Steve G

Ebony's version is even better.

Boots havE ink of th "next label in the pile" on them - the labels weren't dry when they placed em one on top of the next. Hi Macca,\hope u r well. Steve

Love train, Armed and extremely dangerous, Hold back the night are ones that always used to get played alongside things like Feel the need in me. Also heard L J Reynolds & Chocolate syrup - the Phil Lowman thingy - Penguin Breakdown - one of the first true northern things I heard at a fair as a kid.

Fabulous record

Fugi's version is great - Chicken Sh*t? Their version was 68/9 wasn't it? Have it on a UK 45 somewhere, but it's nowhere near Fugi's.

Hmmm maybe not then - the broadminded modern soul fraternity don't get hung up on these things do they? .....have always played it off the CD, I thought (obviously wrongly) that the 7 and 12 were just kind of off the CD.....Jordi implies they were earlier. Anyway see you in about one week's time! Steve Appreciations - the price on this is going up and up - both sides are great.

Yes err Arthur Whatsisname and Love - actually a good version. Didn't WDV also do more than one version of the song?

Sems a very sensible and fair outcome then.

I am funky, some would say frightningly so, this is just a bit too late for me. It's the vocals y'know.

Heard it now thanks. A bit too funky for me maybe.

Yup, beefed up for national release on Wand which never quite happened. The originals are from 75-76.

Everything on the label is good - so far just would like to hear this one.

Don't know this -soundclip?

Play the CD - I do I mean it's a legit release by the man anyway.

Bought this off Butch for the B side some years ago - do I need to dig out and re-appraise for the funky side?

Isn't it also on a CD? In which case that'll fit in yer hot box!

Why not? If they sniped that amount they must have been prepared to pay for it - surely??? My view is the moment you do a snipe it's effectively out of your hands, you are saying "I'll bid up to this" - not "I'll put in a ridiculous amount I don't expect to pay just to knock everyone else off". I know you want to be fair but I don't think the winning bidder has a leg to stand on really.

I daren't ask!!!

No Boba - "We want freedom" is a fabulous crossover side in it's own right and plays as it says on the title, which has been about in very limited quantity for years (Dave Halsall got them from Manny ooh late 80s I'd guess) - maybe 15 copies tops. Manny did a lot of work in Philly (Nurons, Rotations etc)....anyway so that we are all clear are we saying 1) original rotations from Ohio - morphed into group that recorded in Pa. 2) third group from Chicago Hopefully that's put the pieces together? Steve

Think from memory there were two groups Dave. There's def a Philly one - I thought the other ones were more Chicago way, but I'll settle on Cleveland.

And yet the B side of this sounds great now!

Yeah I thought that too. great little rocker, not sure it's really had it's day yet.

So why did all these imports that flopped get to Bradford in the first place?

I've never seen one either - is it one of those ones like Don Varner on Veep, or the Just Brothers on Wand?

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