heard this on a jordi rip cd given away at USOS,lable, price etc please

cheers

jason

I'm guessing you mean the original 1964 version.

United Artists release but no idea on price.

Seem to think it came out on a LP as well.

Someone will confirm that I'm sure.

I'm guessing you mean the original 1964 version.

United Artists release but no idea on price.

Seem to think it came out on a LP as well.

Someone will confirm that I'm sure.

not sure which version mate, its quite funky with 60s horns,in a 60s newie stylee !

This one was what I thought it was.

I'm amazed it was on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04DrhTNUN-4

not sure which version mate, its quite funky with 60s horns,in a 60s newie stylee !

This one was what I thought it was.

I'm amazed it was on youtube.

https://www.youtube.c...h?v=04DrhTNUN-4

thats the one bud, cheers, im shocked that thats 1964 ! sounds 70s to me, anyone know how much for one ?

thats the one bud, cheers, im shocked that thats 1964 ! sounds 70s to me, anyone know how much for one ?

If you think this version is funky the 70s version is brilliant and great guitar work from Ernie Isley. I prefer the 70s version myself. The later version was also released on a 45 Tabs, on T-Neck in 1973. Unfortunately it's gets a bit crap towards the end when Ernie launches into rock solo mode. The best version is an edit on a Stateside comp LP at 3.09.

Edited July 29, 200916 yr by Matt Male

Hi Matt,

Hope you and the family are all OK.

See you in a few weeks

The 1973 version was also released on UK Epic as That Lady.

The reason I didn't mention it was because I assumed everyone would know that, and went for the earlier version.

Cheers

Tabs

If you think this version is funky the 70s version is brilliant and great guitar work from Ernie Isley. I prefer the 70s version myself. The later version was also released on a 45 Tabs, on T-Neck in 1973. Unfortunately it's gets a bit crap towards the end when Ernie launches into rock solo mode. The best version is an edit on a Stateside comp LP at 3.09.

ISLEY BROS.UNITED ARTISTS714WHO'S THAT LADY / MY LITTLE GIRL

Shouldn't cost more than £40, but doesn't come up often and is usually on styrene so M- ones seem few and far between. An old SITC play of mine from about 5 years ago. Always get asked what it is when I play it out.

Double post - Sorry!

Edited July 30, 200916 yr by Paul McKay

ISLEY BROS.UNITED ARTISTS714WHO'S THAT LADY / MY LITTLE GIRL

Shouldn't cost more than £40, but doesn't come up often and is usually on styrene so M- ones seem few and far between. An old SITC play of mine from about 5 years ago. Always get asked what it is when I play it out.

I think it was released on UK Stateside 45 in 1964; but I could be wrong. Any British collectors able to clarify?

heard this on a jordi rip cd given away at USOS,lable, price etc please

cheers

jason

Glad you like that Jason, it's on United Artists and goes for about £80 now.

Jordi

I think it was released on UK Stateside 45 in 1964; but I could be wrong. Any British collectors able to clarify?

It's on a Stateside LP - Lets Go. Craig Moerer has one for $18.

Not sure about a 45 release. I thought Epic was the only UK release.

Edited July 30, 200916 yr by Matt Male

Glad you like that Jason, it's on United Artists and goes for about £80 now.

Jordi

cheers jordi,and thanks to everyone else for the info u lot gave me, tis a great tune !

ISLEY BROS.UNITED ARTISTS714WHO'S THAT LADY / MY LITTLE GIRL

Always get asked what it is when I play it out.

are you, thats amazing indeed ! Its strange how sometimes the rarest tracks are known to most whereas great "common" stuff like this gets overlooked. Maybe I should cover up my old Islys on Wand then

This is a great tune in both versions...Jan from HH played it at the anniversray warm up this month. It had me screaming from the other end of the bar "Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!"

It's on a Stateside LP - Lets Go. Craig Moerer has one for $18.

Not sure about a 45 release. I thought Epic was the only UK release.

I don't think that was an original lp, it's an 80's release (comp), they didn't release the 1964 version of 'who's that lady' on anything other than the united artists 45. The 70's version on epic was a massive global hit of course, but the '64 single bombed and didn't get any release outside the USA. It took me years to find this 45, very elusive, and in the end cost me about $3 as a chance find. If it was on stateside i'd be surprised as i've never seen it listed in any discography, and the UA LP doesn't feature the track. It is available for download on amazon for 69p though!

cheers Sutty

Edited July 30, 200916 yr by Sutty

hi,

i've also got it on a 1987 lp compilation,

whats happening stateside

a sampler for a load of lps they were putting out at the time,

joe.

There's a French 45 (73) that I never saw.

Just reviewed this little blighter in the latest edition of 'Soul Up North'

Went under the radar with me too!!!!!

Cheers

Steve

I think it was released on UK Stateside 45 in 1964; but I could be wrong. Any British collectors able to clarify?

Definitely not on UK Stateside Mark.

are you, thats amazing indeed ! Its strange how sometimes the rarest tracks are known to most whereas great "common" stuff like this gets overlooked. Maybe I should cover up my old Islys on Wand then

This is a great tune in both versions...Jan from HH played it at the anniversray warm up this month. It had me screaming from the other end of the bar "Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!"

Certainly is strange Marc, but odd versions of very well known tunes quite often elicit this kind of response. Kellee Patterson's Barry White cover also springs to mind as does the Royale VII version of Chicago's "Does anyone really know what time it is", although admittedly this one's a bit more obscure.

Edited July 31, 200916 yr by Paul McKay

Definitely not on UK Stateside Mark.

Thanks for clearing that up Paul.

hi,

i've also got it on a 1987 lp compilation,

whats happening stateside

a sampler for a load of lps they were putting out at the time,

joe.

Cracking LP that,

Garnet Mimms, Lou Rawls, Aaron Neville Etc Etc.

Think it was about 1.99

Coukd have done without Nutbush City Limits though.

F*ckin awful.

Tony

Certainly is strange Marc, but odd versions of very well known tunes quite often elicit this kind of response. Kellee Patterson's Barry White cover also springs to mind as does the Royale VII version of Chicago's "Does anyone really know what time it is", although admittedly this one's a bit more obscure.

You're right Paul! Since I've been playing it out, it's provoked a positive reaction EVERY time cos the song is so well known from the '71 hit. I do remember seeing it on one of your play lists from a while back and wondered then what it was like! And bugger me when i finally get the UA 45 i then find it's on the 'What's happening Stateside' LP which i've had since it first came out

Cheers

Steve

hi,

i've also got it on a 1987 lp compilation,

whats happening stateside

a sampler for a load of lps they were putting out at the time,

joe.

Joe,

If there,s a rare version,it goes without saying - you will have it - enigma,thats what you are.Nice one.

Got a tasty 12 of it tho.Will be playing it at the Formby Halls,Atherton,Aug 15th...be there