Was this popular on the Modern Soul scene in the 90s? Any others apart from Sandbox?

 

ta

 

Ady

Heard the instrumental played out, both versions on the 12". Can't say I heard it until later though, well into 2000.

If it is any kind of scale, I bought this at same time as Jay Player Love is the Answer around 2002. I had heard both played around that time.

This was played at the time of release (1989) and a bit after. I thought it was quite odd that this 12" released was issued in between the two LP's but wasn't included in either of them. It may have even been a joint venture with Rod Dearlove and Brad Comer.  I thought "More Than Enough Love" was quite catchy, but was spoilt by that inane rap. 

Edited September 17, 201312 yr by John Reed

There you go Ady......

https://www.discogs.com/artist/Mary+Love-Comer

Cheers,

Mark R

I will never forget Mr Comer singing El Shobey 'never missed what you got' brilliant encore at Mary Love gig ! My all time favourite 100 club moment !

 

What's the story behind that Ady ? Did he take much persuading ?

Edited September 17, 201312 yr by Polyvelts

This was played at the time of release (1989) and a bit after. I thought it was quite odd that this 12" released was issued in between the two LP's but wasn't included in either of them. It may have even been a joint venture with Rod Dearlove and Brad Comer.  I thought "More Than Enough Love" was quite catchy, but was spoilt by that inane rap. 

So Caught Up was popular for a short while on the Modern scene then but it didn't get any "Northern" spins?

I will never forget Mr Comer singing El Shobey 'never missed what you got' brilliant encore at Mary Love gig ! My all time favourite 100 club moment !

 

What's the story behind that Ady ? Did he take much persuading ?

No, keen as mustard. He's still writing and playing today. Trying to do some things with Brenda Holloway.

There you go Ady......

https://www.discogs.com/artist/Mary+Love-Comer

Cheers,

Mark R

Thanks Mark, very helpful. They should update their historical details though. Should I tell them? If so any idea who?

I will never forget Mr Comer singing El Shobey 'never missed what you got' brilliant encore at Mary Love gig ! My all time favourite 100 club moment !

 

What's the story behind that Ady ? Did he take much persuading ?

 

Is there a link there?

Thanks Mark, very helpful. They should update their historical details though. Should I tell them? If so any idea who?

 

I think its self service, so if you log on you can edit, never tried it mind.

Is there a link there?

 

No unfortunately, only my over the top spacing of sentences !!

 

Wonder if anyone captured it on film or camera ? Anyone ?

I will never forget Mr Comer singing El Shobey 'never missed what you got' brilliant encore at Mary Love gig ! My all time favourite 100 club moment !

 

What's the story behind that Ady ? Did he take much persuading ?

 

I will never forget Mr Comer singing El Shobey 'never missed what you got' brilliant encore at Mary Love gig ! My all time favourite 100 club moment !

 

What's the story behind that Ady ? Did he take much persuading ?

Cliff Steel played the record on the Friday night and John Smith asked Cliff to look at the record as he did not know it, he noticed it was written by B Comer, We then went to Interview Mary for the Cleathorpes Video, you should have seen Brad's face when John asked him about the record, he could not believe we knew the record and thought we were winding him up. Anyway when we got back to the venue we got Cliff to play the record again in the little modern room that was upstairs at the early Cleathorpes weekenders and Brad sang over the record with the DJ mike. He then performed  it again in the main room on the Sunday.

Regards

Paul

I think its self service, so if you log on you can edit, never tried it mind.

You're right Jock; and it works.

 

ta

Hi Ady,

 

Of relevance I guess.  I remember this from time of release but had completely forgotten about it until I stumbled across it this morning whilst trawling for new music at this site.  Not sure what it's like but thought if would be useful to post in the interests of completeness re Mary's more contemporary output:

 

 

https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/bradfordcomer

 

 

 

Cheers,

Mark R