It was played out last night - probably a very well known one that somehow or another i've missed.... and it's a belter.

 

All I can give you guys is a description:

 

Pretty uptempo, male vocal, slight RnB flavour, horns etc (maybe a touch of harmonica in it?) but very northern.

 

Chorus tune is a bit like the 'Every night and day, I'm gonna stay' bit in Comin' Home Baby but over the top he sings, 'my baby is gone, my baby is gone'.. I think.

 

I didn't ask the DJ for fear of being laughed out of the venue!... you live and learn.

 

There's a virtual pint (ePint?) in it for the person who can help me out!

 

Stu

Could be Mel Torme-coming home baby

Sounds a lot like Mel Torme from the description.

Another vote for Mel Torme 'Comin Home Baby'

 

 

Chris..

Sonny Moore on Mercury

 

 

Often played pitched down on the Popcorn scene.

No - I was using Comin' Home baby to describe the chorus!

And it's not Sonny Moore (tho I'd like to hear that out).

I recorded a bit on my phone - will try and post, but it's well distorted.

Edited August 31, 201410 yr by SoulStu

Sonny Moore on Mercury

 

 

Often played pitched down on the Popcorn scene.

Sounds like the Stranglers

Curtis Lee

 

That's The One, Martyn!!! Excellent. See what I mean about the chorus?

 

Thanks a lot everybody - this is why I love Soul Source! 

First heard this tune on a rugby niter c.d that they used to do....picked  up so many great tunes from them anniversary c.d's....don't think they do them now which is a shame...def played out by dave rimmer. Not a massive fan of r&b, but this is a good......Rob

That's The One, Martyn!!! Excellent. See what I mean about the chorus?

 

Thanks a lot everybody - this is why I love Soul Source! 

 

Don't forget Martyns pint

Its available on Kent label (town 123) with Bobby Garrett on the other side

Ady C saves the day again by making sure its available to us on British vinyl rather than American styrene.

There you go Martyn, an electronic pint of Old Peculier, smooth, nutty and satisfying!

 

 

  Cheers Stu 

shoulda been covered up as georgie fame..not a bad effort.. was almost played to death at one time...probably is..but i dont hear it where i go these days

Edited September 1, 201410 yr by dave pinch

Ady C saves the day again by making sure its available to us on British vinyl rather than American styrene.

Is the Curtis Lee on styrene...I've had stockers and WDs from various pressing plants, but all were vinyl.

one for sale here, $655 and counting, local release with longer intro.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-NORTHERN-SOUL-45-CURTIS-LEE-CODA-/141383850732?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item20eb225aec

Edited September 1, 201410 yr by jim g

First heard this tune on a rugby niter c.d that they used to do....picked  up so many great tunes from them anniversary c.d's....don't think they do them now which is a shame...def played out by dave rimmer. Not a massive fan of r&b, but this is a good......Rob

 

We do still give out a free cd (for promotional use only) at our anniversaries.

We used to have the tracks listed on our website but we were "asked" to take them down.

Edited September 1, 201410 yr by Rugby Soul Club

one for sale here, $655 and counting, local release with longer intro.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-NORTHERN-SOUL-45-CURTIS-LEE-CODA-/141383850732?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item20eb225aec

but thats the rare label....its pretty common on mira although it appears its back in fashion again..still sounds like georgie fame tho

but thats the rare label....its pretty common on mira although it appears its back in fashion again..still sounds like georgie fame tho

 

It finished at $861, OVO is expensive --- only teasing!