Not too sure if this is the correct section - but radio 2's new album of the week is Mick Hucknall on the Ken Bruce show. Anyone else hear his version of Otis Clays - Turn Back The Hands Of Time ..................yesterday mid morning ?

Edited November 6, 201212 yr by Nick Harrison

Hi Nick,

Much as I love Otis Clay, surely we should never refer to this great song as anything other than Tyrone Davis' "Turn Back The Hands Of Time".

But no, I didn't hear it!

Was it any good?

Sean

Hi Nick,

Much as I love Otis Clay, surely we should never refer to this great song as anything other than Tyrone Davis' "Turn Back The Hands Of Time".

But no, I didn't hear it!

Was it any good?

Sean

Hi Sean

yes - a rather polished version by Mr Hucknall !!

Edited November 6, 201212 yr by Nick Harrison

From his newly released album 'American Soul' apparently, Nick.

Here's the tracklisting and a few words from Mick!

That's How Strong My Love Is

Turn Back the Hands of Time

I'd Rather Go Blind

Lonely Avenue

I Only Have Eyes for You

Tell It Like It Is

Baby What You Want Me to Do

The Girl That Radiates That Charm

Let Me Down Easy

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood

It's Impossible

Hope There's Someone

https://www.mbcpr.com/news/mick-hucknall-american-soul/

Sean

The lp is available to listen to for free on Spotify for anybody with an account had a listen myself it seems rather expensive even at that price !

From his newly released album 'American Soul' apparently, Nick.

Here's the tracklisting and a few words from Mick!

Turn Back the Hands of Time

Quote MH - "Never got round to it until now" - did he copy the Dakar or the Elka cut or both cuts.

I'm sure there will be other versions as soul source always comes up trump's !

winston francis bamboo uk killer studio one reggae version

I'd rather watch paint dry than listen to M.H.

Ought to title the album "For Your Listening Displeasure".

Absolute Bob-bar.

Saw his"Bobby Bland"tribute tour a few years ago,although he seems to alienate people more than he attracts them,the man can certainly wail.To quote Elton John"an artist only has so much adrenalin,that's when the best work comes"after that comes the American songbook and other"easy way out"material.

oh i forgot this lee perry production George Faith on a Black Swan uk 12 (7ts reggae)

winston francis bamboo uk killer studio one reggae version

Coincidence! I got that very record through my letter box today Tim.

See what the B side is called? Although it's an instrumental version of The Beatles' "Come Together", on the record it's called...

SOUL BOWL !

winston francis bamboo uk killer studio one reggae version

Hi Tim also looks good on a Jamaican pre my good man regards Jason donaven

I'd rather watch paint dry than listen to M.H.

Something's got you started then mate ?

i collect ja pres especially studio one jason :-)

Hi Tim also looks good on a Jamaican pre my good man regards Jason donaven

Now, I usually agree with you but in this case I will have to disagree, it might SOUND good on your Jamaican pre, but there's not much duller than a white label, especially when you compare it to that nice UK Bamboo label...