Any info on this atmospheric track anyone.Was i believe a Wigan spin but maybe first at Cleethorpes.Its a curious one must have been a brave DJ who championed it first.Also my copy is yellow but there is a pink coloured issue as well which one is first and which one is the least common

Great record that I have always loved, and remember from wigan. all the 3 copies I've owned have been the ones that are blue & pink. It was pressed as part of that whole spanish re-issue scene with a hand written note inside a picture sleeve on some dark blue label as well, but that was for the "Green Door" side - which was quite big in some european countries I believe, but cr*p IMHO!!

also came out in spain and maybe other euro countries

Great record that I have always loved, and remember from wigan. all the 3 copies I've owned have been the ones that are blue & pink. It was pressed as part of that whole spanish re-issue scene with a hand written note inside a picture sleeve on some dark blue label as well, but that was for the "Green Door" side - which was quite big in some european countries I believe, but cr*p IMHO!!

Likewise a fave of mine also mate never seems to get spins now though.Do you remember who the DJ at Wigan was who played it.Manships guide has the yellow one a touch dearer than the colured one.Bought mine many years ago early 90s

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The Jerms

MEMBERS

Burton, Larry

Doyle, Mike

Jacoby, Tom

Senogles, Galen

DISCOGRAPHY

- Del Mar - 45 Single - Since You Went Away/That's All She Wrote

- Casino - 45 Single - Love Light/That Word

1966 - Jerms Inc - 45 Single - Good Feelin Yea/Bald Headed Woman

1968 - Shana - 45 Single - Not At All/Whos

1969 - Hon. Brigade - 45 Single - Nobody/Baby, Baby, Love

(Spanish)

1969 - Hon. Brigade - 45 Single - Noboby/Baby, Baby, Love

1969 - Hon. Brigade - 45 Single - Green Door/Im A

Teardrophe Jerms

Alan Rhodes used to play it, along with Earnest fitzgerald "Ace in the Hole" which is another forgotten track!

Chris King (I think) had an unreleased version of this, I'm sure he called it Bobby Mandolph, anyway it was called Mister Teardrop instead of I'm A Teardrop and was much more midtempo.

I don't like either of them.

Larry Henley who co-wrote it was the lead singer of The Newbeats.

I don't like either of them.

Opposite end of the spectrum to your favourite "We got togetherness" eh Pete!

Also came out on Canadian SSS International, which was distributed by Quality

Opposite end of the spectrum to your favourite "We got togetherness" eh Pete!

I don't like that much either...I did 30 years ago...

Great 45, "Baby, Baby Love" by them is also top notch. "I'm A Teardrop" also has a WLP I'm pretty sure.

Unfortunately seems to be a bit out of favor with collectors, I had a pressing plant box of the stock copies (colored label) about 5 years back, couldn't move them for anything, ended up giving some away (practically forcing them on people) & just threw the other 30 or so that were left in the trash. Not rare

Edited June 29, 201114 yr by Kris Holmes