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  1. Soul-slider
    The Wand promo has black text...
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    One was Jimmy Beaumont's 'I Never Loved Her Anyway'.
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    Here is the man, probably late 1960's early 70's
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    I do have this. Got it on a car boot many moons ago. And yes, I do have a reel to reel player!
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    The track is this...
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    That short clip definitely went on longer than that and showed Trevor Nelson watching some dancers. From memory I think he kind of took the mickey a bit and dismissed the scene as 'not really proper soul' or something like that. I always remembered that and thinking 'This is where proper Soul is played you tit!'. Never liked him since.
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    I think they are both 1002??? EDIT: I've just catalogued it here: https://www.45cat.com/record/nc583025us&rc=1286951#1286951
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    No difference when you look at them, both titled 'City Skies'. One plays the instrumental to 'Thank The Lord For Love' and the other plays some sort of MOR slow/dull instrumental. I had (or have) the slow dull one but can't find it at the moment so not sure what number is on the label, I know it's maroon colour.
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    PM'd you
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    Can't remember his name but I got a few of those.
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    If it's OK chuffinnora I've added your images to the 45cat site: https://www.45cat.com/record/k13666 These things need to be documented and maybe someone on that site will come forward with another copy.
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    I actually won my copy of the CD from Record Collector magazine. Result!
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    Now that 'Big Man' records have released the Jimmy Radcliffe original and previously unreleased 'Taste's Sour Don't It' with the flip being the Barbara Jean English version (also unreleased in the 1960's) it got me thinking, how on earth did British pair Keith Powell & Billie Davis hear it? It's not a bad version, even in all it's Britishness.
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    Well she certainly looks white? A quote on the internet: "We're Only Young Once" by Bunny Paul, one of early Motown white female singer. Released in 1963 on Gordy Records7017, also issued in Canada on Tamla Records...
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    No one's mentioned 'Bunny Paul'. She recorded in 1963. Obviously not the first but one of the earliest.
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    'Funny Woman' does get better after a few episodes (basically the last 3 episodes!).
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    Great detective work. That's cleared that up then. Nice info. Getting back to the 7 Dwarfs, I think there is no doubt in anybody's mind they stole The Rolling Stones' riff.
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    Hello sukokia, welcome. I know a tune that the Stones may have plagiarized for 'Satisfaction', it's an R&B number by Bobby Day 'I Don't Need No Information' on 'Byrdland' from 1965. A bit about it and sound here: https://www.45cat.com/record/nc301302us
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    100% all day long.
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    Richard Searling has just stated in the latest issue of 'Blues & Soul' that Allan Scott & Al Scott (Mr.Soul) are one and the same person.
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    Chuck Jackson?
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    Boils my blood when these so called professional D.J's get it so wrong. I remember someone on the radio several years back playing 'The Tide Is High' by kiddie popsters 'Atomic Kitten' and informing us that 'Blondie' did the original.... Anyway I digress, I guess Springsteen doing a Motown cover is no different than all those 'blue-eyed' groups that did the same thing back in the 60's.It's OK but even the woman I work with, who is not a soulie at all, said his voice doesn't suit the groove. Great backing though. My missus likes it.
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    Another example of a UK release being different/alternate to it's USA predecessor (or in this case even it's UK predecessor!!) is the 2004 Frank Wilson release.


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