heard this track at skeggy weekender "stop and listen" PATTI DREW asked the dj to have a decko at it was on a capital label any info on this current price ,reissue or original john h ..

heard this track at skeggy weekender "stop and listen" PATTI DREW asked the dj to have a decko at it was on a capital label any info on this current  price ,reissue  or original  john h ..

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Nearly stuck my copy up for sale on my list (which can be found at https://www.witchsbrew.co.uk/forsale.htm ...incase I hadn't mentioned it before ) but then took another listen and liked it too much. Should be able to find it around the £15-£20 mark on the original (not been booted) 7". If not, it's on the LP...the name of which escapes me...'Tell Him', I think...

Jason S

Seen it at slightly more than that on ebay, doesn't come up a lot though (been looking for a copy for the last 4 or 5 months). The Shirley Vaughn version on Fairmount is quite nice as well, but not a patch on Patti IMO.

Another overlooked track by Patti Drew is " he's the one " on Capitol. Pure class.

Pick one up for £15 - £20.

Like the others said Patti Drew shouldn't be more than £20 but have had a few ask about it over recent months, could be a bit more

Got a copy on my new list posted in the sales section for £30, sold 3 copies straight out 2 months ago but so far this copy is still there.......

chris

does anyone know if fever is available as a 7" ?

Davie

Was released over here in Germany btw with a stunning picture cover and her other nice 45 on Capitol on the flipside

Was released over here in Germany btw with a stunning picture cover and her other nice 45 on Capitol on the flipside 

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entitled "Tell Him" of course

I rememebr that "Stop And Listen" seemed to be very popular in the north of England maybe 5 years ago, and then every dealer had it on his list at around £25 - £30, but I have not seen it much in the last couple of years, I think interest died down a bit after the "peak"(?) back then. Maybe it is due for a "revival"?? If it is possible to "revive" ultra well known classic oldies that have been constantly in-demand and popular for the last 30 years, then why not revive this lesser known (comparatively speaking) one.

if it is possible to "revive" ultra well known classic oldies that have been constantly in-demand and popular for the last 30 years, then why not revive this lesser known (comparatively speaking) one.

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