Is this a cd only?

Yes it is mate. I can do you an MP3 if you want.

Yes it is mate. I can do you an MP3 if you want.

I've PM ed you.

There is a version (slightly diffrent mix I think) on an album by him although I don't know the title, maybe able to find out later as a friend of mine has it but he works away and doesn't allways respond to texts, I'll do my best.

Andy

Played to death a few years ago

Played to death a few years ago

WHAT...off CD?

WHAT...off CD?

ACETATE CUT OF IT, FOR SALE AROUND £50. AS FOR BEING PLAYED OUT, DOWN TO THE DANCE FLOOR ACTION IT RECEIVES STILL WELL THOUGHT OF.

Don't get me wrong I love it, was just saying it was played to death a few years ago which is true, but it still packed the floor, can't say I have heard it out for a few months, but then again I havent been out much latley

WHAT...off CD?

No LOL

Don't get me wrong I love it, was just saying it was played to death a few years ago which is true, but it still packed the floor, can't say I have heard it out for a few months, but then again I havent been out much latley

No LOL

I've not heard it lately either which from my point of view is good.I like the song very much but it was hammered to death a couple of years ago.

There is a version (slightly diffrent mix I think) on an album by him although I don't know the title, maybe able to find out later as a friend of mine has it but he works away and doesn't allways respond to texts, I'll do my best.

Andy

album is call "its not just sentimental"

rupert

Wasn't it a Charly lp it first came out on????? Deleted now?

the album "it's not just sentimental " has two versions the other one called "lbs and 100's" which is better imo.. and should set you back about a tenner

Davie

Wasn't it a Charly lp it first came out on????? Deleted now?

nope...1993 Stax release.

nope...1993 Stax release.

Thought the vinyl album was Australian or South African, the CD was definitely Ace, although it came out on the Stax logo.

Edited October 17, 200520 yr by Dave Rimmer

it has on mine 1992 ace records .... though it has the stax and volt logos ..

label says made in france so no idea really

Thought the vinyl album was Australian or South African, the CD was definitely Ace, although it came out on the Stax logo.

it has on mine 1992 ace records .... though it has the stax and volt logos ..

label says made in france so no idea really

dunno, don't buy lps, or very few and certainly don't buy Otis Redding lps. quick internet search threw up 1993 on stax

just looked again it is an Ace release under the Stax logo.....

dunno, don't buy lps, or very few and certainly don't buy Otis Redding lps. quick internet search threw up 1993 on stax

i only bought it for that track .... was gonna get one cut as i like it but when i found it was available on vinyl i went for that option

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just looked again it is an Ace release under the Stax logo.....

That's why I said it

Do you think I made it up

Two criminally overlooked areas of collecting here that could hughly revitalise the soul scene...LP's and works by major soul artists (especially on major labels).

the album "it's not just sentimental " has two versions the other one called "lbs and 100's" which is better imo.. and should set you back about a tenner

Davie

anyone got the Lp for sale?

i got mine on musicstack martin ....

whatever you do dont pay 50 quid for an acetate , buy the original cd and get one done at vinyl carvers for 20 , im not condoning bootlegging but if people were paying 50 for this they were ripped off , if you buy the original cd then at least some royalties are paid

i only bought one acetate in my life , got conned 75 for it , moved it on in a trade

whatever you do dont pay 50 quid for an acetate , buy the original cd and get one done at vinyl carvers for 20 , im not condoning bootlegging but if people were paying 50 for this they were ripped off , if you buy the original cd then at least some royalties are paid

How about contacting Ady Croasdell for some sort of permission for doing this first? Or even see if they've (Ace/Kent) any plans to release it on a 7" single in the future?

why does it have to be on 7" .... the album is perfectly playable

i got mine on musicstack martin ....

Can you post a sound clip of the alternative take Davie?

yep here it is

why does it have to be on 7" .... the album is perfectly playable

soulmac

yep here it is

Thanks ...I want to hunt the Lp in time for Saturday...DJing at Dome Alldayer

According to the "It's not sentimental" CD this track was previously unreleased. Martin, you have mail.

According to the "It's not sentimental" CD this track was previously unreleased. Martin, you have mail.

I wonder if the sleeve notes on the CD are a copy of the notes off the LP....that would explain the "previously unreleased" wording.

