Not the biggest aficionado with modern, but really do like this record.

I see Craig Moerer has got a demo up for grabs.

Am I right in saying the demo is ultra rare?

I've only seen the issues?

Great tune anyhow.

W/D is very rare - seen (and had) a couple but much rarer than the orange issue

 

Hope this helps

 

Steve

Not the biggest aficionado with modern, but really do like this record.

I see Craig Moerer has got a demo up for grabs.

Am I right in saying the demo is ultra rare?

I've only seen the issues?

Great tune anyhow.

The issue isn't too shabby and or cheap either. It's a great record Aid - in my top ten easily.

 

P

Not the biggest aficionado with modern, but really do like this record.

I see Craig Moerer has got a demo up for grabs.

Am I right in saying the demo is ultra rare?

I've only seen the issues?

Great tune anyhow.

 Had a loverly copy in sales a few weeks back Aid

 

     

 Had a loverly copy in sales a few weeks back Aid

 

     

 

Do you still have it?

 

I have an issue but I now pine for a demo

Thinck there is also a 2nd issue

Thinck there is also a 2nd issue

 Boot of the issue and its easy to tell the difference

  Phil ..its gone to a new home already

 Both originals and the boot 

Fantastic choon,Everything man just as good

My understanding is that the reissue is legit.

Cheers,

Mark R

 Boot of the issue and its easy to tell the difference

  Phil ..its gone to a new home already

 

Never mind 

My understanding is that the reissue is legit.

Cheers,

Mark R

Thought the same too Mark but you know what folks are like on this scene.

If it's not the original it's a boot regardless, legit or not

My understanding is that the reissue is legit.

Cheers,

Mark R

Yep, I thought that too.

 

My understanding is that the reissue is legit.

Cheers,

Mark R

 I stand corrected ,,,slip of the tongue Mark

  I guess if it were a boot ,they would have made it look exactly the same eh

Got really excited in New York about 5 Years ago when I found a copy for about $10 in mint con.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

but it was the reissue with the address or was it the other way round , definite reissue though

 

 

Swifty

Fantastic choon,Everything man just as good

I actually prefer "Everything Man". Both great records, without a doubt!! & I've worn many dancefloors out to "I need Love" but "Everything Man" has that little special something, well it does for me anyway :o)

Edited May 29, 201311 yr by Alison H

I actually prefer "Everything Man". Both great records, without a doubt!! & I've worn many dancefloors out to "I need Love" but "Everything Man" has that little special something, well it does for me anyway :o)

Ay up Ali

 

i agree they are both great sides but..........................Back in the day there was only one side I Need Love. Played along side some of the best 70's and 80's ever played.

 

 

Peter

Ay up Ali

 

i agree they are both great sides but..........................Back in the day there was only one side I Need Love. Played along side some of the best 70's and 80's ever played.

 

 

Peter

Ow do Peter :o)

Totally agree that INL was played & played back in the day (& rightly so!) & I was mad on it then, but I'm getting soft in my old age & prefer EM now .......... would still dance to them both now, but EM pulls at my heartstrings whereas INL pulls at my memories

Ali x

Got really excited in New York about 5 Years ago when I found a copy for about $10 in mint con.

 

 

Swifty

Swifty

 

You know what happens when you get excited!

 

Walking down Aswell Stree, the sky is blue the air is sweet. There's a guy called Pete..............................

 

You barsteward!

 

 

 

LOL

 

Peter

 Both originals and the boot 

 Strange name for a label ..or maybe does'nt mean the same in USA

Edited May 29, 201311 yr by NEV

 Strange name for a label ..or maybe does'nt mean the same in USA

 

Maybe not.

 

But if it does I've had some records that are right "Patrick Adams Productions" 

Great record, Searlings Tyrone Edwards 'Search this world' cover up. Was Searling the first to play it?

Great record, Searlings Tyrone Edwards 'Search this world' cover up. Was Searling the first to play it?

I reckon it was Sir Dickie Pete. A few others too not long after. It was a huge record and deservedly so.

 

I used to sing a couple of odd lines at home at me mams over and over again.  "Don't you know any other words to that bloody song" she used to shout. "No mam". Well it's driving me mad yer little bastard"!  LOl

 

Peter

Edited May 29, 201311 yr by Peter99

PAP = Patrick Adams Productions, as already stated.

 

 

Cheers,

Mark R

Thought the same too Mark but you know what folks are like on this scene.

If it's not the original it's a boot regardless, legit or not

And there are those on the scene that would legitimate a vinyl carver ahead of a track which originally released on CD.......go figure!! LOL

 

 

Cheers,

Mark R

I got it a few months after Richard started to play it off Alan Senior, then did a straight swap with Sam for jd jones "yesterdays love" , you know how it goes when you need something bad

I got it a few months after Richard started to play it off Alan Senior, then did a straight swap with Sam for jd jones "yesterdays love" , you know how it goes when you need something bad

You win some you lose some Arthur. J D Jones is a nice enough record - and like you say you needed it at the time.

 

Peter

 

Like you said Pete some great records where played when this got it's airing , Arthur and Sam played some nice records upstairs at Birmingham Locarno. Happy days

Like you said Pete some great records where played when this got it's airing , Arthur and Sam played some nice records upstairs at Birmingham Locarno. Happy days

Best times musically for me buddy - loved to dancing.

 

And I concur regarding Arthur and Sam - always been high on my list.

 

Peter

 

Happy days ,gone but not forgotten

Swifty

 

You know what happens when you get excited!

 

Walking down Aswell Stree, the sky is blue the air is sweet. There's a guy called Pete..............................

 

You barsteward!

 

 

 

LOL

 

Peter

  'I know a song that'll get on your nerves , get on your nerves , get on your nerves...........

 Had a loverly copy in sales a few weeks back Aid

 

     

 

 Boot of the issue and its easy to tell the difference

  Phil ..its gone to a new home already

   

Not forgetting it was pressed on SEVENS as well..

 

So what is a ball park figure for an orig demo & issue?

I'm thinking of selling my W/D if anyone's interested?

It was actually reviewed in Black Echoes as a new release, in the Jazz section if I remember rightly. Although that wasn't noticed till years later and it was Everything Man that was reviewed, so I suspect it was known outside our insular world.

Tricky Dicky always seemed to have a "couple" of things like this to sell whilst playing, Colin/Pete Doonan bouoght a couple of his cover ups at Wigan, only for them to appear on mass on Soul Bowl later (Larry Houston and this being the two I remember)

I'm thinking of selling my W/D if anyone's interested?

Phil D is interested Alan

John at Soul Bowl had quantities of these originally. The first batch he got were pressed off centre so, being the kind generouse person that he was, he gave me a copy. With a plastic adapter and a file I got it to play perfectly. The off centres were the issue BTW... don't know if it affected demo's in the same way as I've only ever had 3 issues.

 

 

 

Steve