Does anyone have any information about this great R&B tune (not same as Edward hamilton) it´s on Versatile lable(New York).

Would like to know recording year and price

If you want to hear it mail me...

Cheers

Munken

is this the other version of wilson p/luther i?

if is, if can do online sound be apprecited if could upload it via forum or if need be email us it and can do it for you , as been after hearing this

Here´s the soundfile hope it works.

Munken

The Luther Ingram one is unissued and I grovelled for an acetate as payment for DJing the 100 club, but Ady gave me a boot instead. He booted my ass right up the stairs of the club. This is the best for sure, recognisable by its gravelly choral breaks. And easily by fave r'n'b tinged soul record.

The Wilson Pickett for ages I thought never came out on 45, but Gav Needham proved me wrong. I've got the LP. It's good. But it's not right. I'd be interested in hearing a third.

I´ll try an Mp3 instead, hope it works....

ey, it's good. I like it.

You´ll need to right click it to download acording to my realplayer.

Back to my bottle of wine............ : )

yeah ...thumbs up

dont know much about the background, first heard mention of that one from one of the german boys

right in saying wilson p's avail on a french or german? ep - and heard also a normal portugese 45 ??

cheers munken

right in saying wilson p's avail on a french  or german? ep - and heard also a normal portugese 45 ??

cheers munken

German - cant remember label, but its major & black.

Dont know about the Portugese one.

Not much help really!

That'll be 'Liberty'

WOOF!

That'll be 'Liberty'

Thats the fella! Obviously I gave too many clues ;-)

Dont know about the Portugese one.

Not much help really!

Yes, it's out on a portugese EP as well on the Tecla label. Here's my copy (the only one i know of actually). The other side has got two tracks by Otis Redding.

Here's the sleeve:

The record i´m trying to get some info on is writen by Fred Bridges & on Versatile records

do you know Mark Forrest, he was the one I first heard mention of it from, and it features on his play lists, he may have more info

on written by, can't find the wilson p to check if same, but think its same as checked recently, though reckon its origins is a old gospel song

"oh mary dont you weep"

on written by, can't find the wilson p to check if same

The Fred Bridges, Wilson Pickett and Luther Ingram tracks are all the same tune.

Written by Fred Bridges and Harrison Smith.

Here is the BMI info:

https://repertoire.bmi.com/title.asp?blnWri...uerytype=WorkID

The Versatile label was active from 1960 to 1962.

Does anyone know what cat# the Fred Bridges 45 has got?

Wilson Pickett's version was recorded 1962 or 1963.

I've posted a scan of my fred bridges in the gallery.

I don't have any info on it but I do know someone had it on ebay for sale a few months back and it didn't reach the reserve. If I remember rightly he sells under the name sixties-soul.