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Here's another oldie but in my top 10 alltime faves , bought 3 copies from the states late 70's I think , off Bob Cataneo,

sold 2 for £2 each and kept one for me. Since found out 20 odd years later that they were a bit iffy?? :wicked:

CASANOVA TWO - WE GOT TO KEEP ON - EARLY BIRD

Cheers

Swifty :thumbsup:

Swifty

How do you mean "iffy".........are they boots?As the label looks a lot like my Early Bird labels I've got other stuff on???

Cheers

Martyn

PS Another great oldie.

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Swifty

How do you mean "iffy".........are they boots?As the label looks a lot like my Early Bird labels I've got other stuff on???

Cheers

Martyn

PS Another great oldie.

Martyn , the ones I got were Black & White demos but I'm sure I read a few years ago that the ones Bob Cataneo was selling were boots , seem to remember they were nice vinyl copies mint, Maybe never know for sure as mine was in a box of Demos Okeh/Roulette/Ric Tic etc that I used to collect that got nicked :( years ago.

Swifty :thumbsup:

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LP track from me to kick things off with - it's on a 45 too but I don't have that.

Archie Bell and the Dells - Old People. Nice lryics.

Peter

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Peter

Are you trying to tell me something..........think you & that young Andy should be ashamed of yourselves picking on an old man :P :lol:

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Martyn

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Peter

Are you trying to tell me something..........think you & that young Andy should be ashamed of yourselves picking on an old man :P :lol:

Cheers

Martyn

Martyn

There is a bit of a theme emerging! :) But, old man, don't worry, we'll look after you - and your old lady!

LOL

:D

Peter

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I've got my forgotten oldies head on now.This is an old Wigan tune you never hear out anymore?Big Maybelle does a great if not better version but this is the version I remember from The Casino............I'd love to hear this played out again.

Maxine Brown-Yesterday's Kisses Wand

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Swifty

How do you mean "iffy".........are they boots?As the label looks a lot like my Early Bird labels I've got other stuff on???

Cheers

Martyn

PS Another great oldie.

Martyn regarding Casanova Two on Early Bird, yes mate there are boots on orange issues, they look real good too! but the matrix is scratched in rather than stamped, and the label colour a bit of a lighter orange.There's also white demo boots as well i think? that don't have the word "records" under the Early Bird logo.

What a cracking tune it is tho! and so perfect for today imo. :thumbsup:

steve

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I've got my forgotten oldies head on now.This is an old Wigan tune you never hear out anymore?Big Maybelle does a great if not better version but this is the version I remember from The Casino............I'd love to hear this played out again.

Maxine Brown-Yesterday's Kisses Wand

a cracker Martyn, from that man Tony Bruno (and his missus) Did read somewhere that it was Tony who discovered Maxine, when she walked into his Nomar Records office in NY dunno if this is true, was in contact with Tony Bruno a couple of years back, and am sure he confirmed this?

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Paul

Maybe so,but that when I remember it from,been a whipper snapper I wouldn't know about before that :wicked:

To answer Peter it was never that main stream,few plays here & there at the time but never really took off.........but it did with me.Mines on Seventy Seven would love a copy on Sound Stage 7 but never seen one for sale on that........anyone know how much the SS7 copies go for please.

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Martyn

Martyn, there's been a couple for sale just lately, the demos seem to go for around £50 - £75 depending on who's selling it

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Covering two bases with this one,up-tempo & forgotten oldie.........must admit probably a bit too fast for me these days but once upon a time I could give this a right good go

Herb Fame - You're Messin' Up My Mind Date

PS Three bases as it's a cheapie aswell :thumbsup:

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Last from me for a while as I've almost run out of records from my collection to add :(

David Ruffin - Each Day Is A Lifetime

If you've not heard this before you're in for a treat, I think. A Wagnarian propotioned slice of Motown soul featuring doom laden strings and harpsichord following a sweeping orchestral intro, and David Ruffin , immediately post-breakup, reporting “feeling like a king” while holding his love but now trying to survive day to day, minute to minute, replaying the whole love affair over in his mind, wondering how he’ll make it to the next day and only achieving it by " stayin' a little longer in the shower and fussing around a little more at work " . Perfectly captures the despondency after a break -up. The orchestrated breakdown near the end is totally sublime as are the brackground vocals.

Written in 1969 by Henry " Hank " Cosby, Zesses & Fekaris, the latter 2 being involved in writing Time Will pass You By, I believe. The song was brilliantly arranged by David Van DePitte. It was slated for inclusion on the unissued "David" album but fortunately came out on a 45 in 1971. The soundfile for the clip comes from an mp3 I made from Spotify as the the vinyl copy doesn't do justice to the wonderful production.

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ray charles / i don't need no doctor

been buying a few classic records lately , was reading another thread about this as well , will always love this one.

I only became aware of this recently after hearing it on Richard Hawley's superb Rockabilly Show on Radio 2. Bought a copy on ebay not realising it was a reissue :shhh: Great record! I've got some other good Ray Charles tracks on my YouTube Channel - click the link below.

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I only became aware of this recently after hearing it on Richard Hawley's superb Rockabilly Show on Radio 2. Bought a copy on ebay not realising it was a reissue :shhh: Great record!

Another couple of Ray's cheapies worth looking out for are..............

Ray Charles-I Chose To Sing The Blues ABC

Ray Charles-Something Inside Of Me ABC

(both been posted I think)

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Martyn

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Another couple of Ray's cheapies worth looking out for are..............

Ray Charles-I Chose To Sing The Blues ABC

Ray Charles-Something Inside Of Me ABC

(both been posted I think)

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Martyn

Hi Martin

I've got "I Chose To Sing The Blues" on a Greatest Hits album. I'll have a listen to your other recommendation. Have you heard his " Something's Got To Change" ? It's on my you tube channel - link below. I've had over 15,000 hits on his " In The Heat Of The Night " and have had a few comments on it too. Underrated artist by too many soul fans I think and his country stuff is great too!

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Hi Martin

I've got "I Chose To Sing The Blues" on a Greatest Hits album. I'll have a listen to your other recommendation. Have you heard his " Something's Got To Change" ? It's on my you tube channel - link below. I've had over 15,000 hits on his " In The Heat Of The Night " and have had a few comments on it too. Underrated artist by too many soul fans I think and his country stuff is great too!

Must admit to not been to keen on Ray's country stuff.Like your example of Something's Got To Change,new to me but sounded great on first play :thumbsup:

Cheers

Martyn

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Another of the storming oldies that are a bit hard to keep up with today, I still love this, and that woman wailing/screaming about two thirds of the way through could shatter glasses when played loud!

((other sides not too shabby either)

Nite Train - To The Bitter End

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I posted the other side of this some time ago, but how can you not love this, the more played side of 'you better think again'

The Accents - Who you gonna love

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