Jerry Ganey and Tommy Raye, but I'm think I've heard a girlie-ish version.

Am I right?

Tony

Barbara & The Browns

Willie Cobbs

Jerry Ganey and Tommy Raye, but I'm think I've heard a girlie-ish version.

Am I right?

Tony

Ike & Tina Turner

Not forgetting Marcia Griffiths "No, No, No" of course

">

That Marcia Hines is closest to what I think I remember, but it is a Soul track I've got in my head.

Thanks

Tony

see post #2

Barbara & The Browns

Willie Cobbs

Also King Solomon - Separation

I've got a great version by Gene Thompson and the Counts on Ace (blue label)....believe it was one, if not the last release for the Ace label

Credited as written by The Counts .....

I've got a great version by Gene Thompson and the Counts on Ace (blue label)....believe it was one, if not the last release for the Ace label

Credited as written by The Counts .....

We also have a version on Sun Records by Don Hosea which is a great r&b type tune. It was written by Wille Cobbs.

Taf.

see post #2

Can't find a clip of Barbara & The Browns

TP

Jay Swan is the best version a great uptempo rockin blue number

Here is a link with the sound bite of a boot

https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BLUES-BOP-TWIN-SPIN-...4141610004r4052

The original is by Bo Diddley, on Checker. For some reason, it's called "She's Fine, She's Mine" (words which doon't actually feature in the song, but there you go...)

Can't dance to it, but what an incredible record! It's on the other side of "Diddley Daddy"...

The version that the Studio 1 Rocksteady cut by Dawn Penn is based on is the one recorded here by former Waker Brother Gary Walker, on UK CBS (also issued on US Date).

The Megatons' "The Shimmy Shimmy Walk" on Dodge (or Checker, or UK Sue) is an instrumental of YDLM.

Let's also not forget that Larry Davis' "I've Been Hurt So Many Times" is s derivative of YDLM, too...

That's probably enough YDLM for now...

Dick Jensen and the Imports on Loma is pretty good.