Can anyone tell me if this was the original version before Bobby sheen? .Also the Entertainers four used the same backing on Getting back in circulation, also on Dore.

Always thought it was H but never really queried it before ! both 1966 recordings, will need to check the Entertainers to see if the backing track sheds any clues

 

lol nope 66 as well

Edited October 23, 201311 yr by charliew

Always thought it was H but never really queried it before ! both 1966 recordings, will need to check the Entertainers to see if the backing track sheds any clues

 

lol nope 66 as well

Thanks Charlie, hope your well matey

Whispers website states their's was the first version.

Whispers website states their's was the first version.

Thanks Andy, that was my way of thinking also

JM HAS A DOCTOR LOVE  BOBBY SHEEN FOR SALE & STATES THE WHISPERS WAS THE ORIGINAL

whats the whispers version worth nowadays?

 

played it out last caliente, sounds great

 

russ

Edited October 23, 201311 yr by russoul1

I assume The Whispers version of 'Dr. Love' was the original because the song was written by group member Nick Caldwell.

Wandering a bit off-topic, the official A side of Bobby Sheen's version was 'Sweet Sweet Love' which is a great track.

 

Paul

I picked up a vg+ copy (just) last year for £18. If this helps.

Best

Kev

whats the whispers version worth nowadays?

 

played it out last caliente, sounds great

 

russ

Thanks for the info Folks, I just paid £60 for one Russ, great  and the best version for me

 

 

nice one, paid about the same for my copy, it amazed me how many peeps didn't know this version....got bobby sheen aswell

both on par imo

 

hey $18.00 bargain me thinks,,,,

 

happy soulin

 

russ

Best version (The Wispers) in my view, although only have the Bobby Sheen version

Harry

 

Dore Records office was I believe "across the street" so to speak from the iconic Capitol building....Got to be a link/story there.