https://www.ebay.com/itm/Arnold-Hill-Hook-line-and-sinker-Rare-Northern-Soul-Mod-R-B-Hawk-Records-45-/291114436499?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item43c7c5c793

Edited March 31, 201411 yr by Ted Massey

flip ain't bad either.

cant tell from the sound files if it is roy wright singing certainly the same backing track on both sides

Not Roy Wright, different vocals on both sides, nice, shame it sounds trashed :-(

I'm with Tony, a different vocalist (granted the sound files dont help us to be 100%) strange that its the exact same coupling of tracks, maybe some kinda pre-press to show how the songs should be sung? trouble is with those al benson/bob lee things the numbers seem to have little or no meaning, or maybe i'm just too thick to work it out.
Has anybody ever worked out the Hawk / Mica / Crash / Limelight / etc numbering systems?

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Edited March 31, 201411 yr by ik001

I have the MICA 45. A pity this ones not in good condition, I`m a sucker for alt versions. 

Didn't Roy Wright record "You turned my whole life around" on Hawk as well.? 

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Long time since I've been gobsmacked but I just had no idea there was another version of this.

Didn't Roy Wright record "You turned my whole life around" on Hawk as well.? 

 

Mike/Mark Farren (Hawk)?

Mike/Mark Farren (Hawk)?

 

Charles Farren

Mike/Mark Farren (Hawk)?

 

Hi John,yes i know about the Charles Farren on yellow Hawk.Thought one by RW went through JM's.

Done some digging,its on Vick - Roy Wright, not on Hawk.

The seller is glen  Bellamy, I think he,s on here , might be able to give a big more info 

Edited April 2, 201411 yr by rupert

Charles Farren

 

CHARLES.. Of course! Thanks guys - Mark is a dog with a hair lip!!   

This is very bizarre. I used to have the Roy Wright on Mica but I bought it more as an oddity due to the flip being Jimmy Robins, one of my all time faves of all time ! I seem to remember the mix being slightly different on the Mica version to the normally seen Jerhart label copies. I wasn't aware of another different artist doing it though. Ok, it's not as good vocally as Jimmy Robins but still a good record though and still far, far better than most recent 60s discoveries I think.

Edited April 3, 201411 yr by Ivor Jones