As a rule i don't generally sell records from my collection, but i've bought quite a few things of late, so decided to dig out things i never play (thinking i may sell), well i got this out of a box, and thought it isn't really my cup of tea, then played it. Jesus, it's brilliant, that smouldering tempo and Baker just purrs then belts it out. It just goes to show, you should occasionally re-visit records you own and give them an airing, i'm sure (if you don't know it) there must be a clip on here somewhere, i painstakingly recorded around 2000 of my favourite vinyls to cd then (just for this reason) put them in my Itunes, and this isn't on there ! Mind there isn't a lot of 60's on my ipod.

Get re-visiting....it's good for the soul.

Brett

Edited December 10, 200915 yr by Brett F

Dang, I would have bought it from you. Posted this up a while back to rave revues.

Cracking track!

it's a TUNE. I heard it played out for the first time in ages at a nighter about a month or six weeks ago, it's been on and off the turntable ever since

The same thing happened with Martha Star, no part time love, two great female belters

Absolutely one of my favorite tunes from the Stafford era, covered up as Betty LaVette and The Big Wheels. Played by the mighty Jim Wensiora and Keb

top tune indeed

Edited December 10, 200915 yr by Dennisoul

Absolutely one of my favorite tunes from the Stafford era, covered up as Betty LaVette and The Big Wheels. Played by the mighty Jim Wensiora and Keb

top tune indeed

Fantastic top tune bought a hacked copy of ebay 2yrys back on diamond for $6 a total right off played with crackles put back on the bay for 10p sold for £25 i describe it as as well wrecked but the guy was very happy beats me

As a rule i don't generally sell records from my collection, but i've bought quite a few things of late, so decided to dig out things i never play (thinking i may sell), well i got this out of a box, and thought it isn't really my cup of tea, then played it. Jesus, it's brilliant, that smouldering tempo and Baker just purrs then belts it out. It just goes to show, you should occasionally re-visit records you own and give them an airing, i'm sure (if you don't know it) there must be a clip on here somewhere, i painstakingly recorded around 2000 of my favourite vinyls to cd then (just for this reason) put them in my Itunes, and this isn't on there ! Mind there isn't a lot of 60's on my ipod.

Get re-visiting....it's good for the soul.

Brett

if you look at the writing credits on this, this is clearly the same joan baker that had the record as joan baker and the belgianettes on ember. She was not a member of the belgianettes (at least on okeh) though.