THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE,ON V,M P, YOU SEND ME,NICE TRACK NICE FLIP ALSO,IS THIS RARE JUST ASKING BILLY

THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE,ON V,M P, YOU SEND ME,NICE TRACK NICE FLIP ALSO,IS THIS RARE JUST ASKING BILLY

Not really Billy,tenner tops.

sadly not rare billy,,,the one that is 'aint got nothing but the blues'

sadly not rare billy,,,the one that is 'aint got nothing but the blues'

THANKS MARK /KEN NICE SOUND ONE FOR MY BOX ,BILLY

THANKS MARK /KEN NICE SOUND ONE FOR MY BOX ,BILLY

Hi in 1971/2 I think most people who found this great version of Sam Cooks orig, for 1 minute thought I got the BIG one. The other easy find was the Joneses "Sugar Pie Guy" both deserve a spin.

DAVE KIL

Hi in 1971/2 I think most people who found this great version of Sam Cooks orig, for 1 minute thought I got the BIG one. The other easy find was the Joneses "Sugar Pie Guy" both deserve a spin.

DAVE KIL

I'd say Sugar Pie Guy was a bloody difficult one to find in 71/72

You send me Brilliant track

I'd say Sugar Pie Guy was a bloody difficult one to find in 71/72

you had to have it on a test press

I like the version of "you send me" too............but for me the flipside "Mr Moonlight" (with female lead vocal) is the one

Cheers Paul

I agree with you there, Paul. Have always thought 'Mr Moonlight' is a lovely little gem.

you had to have it on a test press

Yes that's right, it was a test press, I found them with many others on Stevenage Indoor Market, the Friendly People was also the white Demo, The issues seemed a little bit harder to locate. Maybe it was again down to what part of the country you lived in as in 70/1 I found a small warehouse crammed full of Motown and other imports, at the same time Letchworth Co-oP had 2 racks full of early UK 500 TMGs and EMI LPs such as the Impressions Big 16, & loads of Action records In Stevens record shop, yes Letchworth Hitchin & Stevenage had thousands of records,However it was not until I got to Know Mick Smith & John Wilkinson (NOTTS) that I found out what to look for??? Dave

I like the version of "you send me" too............but for me the flipside "Mr Moonlight" (with female lead vocal) is the one

Cheers Paul

AS USEUAL MY BRAIN NOT INTO GEAR?? OF CORSE IT WAS NOT "SUGUR PIE GUY" it was "PULL MY STRING" However it still sounds good with that Detroit Emeralds "feel the need" hook, as for the S P G? what a classic, DAVE "OOOPS" KIL

AS USEUAL MY BRAIN NOT INTO GEAR?? OF CORSE IT WAS NOT "SUGUR PIE GUY" it was "PULL MY STRING" However it still sounds good with that Detroit Emeralds "feel the need" hook, as for the S P G? what a classic, DAVE "OOOPS" KIL

Just got 'Sugar pie guy' out and played it, first time for bloody years, may have been the wrong record but still a nice one Dave!

Hi in 1971/2 I think most people who found this great version of Sam Cooks orig, for 1 minute thought I got the BIG one. The other easy find was the Joneses "Sugar Pie Guy" both deserve a spin.

DAVE KIL

That just took me right back in time, a real deja vu - I clearly remember getting it in about 73/74 from a junk shop and yes, thinking exactly that!! That I'd made my first big discovery at 14!

I love this version of You Send Me would be nice to play alongside Sugar dumpling in tribute of Sam Cooke

Just got 'Sugar pie guy' out and played it, first time for bloody years, may have been the wrong record but still a nice one Dave!

CHEERS FOR THAT. I have been playing loads of oldies tonight, and Dee Clarks "I don,t need" on Constellation 165 sounds crisp as does "give the man a chance" the SOUL TWINS, GREAT SOUL DAVE