https://www.soul-source.co.uk/more/soul-library/16759-billy-arnell-the-greatest-story-ever-told/

Ones on the bay finish's 28th march 2011 need to type in the real title supposed to have been signed by the real artist ?

$800

nought t'do with me & I don't know if it's genuine or not.

no feed back for the seller?

UK action label? What's all that about?

auction number?

Can't find it myself.

auction number?

Can't find it myself.

You're not searching under Billy Arnell are you Joe?

There's bound to be some info on this site about the term 'cover up' and what it means...

... meanwhile I'll PM you.

No I was searching under Action in records.

Cheers for the link.

I have another version of this song (im not sure if it's better or worse)

Guilty your Honor! This was my cover up...really Bernard Harper on Action Records (Texas?). This is what I wrote about it in Shades Of Soul back in 2000:

Took me a couple of plays to get into this a few years back, but it's definitely one of my favourite discs nowadays. I have been dee jaying with it recently under the guise of "Billy Arnell - The greatest story ever told", so now you know the truth. A chugging nagging beat, with a simple yet strong sounding production, without the aid of any added brass or strings or kitchen sinks! The chopping lead guitar and swirling organ play the major parts, as Bernard tells his ex that he's over her, "I never thought that I could face you again, after I was so hurt". He's strong as, "now you can even flirt 'cause I've found me a love so strong", and more than that, "it's better than the greatest story ever told". That put her in her place. "I'm not gonna lose it, no matter how good you look to me". Never seen or heard of another copy, but I'm not saying that it's a one off, but it definitely deserves to be more well known and loved. Come and hear it at The Dome!

The recording in Refosoul has been pitched up a touch, and yes there is another version (different label), but the vocal is pretty weak imo.