Never heard the alternative version but would love too , anybody got the album version or know what album to look for ? If so can you please reply / post it up , thanks

Edited January 6, 201114 yr by 123-motown

Didn't know there was one! You have my attention now!

One of my top ten tunes this one!

Remember buying this around 1973 from Kev McCaffrey for a fiver, bloody brilliant!.......never ever got played anywhere up in these parts so still an unknown record, would love to here an alt version.

TRACKLIST :

1 Marvin Holmes "Ride your mule"

2 Third Avenue blues band "Don't make me laugh"

3 The Mirettes "In the midnight hour"

4 Two people "Stop leave my heart alone"

5 The party brothers "do the ground hog"

6 Marvin L.Sims "Talkin'Bout Soul"

7 Tony Borders "Cheaters never win"

8 The mirettes "To love somebody"

9 Lee Charles "Someone somewhere"

10 Lonnie B & Vicky G "We're gonna stay in love with each other"

11 June gatlin "Good girl, gone bad"

12 Eddie et Ernie " Thanks for yesterday"

13 Tony Borders "I met her in church"

A fellow soul sourcer has pointed me in the right direction , very obscure album from the 60's on the Maxi Label

Edited December 12, 201014 yr by 123-motown

Massive 100 Club tune, would love to compare to the 45.

ady

Brainstormer!

Sorry to highjack this thread but if anyone fancies a nice Revue Demo of this I've just put one up for sale in Sales section.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Remember buying this around 1973 from Kev McCaffrey for a fiver, bloody brilliant!.......never ever got played anywhere up in these parts so still an unknown record, would love to here an alt version.

Sorry Steve to correct you, but I played this at The Legion and at The Band Club. (circa 74-76)

Also Andy Riding give it a few spins as well.

BTW I did have a few for sale as well, about £2 each.

Massive 100 Club tune, would love to compare to the 45.

ady

Absolutely. Early-mid 80s I recall this being played and if I recall correctly was featured on one of Ady's Kent compilation LP.

Sorry Steve to correct you, but I played this at The Legion and at The Band Club. (circa 74-76)

Also Andy Riding give it a few spins as well.

BTW I did have a few for sale as well, about £2 each.

Ok so ill re-phrase it dave...........it didnt get played much up here and I certainly never heard it at any nighters in those days.

Kev Mac may be an old toss-pot but he did come up with a few good records!

Ok so ill re-phrase it dave...........it didnt get played much up here and I certainly never heard it at any nighters in those days.

Kev Mac may be an old toss-pot but he did come up with a few good records!

Yes Steve, Kev did come up with some gems.

I think Richard Searling will always be thankful that he sold The Jades "I'm Where It's At" to him and not Ian Levine.

You might be right about it not being played at all-nighters before The 100 Club in the 80s.

One of my all time favourite records. been playing this in my sets for a few years on and off, always gets a great reaction.

Introduced to me many many moons ago on a Kent compliation.

The production on this record is incredible and i couldn't believe my ears when i heard the guitar in the mix on the original pressing (didn't seem as prominent on the Kent comp.).

Would love to hear an alternate version.

Found a copy of the album for a tenner in France , when it arrives I'll let you lot know

its a nice enough tune but theres loads better imho

I have the album and its for sale!

I have the album and its for sale!

We don't wanna buy it, we just want to hear it!

Well its sold! so there! nah nah nah nah nah

Well its sold! so there! nah nah nah nah nah

Just had a tea sprayed on keyboard moment.

I assume that was done in laughter Dave!

WE can be so childish sometimes  cant we! at least its in Jest!

Just had a tea sprayed on keyboard moment.

Sure it was tea????.......you been visiting them sites again Dave?

I assume that was done in laughter Dave!

WE can be so childish sometimes cant we! at least its in Jest!

Sorry for late reply, yes it was tea i found your reply funny as f**k, and I had just took a drink when I saw it.

Sure it was tea????.......you been visiting them sites again Dave?

No Steve you are getting mixed up with Sunday nights websites.

We don't wanna buy it, we just want to hear it!

can upload it once RefoSoul is back and running if anybody's still interested?

Bought the album simply out of curiosity about the Two People track and have to say, doesn't sound like an alt take to me. More like one of those 'fake stereo' mixes you can find on many french compilations from the 1960s. I'd be a bit disappointed if it wasn't for the stand out deep soul tracks on side 2

The Deep soul tracks are superb Benji - I recorded it before I sent it!

ATB Steve

Album arrived today , lp version over a minute longer than the 45 and it's good !!! When I get time I'll post it up

Edited January 16, 201114 yr by 123-motown

Album arrived today , lp version over a minute longer than the 45 and it's good !!! When I get time I'll post it up

Unless it's a misprint on the Revue label and the 45 version ends infact at 01:22 both versions are 02:22..............

NB: the take on the Kent album was/is different tho!

Edited January 16, 201114 yr by Benji

Well????...we`re all waiting patiently for the clip to be uploaded.

Unless it's a misprint on the Revue label and the 45 version ends infact at 01:22 both versions are 02:22..............

NB: the take on the Kent album was/is different tho!

Yep you're right they are both the same , lp says 3.23 but I timed it , it's 02.22

Edited January 16, 201114 yr by 123-motown

Well????...we`re all waiting patiently for the clip to be uploaded.

I'd upload it if I could find the CD I recorded it on. LP is in storage so no chance for you to hear it until I find the CD again (might be in the car, will have a look tomorrow morning). Two small kids turned me into an organisational disaster

Wow, what a great track!

Sounds the same to me, thanks Benji.

What's the difference with the Kent LP before i try to dig them out?

Sounds the same to me, thanks Benji.

What's the difference with the Kent LP before i try to dig them out?

Yes, it's the same. Just with added fake stereo. Does that qualify for calling it a different mix?

The Kent LP take doesn't have that guitar miaow* from what I remember...

* hope it makes sense but I don't know how to describe it....

Guitars enhanced on this version? Fantastic!

Awsome track. I now what Phil means about better tracks, but few sound like this.

Real Daniel Peacock moment at the end.

Edited January 19, 201114 yr by Simsy

that guitar miaow* from what I remember...

Nice one thanx Benji

That another one those more demos than issues 45s!

Edited January 20, 201114 yr by Guest

On ‎13‎/‎12‎/‎2010 at 15:33, soulboy69 said:

One of my all time favourite records. been playing this in my sets for a few years on and off, always gets a great reaction.

Introduced to me many many moons ago on a Kent compliation.

The production on this record is incredible and i couldn't believe my ears when i heard the guitar in the mix on the original pressing (didn't seem as prominent on the Kent comp.).

Would love to hear an alternate version.

Same here, it's to good a record not to play out.     

be careful when playing it out as it does 'stop' very suddenly......  no fading out at all!