Hi everyone

Which of the two sides has got Northern/rare soul scene plays please?

A-side - Can't We Get Together (One More Time)

or

B-side - Won't You Come On Home

Cheers

Richard

And current value please?

Cheers

Richard

TEMPLE-NICE!!

End price:

USD

32

End date:

2012-04-18

Start price:

USD

10

Start date:

2012-04-11

Number of bids:

2

Auctioned at:

ebay

Country:

USA

ricky.

sold one in m- condition to perry crosby (kings lynn) for £100 a few years ago...from what i remember one side bluesy and other early beat ballad.....did have sound files on disc but erased them ..ask ady croasdale i think i sent him the beat ballad file on a previous thread on here

cheers

franc

it's ok..... but no james lately!!!!...never heard of it being played by anyone though...but that don't mean that it hasn't

Just reviving this one as I'm still interested

Cheers

Richard

I can't think of it being played but like Franc says doesn't mean it hasn't. The "Wont You Come On Home" side could be a play on the R&B side of the scene.

Won't You Come On Home by Harry Reid | Song | Free Music, Listen ...

www.myspace.com/harryreidmusic/.../won-t-you-come-on

hear it here,ace records

Dave Hamilton's Detroit Soul

R&B buffs will no doubt be impressed by the inclusion of Harry Reid’s Temple single, ‘Won’t You Come On Home’ from 1964, another long-time want for me, and as yet a desire unquenched

oh and the price which i didnt include

in my last post,

End price:

USD

32

ricky.

Thank you gents

Richard

Unfortunately whoever engineered the Temple sessions, with the exception of the Frenchie & The Chessmen single didn't have a clue. The master tapes are about as bad as the 45s which ain't great. Both sides of Harry Reid are OK for very early soul but I doubt if any have been played out. Great for us Dave Hamilton collectors though £100 sounds about right. Ady

Thanks Ady - great info - much appreciated

Richard