Posted October 10, 200519 yr I thought this was a great version...presumably everyone else thinks it's rubbish...heard a lot worse
October 10, 200519 yr Author I was just a bit surprised to find there was an 'original' version of the song as I only heard the brilliant Patti Austin version before.
October 10, 200519 yr little bit Big City Soul-type sound for my taste Pete but not bad at all, very interesting other version
October 10, 200519 yr I thought this was a great version...presumably everyone else thinks it's rubbish...heard a lot worse Like it but then again i like George Hobson, so ive got bad taste anyway Whos it by Pete
October 10, 200519 yr Author It's Val Martinez on RCA. It was on my list last week but didn't sell, going by todays reaction, presumably because it wasn't known by most? £50, bargain
October 10, 200519 yr It's Val Martinez on RCA. It was on my list last week but didn't sell, going by todays reaction, presumably because it wasn't known by most? £50, bargain i aint got speakers at work but is it 'someones gonna cry'? great record if it is. i sold one last month pete for £60. Shane
October 10, 200519 yr Author i aint got speakers at work but is it 'someones gonna cry'? great record if it is. i sold one last month pete for £60. Shane Yeah it is Shane. Can you sell this one for me please, we need to stock up on pampers
October 10, 200519 yr Yeah it is Shane. Can you sell this one for me please, we need to stock up on pampers rnb crowd go for this one pete if that helps at all. Shane
October 10, 200519 yr Great stuff. After listening to that I had to play Roy Hamilton - You shook me up which I believe also came out on RCA at around the same time I would have thought. Do the records have anything in common musician or producer or arranger wise? To my ear they seem to have more than a bit in common.
October 10, 200519 yr Author Great stuff. After listening to that I had to play Roy Hamilton - You shook me up which I believe also came out on RCA at around the same time I would have thought. Do the records have anything in common musician or producer or arranger wise? To my ear they seem to have more than a bit in common. The only thing they have in common is the label...apart from that, the Roy Hamilton track is a giant pile of elephant dung
October 10, 200519 yr Yeah it is Shane. Can you sell this one for me please, we need to stock up on pampers Shit being the common denominator here!!!
October 10, 200519 yr It has a few endearing features about it, but really doesn't do it for me. It if I was out & heard 4 or 5 tracks like this played back to back, I'd the know the evening was on a downer. Col.
I thought this was a great version...presumably everyone else thinks it's rubbish...heard a lot worse