Hi to all!

Only seen 12" of this on Philly world...rare on 45????

Great version imho.

Common as muck.

Came in a picture sleeve the same as the one on the 12".

Hi ya Albert...

hope your well?

I doubt its rare....i've got this some where on a 45...... think it was 25p.... bought it out of intrest at the time...

https://www.gemm.com/item/1419380477

sorry first link never worked

Edited April 18, 201015 yr by mischief

Hardly rare, it was a big pop hit in 1984.

https://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Terri%20Wells.html

Great version imho.

Surely only one version of 'I'll Be around' ?

Surely only one version of 'I'll Be around' ?

IT MADE NO 14 ON THE UK POP CHARTS IN 1984. SO AS JOE SAYS ............ COMMON AS MUCK ON 7 OR 12. NICE VERSION THO I THINK YOU MAKE IT HEAVEN BY HER FROM 1983 IS BETTER. GIVE HIM HIS DUE. ALBERTS IN SPAIN SO HE MAY NOT BE AWARE OF THE UK CHART HISTORY

DAVE

SUNDAY CHILL OUT 25TH APRIL 12 NOON TIL 8PM HORSE AND GROOM EAST LAITH GATE DONCASTER TOWN CENTER WITH GUESTS MICK AND MO & JOHN MOFFAT+ TWINS, JOE LAKIN ,MICK WAD AND MANKY

Edited April 19, 201015 yr by dave pinch

remember Richard searling playing this at morecome pier, totally bombed and cleared the dance floor

remember Richard searling playing this at morecome pier, totally bombed and cleared the dance floor

Copy for sale on 7"

Ive also got a copy of this payed 20p at a carboot sale, I also bought it out of interest.

EMPRESS BALLROOM SAT 24TH APRIL, MEXBROUGH S64 9JB

GUEST DJS BRIAN RAE, COL DENHAM AND GAZ SIMON

MAIN ROON PLAYING CLASSIC OLDIES, ALTERNATE ROOM PLAYING RARE, UNDERPLAYED AND MODERN

Spinners is best

Agree with that Ken...................agree with Mr Pinch too........"You Make It Heaven" is much nicer........I seem to be rather ageeable this evening

Cheers Paul

Agree with that Ken...................agree with Mr Pinch too........"You Make It Heaven" is much nicer........I seem to be rather ageeable this evening

Cheers Paul

The album was well promoted along with I'll be around and you make it heaven, there was a nice duet with Roy Ayers Who's that stranger

The album was well promoted along with I'll be around and you make it heaven, there was a nice duet with Roy Ayers Who's that stranger

Some of the things on the unreleased Roy Ayers (with Ms Wells on vocals)stuff that came out a while ago are pretty fine too.

Cheers Paul

remember Richard searling playing this at morecome pier, totally bombed and cleared the dance floor

was that not the clarence mann version?