Well done to Carms for getting what seems to me a bit of a bargain.

Got me thinking though-How many times has this classic backing track been used

Larry Laster

Larry Atkins(Same fella?)

Ike & Tina

Ty Karim

Any more out there??

Tony

Edited December 21, 201014 yr by tonyp

herb and doris - somebody somewhere needs you - hip same as ike and tina

darrell banks - somebody somewhere needs you - revilot same words as ike & tina / herb & doris different backing

herb and doris - somebody somewhere needs you - hip same as ike and tina

darrell banks - somebody somewhere needs you - revilot same words as ike & tina / herb & doris different backing

Wasn't aware of that version-not bad, but not as good as the Model Couple I feel.

That the lot then ???

T

Wasn't aware of that version-not bad, but not as good as the Model Couple I feel.

That the lot then ???

T

No

Ritchie Knight and the Mid Knights - Somebody somewhere

Excellent version. Needs plays out in my opinion.

Jackie wilson ?

Somebody (Somewhere Needs You) by Darrell BanksNo one else to turn to ...Remember somebody else somewhere ...Remembersomebody else somewhere ...They need you right now ...Remember somebody elsesomewhere ...Remember somebody else somewhere ...They need you right now ...Oh, baby, I need you ...I need you right now ...I'll never, never, ne...I need you right now ...Sweet baby, I need you ...Yes, I do, I need you

And do both the aforementioned versions have the same backing track as

Larry Laster/Atkins/ Ty Karim etc

or have we quickly drifted into a discussion of how many versions of "Somebody Somewhere "??

And just for good measure, who used it first ??

T

Ike and Tina's 'Somebody needs you' was released in May 1965.

Larry Laster's 'Go for yourself' was a year later, in May 1966.

Darrell Banks' 'Somebody (somewhere) needs you' hit the Billboard R&B Charts 22nd Oct 1966 and stayed there for four weeks, peaking at No 34. It also made it to 55 in the Pop Charts.

Edited December 21, 201014 yr by rigilbert

Well done to Carms for getting what seems to me a bit of a bargain.

Got me thinking though-How many times has this classic backing track been used

Larry Laster

Larry Atkins(Same fella?)

Ike & Tina

Ty Karim

Any more out there??

Tony

It hasn't got here yet I used to have the Ike & Tina and also Love Larry Atkins ...this must be one of the all time best backing tracks.

Bit of subject but I still love Larrys other 45 on Duo Virgo - Thats Just What You Did just a brilliant and underreated/played tune.

Edited December 22, 201014 yr by phil shields

Bit of subject but I still love Larrys other 45 on Duo Virgo - Thats Just What You Did just a brilliant and underreated/played tune.

One of my faves, fantastic record

Here you go - a few scans - was a good excuse to dig em out and give 'em a spin.

First five have the same/same-ish backing track.

Last one is the 70's version of the Lighten up tune.

Take care and have a great Xmas.

John

Here you go - a few scans - was a good excuse to dig em out and give 'em a spin.

First five have the same/same-ish backing track.

Last one is the 70's version of the Lighten up tune.

Take care and have a great Xmas.

John

Show off !!

The Highland Larry Atkins just has to be one of the great Northern double-siders. The flip to me defines what traditional Northern is all about.

Fook, I'm half pissed

The Highland Larry Atkins just has to be one of the great Northern double-siders. The flip to me defines what traditional Northern is all about.

Fook, I'm half pissed

Your not tall enough to get fully pissed lol

Here you go - a few scans - was a good excuse to dig em out and give 'em a spin.

First five have the same/same-ish backing track.

Last one is the 70's version of the Lighten up tune.

Take care and have a great Xmas.

John

I am positively droooooooling

Your not tall enough to get fully pissed lol

Nappy slap fer you mate