Here we have a 70s tune that is going through the roof. So hard to find and in great condition.

BUDDY CAUSEY. THERE'S A WAY. CAPITOL DEMO. EX

SOLD SOLD SOLD

P&P included as recorded in the UK or Add £3.00 for Overseas.

Edited May 6, 201213 yr by Pat Wallace

Awesome tune Pat !!

Awesome tune Pat !!

So true mate.

Ooohhh! I want one of these !!

Chris.

Sean Hampsey played it out at soul essence what a tune...

Never out of the play box.....

never in mine perhaps i should put that right but it sits next to his other capitol 45 tell me where it hurts which is also quality imo

Nice to see this GREAT record being talked about.

Yes, I played it at Soul Essence and have done for the past 5+ years.

Has a huge following at Just Soul.

Almost emptied the floor on a couple of occasions, but now it's getting hugely appreciated, not just by the collectors, but (with the current popularity of mellow Soul) also by the dancefloor.

I got my first copy from Rupert, but have scoured the net ever since and manage to unite several folk with copies over the years. It really needs to be in the hands of the many.

I speak to Buddy regularly. He's one of the nicest guys in the world.

Suffered a stroke a few years ago, but now he's on the road to recovery and was recently in the Studio on a new album, which is a Country Soul, Gospel set.

The story behind 'There's a Way' is a cracker. He's an Alabama boy, but having recorded at Muscle Shoals / Sheffield (the Quinvy 45) some years earlier, he made the trip to LA to doorstep Jerry Fuller at his studio.

Fuller had him wait three days in the reception, before he finally had him in the studio to sing! (Like a scene from 'The King of Comedy'). But Fuller recognised the talent and had him stay around (living in his Pool House for 6 months) while they put together the 4 Capitol tracks.

In his time he performed with David Ruffin, Wilson Pickett, William Bell and many more. A great unsung Blue-eyed Soul Man and a real Gentleman.

Sean

Sean Hampsey played it out at soul essence what a tune...

Amazing how things change ...i listed two copies in sales last yr and what a job i had shifting em