Posted April 6, 201015 yr Can someone give me some info on this. Is / Was it an album only track....what about the British ABC release on 45. Any help or info appreciated. Thanks
April 6, 201015 yr Can someone give me some info on this. Is / Was it an album only track....what about the British ABC release on 45. Any help or info appreciated. Thanks not 100% certain but sure it was album only when first spun the uk issue was for the demand. i may be wrong but done some searches and cant find a US issue of 45, was a biggie at Mecca ritz and cleethorpes. mark
April 6, 201015 yr Can someone give me some info on this. Is / Was it an album only track....what about the British ABC release on 45. Any help or info appreciated. Thanks This was released in 1974 on British ABC 4053 you can pick one up for around a fiver.Great track Chris
April 6, 201015 yr mark,this track was from an lp called,"the george clinton band arrives" on abc,the 45 was issued in the uk and played (I think) as a new release on the northern scene mid 70s,minds a bit hazy now!!!,heres a couple of links,not sure if p.d.r was a usa 45 release though, https://www.discogs.com/George-Clinton-The-George-Clinton-Band-Arrives/release/1506948 https://cgi.ebay.com/GEORGE-CLINTON-PLEASE-DONT-RUN-FROM-ME-LIFE-AND-BREATH_W0QQitemZ150429044582QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Records?hash=item2306450f66 ps,its a different george clinton,not the loony from funkadelic etc,(imo!!!),
April 6, 201015 yr mark,this track was from an lp called,"the george clinton band arrives" on abc,the 45 was issued in the uk and played (I think) as a new release on the northern scene mid 70s,minds a bit hazy now!!!,heres a couple of links,not sure if p.d.r was a usa 45 release though, https://www.discogs.c...release/1506948 https://cgi.ebay.com/...=item2306450f66 ps,its a different george clinton,not the loony from funkadelic etc,(imo!!!), No US release...........former album only................monster for Poke at Cleethorpes..........................Steve Jeffies has one and there are about 3 on Ebay at mo
April 6, 201015 yr Yes, it was originally played from the above mentioned LP, then got a UK 45 release on the strength of the popularity. I first hear it at the Mecca / Ritz, then at Cleethorpes shortly afterwards. No other 45 that I know of - unless it was released in another country at the same time as the UK 45 release
April 6, 201015 yr White artist (or Blue-Eyed Soul as it's known). bit of info here on george s clinton, https://www.discogs.com/artist/George+S.+Clinton
April 6, 201015 yr bit of info here on george s clinton, https://www.discogs.c...orge+S.+Clinton oh dear p
April 6, 201015 yr Yes, it was originally played from the above mentioned LP, then got a UK 45 release on the strength of the popularity. I first hear it at the Mecca / Ritz, then at Cleethorpes shortly afterwards. No other 45 that I know of - unless it was released in another country at the same time as the UK 45 release Was also spun in the Casino.
April 6, 201015 yr Oops so this isn't the George (golden world) Clinton then. Edited April 6, 201015 yr by Prophonics 2029
April 7, 201015 yr Oops so this isn't the George (golden world) Clinton then. Spot the difference Mother F***er Edited April 7, 201015 yr by Karen and Rob Wigley
April 7, 201015 yr Spot the difference Mother F***er Isn't that Parliament guitarist Gary Shider? Whatever....with this funkadelic dress it is surely one of the George Cliton Family
April 7, 201015 yr Spot the difference Mother F***er Err! same hands and what's with the baggy nappy? I hate to think.
April 7, 201015 yr It wasn't GC doing the vocal was it on Please don't run? The GC on ABC was a classically trained musician. I found a test press of the album along with a great pic and bio of the guy a few years ago. Songs got one of the greatest breaks ever and a sax solo to rival even the late great Thoma 'Beans' Bowls. Frantic stuff but brilliant out LOUD!!
April 8, 201015 yr Yes, it was originally played from the above mentioned LP, then got a UK 45 release on the strength of the popularity. I first hear it at the Mecca / Ritz, then at Cleethorpes shortly afterwards. No other 45 that I know of - unless it was released in another country at the same time as the UK 45 release There's a UK 'House of Sounds' bootleg of Fantastic Johnny C - Don't Depend On Me with PDRFM on the B side.
Can someone give me some info on this.
Is / Was it an album only track....what about the British ABC release on 45.
Any help or info appreciated.
Thanks