CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT LABELS THIS "AWESOME"

TUNE HAS COME OUT ON..............

UK & AMERICAN

and values.........

Edited September 20, 200519 yr by taylormadesoul

CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT LABELS THIS "AWESOME"

TUNE HAS COME OUT ON..............

UK & AMERICAN

and values.........

Soul Series ( green Stateside lookalike ) UK worth about £15

never officially released until then

Unissued Goldwax recording. Originally available on a japanese CD. Available on a Soul Series UK 45 and also on some other UK issue... Torch Records or something... don't know which came first - Soul Series or Torch - not that it really matters, I guess. Master tape only find as far as I know, no orignal acetate? Fantastic stomper. Thanks for reminding me, had to go dig it out, had completely forgotten about it.

Edited September 20, 200519 yr by Sebastian

Unissued Goldwax recording. Originally available on a japanese CD. Available on a Soul Series UK 45 and also on some other UK issue... Torch Records or something... don't know which came first - Soul Series or Torch - not that it really matters, I guess. Master tape only find as far as I know, no orignal acetate? Fantastic stomper. Thanks for reminding me, had to go dig it out, had completely forgotten about it.

Wasn't it discovered in the States by Brian raye on a cheapie CD in a garage?

Wasn't it discovered in the States by Brian raye on a cheapie CD in a garage?

It was released 90's remeber the first time i heard it going to Cannock central with John Corless he had it on tape played it 3 times on the trot that blown away by it

Ted

It was actually first issued erroneously on a Jap CD which was legal but shouldn't have been on it for various legal reasons. All the UK issues were illegal as well so it's an odd case of never having been 100% legally issued yet.

It's a Fame recording, but most of Spencer Wiggins' later Goldwax sides were cut at Fame studios. When Goldwax folded in around '69 or '70 Fame (through Capitol) issued at least two SW 45s. This record is presumably from this timeframe, so there would appear to be a lack of clarity on the matter of who actually owns the recording.

Vivid Sound in Japan collected a few unissued Goldwax tracks on 2 vinyl complation albums in the late 1970s (Volume 2 contains a version of Wee Willie Walker's "I Don't Want To Take A Chance" without horns or backing vocals, for example). I don't have the other vinyl album, but I think Mark 'Binsy' Taylor does. I can ask him to confirm if "Let's Talk It Over" is on Volume 1, which would mean it existed in vinyl format from the late 1970s. In any case, these lps formed the basis of the CD from whence the various UK bootleg singles of the Spencer Wiggins track came. The entire CD itself was counterfeited at the time of the popularity of "Let's Talk It Over".

I bought one from a shop called Mister CD in London which was clearly 'dodgy' on close inspection; a UK-pressed CD with no liner notes whatsoever, just a CD booklet cover which was a pretty poor reproduction of the proper CD packaging.

My mates all-time fave tune - don't rate it personally, each to their own

It's a Fame recording, but most of Spencer Wiggins' later Goldwax sides were cut at Fame studios. When Goldwax folded in around '69 or '70 Fame (through Capitol) issued at least two SW 45s. This record is presumably from this timeframe, so there would appear to be a lack of clarity on the matter of who actually owns the recording.

Vivid Sound in Japan collected a few unissued Goldwax tracks on 2 vinyl complation albums in the late 1970s (Volume 2 contains a version of Wee Willie Walker's "I Don't Want To Take A Chance" without horns or backing vocals, for example). I don't have the other vinyl album, but I think Mark 'Binsy' Taylor does. I can ask him to confirm if "Let's Talk It Over" is on Volume 1, which would mean it existed in vinyl format from the late 1970s. In any case, these lps formed the basis of the CD from whence the various UK bootleg singles of the Spencer Wiggins track came. The entire CD itself was counterfeited at the time of the popularity of "Let's Talk It Over".

I bought one from a shop called Mister CD in London which was clearly 'dodgy' on close inspection; a UK-pressed CD with no liner notes whatsoever, just a CD booklet cover which was a pretty poor reproduction of the proper CD packaging.

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neil clowes biggie at keele

what happened to him?