Looking for a copy (or more info) of this acetate if anybody has any details.

 

If anybody has a complete mp3, this would also be nice (incomplete on Youtube).

 

For personal use only

 

Thanks

Dave Thorley has the only copy known. It is uncredited if memory serves me correctly, Bell Sound Acetate.

Edited July 28, 201312 yr by chalky

Dave Thorley has the only copy known. It is uncredited if memory serves me correctly, Bell Sound Acetate.

Thanks for that

When did you first start playing this Dave. I think it is a fantastic record and hearing stuff like this keeps the enthusiasm burning.

Bretby/Manchester Ritz period

Dave, I remember hounding you for a recording of this pretty soon after you had it, Eventually you put it up on the old refosoul I thank you for that.

 

I found it interesting that the wording had been rearranged - In Tony Orlandos case he was suggesting he was too young (I Was A Boy When You Needed A Man), but Arthur turned it around and the girl was to young (You Were A Girl When You Needed I Woman).

 

Cheers

Mick

Dave, I remember hounding you for a recording of this pretty soon after you had it, Eventually you put it up on the old refosoul I thank you for that.

 

I found it interesting that the wording had been rearranged - In Tony Orlandos case he was suggesting he was too young (I Was A Boy When You Needed A Man), but Arthur turned it around and the girl was to young (You Were A Girl When You Needed I Woman).

 

Cheers

Mick

Yep, I guessing that the acetate version came before the TO 45, they sound about 4-5 years apart.

Fantastic record one of my favourite Thorley tunes and that's saying something.

 

 

John

yep - remember this from Bretby and Lea Manor

 

up there with "My dear heart" (babara mercer ? /diana ross ? / and gerri granger "why cant it be tonight" in mystic if you know what i mean

Edited July 29, 201312 yr by keithw

yep - remember this from Bretby and Lea Manor

 

up there with "My dear heart" (babara mercer ? /diana ross ? / and gerri granger "why cant it be tonight" in mystic if you know what i mean

 

Yep Keith was a popular tune back then, used to get The Ritz going nicely