Thanks to everyoe for your help as usual...you lot never fail

Don't think so, never seen a vinyl LP of this.

Thought the vinyl album was Australian or South African

That's because Denny Johnson picked his up in SA. I've got the CD version (and had the cassette) and you can buy it here

https://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B...4694108-2135804

it was originally released as Otis Redding "Remember Me" and then retitled as "It's Not just sentimental" which is a line from "try a Little Tenderness"

With seven tracks a side one might think the groove won't contain much volume but given Lovin' by the pound is track two you should by judicious use of the Gain and Bass pots get a decent sound to match a seven inch.

Don't think so, never seen a vinyl LP of this.

The track was on a comp lp that came out in the late 80's-early 90's on a uk reissue label, same label that issued the Sandra Wright album . Demon? or Ace can't remember which at the moment.

Derek

How about contacting Ady Croasdell for some sort of permission for doing this first? Or even see if they've (Ace/Kent) any plans to release it on a 7" single in the future?

Yes because he personally owns it

Atlantic still has the rights to the Atlantic-era Stax recordings released up to May 1968 most of which have been reissued by co-owned Rhino Records. Fantasy did release a box set titled The Stax Story which includes Atlantic-era material. Kent license from Fantasy.

Fantasy did release a box set titled The Stax Story which includes Atlantic-era material. Kent license from Fantasy.

Three boxed sets? There was a series of unreleased stuff a few years ago under titles 1 to however many 1,000 Volts of Stax or something, a few nice bits on them, particularly the Staple Singers version of Stoned Soul Picnic.

Just for the "Anoraks" the handwritten lyrics for this are on display in the Stax Museum of American Soul Music in Memphis.

That's because Denny Johnson picked his up in SA.

Pertty sure Denny told me he found it in Sydney

Pete

Remember reading about this a few years ago in a mag thought it was 'loving by the pond'

I was wondering what you guys thought of She's Alright/Tuff Enuff by Otis on Evolution. Does anyone else like either of those?

Atlantic still has the rights to the Atlantic-era Stax recordings released up to May 1968 most of which have been reissued by co-owned Rhino Records. Fantasy did release a box set titled The Stax Story which includes Atlantic-era material. Kent license from Fantasy.

I'm sure SuperCorsa wasn't inferring I owned the master personally which I obviously don't, but if someone was interested in licensing it, I would be a good first port of call.

May I license it please

Don't think so, never seen a vinyl LP of this.

there is i'm sitting here looking at it lol

May I license it please

Not with your reputation for royalty payments

Not with your reputation for royalty payments

fairy nuff

Keep an eye out for Otis's 'Something Is Worrying Me' - not a stomper but great soul. It's not difficult to find at all.

Is this a cd only?

Came out on kent cd "Do the crossover baby" CDKEND 105

Pity Otis Redding is overlooked as he is considered too mainstream - Albums are by far the best source of undiscovered material - forget chasing after elusive 45's discover new stuff yourself - check out Otis Redding "Tell the truth " album and two tracks "Give away none of my love" and "the match game" both fantastic tracks

stateside , we've been thru this and it is on vinyl

I was wondering what you guys thought of She's Alright/Tuff Enuff by Otis on Evolution. Does anyone else like either of those?

She's alright great tune, much prefer it to "lovin by the pound"

"look at the girl" is a great dancer too (imho)

"Pity Otis Redding is overlooked as he is considered too mainstream - Albums are by far the best source of undiscovered material - forget chasing after elusive 45's discover new stuff yourself - check out Otis Redding"

I for one totally agree...see my earlier post. However like the majority of originally unreleased material, these Otis tracks pail by comparison to the more well known recordings. If the soul scene is about music and not just just about the price of records, then it really is about time that these deservedly household name artists were revisited and their material appreciated. I suspect though, the soul scene will continue to chase its tail searching for the same twenty records.

"Look At that Girl" is such a great record. One of the first Otis records I ever bought and have loved it ever since.

I recently bought the Otis Redding "Its not just sentimental" album on Stax after reading the posts re this on here... and what a brill album it is, apart from "Loving by the pound" which I love, the other couple of tracks I like are "there goes my baby" and "the boston monkey" the rest of the album is cracking. Otis Redding giving it all, as only he can do.