Wondered if any of you clever people can shed any light on this please...........not sure if this is someting i have just made up or not , but seem to recall a conversation that mentioned there were two different mixes of Main Queeze - Nate Evans, pretty sure that it was said there are two different releases which are slightly different in the mix ???...........wondered if anyone could confirm this & if possible post the different mixes please.

Best Russ

Wondered if any of you clever people can shed any light on this please...........not sure if this is someting i have just made up or not , but seem to recall a conversation that mentioned there were two different mixes of Main Queeze - Nate Evans, pretty sure that it was said there are two different releases which are slightly different in the mix ???...........wondered if anyone could confirm this & if possible post the different mixes please.

Best Russ

I assume you don't mean the Syl Johnson track that uses the same backing track?

I assume you don't mean the Syl Johnson track that uses the same backing track?

No Steve, have this niggly feeling somebody mentioned to me there were two release numbers & they were different mixes.........i could of course have imagined the whole thing !!!

Russ

without checking I thought it was on three different labels, two of which were the same mix.

but then again it could be the swine flu messing with my head.

There are two different mixes on the same number. Opinion was that there might even be a different vocalist on the 'other' version. The variant version is very rare but does exist: there's a topic here on it somewhere and soundfiles were posted. For me personally the Syl Johnson Japanese lp cut using the same backing track is an even better record.

without checking I thought it was on three different labels, two of which were the same mix.

but then again it could be the swine flu messing with my head.

Just checked the discography for Twilght/Twinight & has only got the one release number, maybe the demo is different to the issue mix, can you elaborate on the 3 labels pse & which mix is which ????.

JM's only mentions the 156 release number.

Thank you

Cheers

Russ

Edited October 22, 200915 yr by Russ Vickers

There was a recent Pvine CD of Twinight stuff, which has Nate Evans on it. Maybe its an alternate mix?

There are two different mixes on the same number. Opinion was that there might even be a different vocalist on the 'other' version. The variant version is very rare but does exist: there's a topic here on it somewhere and soundfiles were posted. For me personally the Syl Johnson Japanese lp cut using the same backing track is an even better record.

Cheers Gareth, now i just have to find the thread .

Russ

Can anyone help pse, as i cannot find the thread which Gareth refers to.

Many thanks

Russ

There are two different mixes on the same number. Opinion was that there might even be a different vocalist on the 'other' version. The variant version is very rare but does exist: there's a topic here on it somewhere and soundfiles were posted. For me personally the Syl Johnson Japanese lp cut using the same backing track is an even better record.

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/forums/topic/50925-nate-evans-on-twinight-alternate-press-with-syl-johnson-vocals/page__p__528332__hl__nate%20evans%20boba__fromsearch__1entry528332

Aha.

Thanks for refreshing our memories about this Bob. So the last theory was that it was possibly writer Earl Randle's guide vocal pressed as the regular Nate Evans single. Listening to the soundfile again I have to say I prefer it to the more common Nate Evans version.

Aha.

Thanks for refreshing our memories about this Bob. So the last theory was that it was possibly writer Earl Randle's guide vocal pressed as the regular Nate Evans single. Listening to the soundfile again I have to say I prefer it to the more common Nate Evans version.

unrelated, but i actually finally found the last twinight # I needed (rock record by the rooks, who are apparently a chicago rock group with at least two records and not the pacific northwest rock band) and have been meaning to post scans of the label run but haven't had time.

Thanks for that Bob.........very interesting indeed, must have missed this thread first time around.

Thanks to all for thier help.

Russ