Just going through a box of New Wave stuff to put on Ebay and I came across this, A cover version of Don Thomas-Come on train. Why, did they record it where did they hear it. The Group is called The In-Citers out of Santa Cruz, Cal,. On the record, under the title it gives the writer credits as 'Unknown'!!!!!!!



I know I am going to regret this but let's have some more examples of odd ball cover versions.

Just going through a box of New Wave stuff to put on Ebay and I came across this, A cover version of Don Thomas-Come on train. Why, did they record it where did they hear it. The Group is called The In-Citers out of Santa Cruz, Cal,. On the record, under the title it gives the writer credits as 'Unknown'!!!!!!!

I know I am going to regret this but let's have some more examples of odd ball cover versions.

Supergrass did a cover of Bettye Lavettes What condition my condition is in.Also got a 45 by Rhinoceros doing Little richard I don't wanna discuss it it is really weird.

Tubbs

Edited August 9, 200619 yr by tubbs

J. C. Messina's 1975 cover of "Time Won't Let Me" by The Outsiders. Undoubtedly a rock/pop cover, but done with style!

Take it J C is the same man who sang with Kenny Loggins as Loggins and Messina, long before Kenny Loggins had that god-awful "Footloose" in the charts?

Not so much strange but Kylie did a version of Love Train sung live, often wondered if she is a secret soul fan.

didnt whitesnake cover bobby blands aint no love in the heart of ther city

J. C. Messina's 1975 cover of "Time Won't Let Me" by The Outsiders. Undoubtedly a rock/pop cover, but done with style!

Take it J C is the same man who sang with Kenny Loggins as Loggins and Messina, long before Kenny Loggins had that god-awful "Footloose" in the charts?

1975, you're joking right Gene?

1975, you're joking right Gene?

Straight up Pete mate - my copy has been signed and dated by Tom King (owner of the label and producer, and ex-member of the Outsiders)! It was signed for a radio station and carries a message from Tom for all listeners, along with his signature and the date "1975" in blg bold letters.

It came my way via Steve Bounden who, I think, now lives in France. I'll try to post a scan up later when I get home.

Not so much strange but Kylie did a version of Love Train sung live, often wondered if she is a secret soul fan.

She also did a version of "Time Will Pass You By"!

J. C. Messina's 1975 cover of "Time Won't Let Me" by The Outsiders. Undoubtedly a rock/pop cover, but done with style!

Take it J C is the same man who sang with Kenny Loggins as Loggins and Messina, long before Kenny Loggins had that god-awful "Footloose" in the charts?

J C Masina`s a cover,dont think so,written by him.............1975?,allot earlier than that,i think,it wasnt you who found my copy,i`d been after for years,on the 100club counter,been after it for years,rokc pop cover of his own record.................. and i still want one.

75 my arse.

J C Masina`s a cover,dont think so,written by him.............1975?,allot earlier than that,i think,it wasnt you who found my copy,i`d been after for years,on the 100club counter,been after it for years,rokc pop cover of his own record.................. and i still want one.

75 my arse.

Well, when you see the scan Ken, I'm afraid it may well have to be your arse!

What may also give it away is the matrix stamp; it appears to have a worded stamp (which escapes me) similar to the STRAWBERRY or ORLAKE stamps used here - exactly the same typeface. It's also a Stereo recording - a million times better than the crap quality pressing of it.

Will post the scan up later tonight.

Edited August 9, 200619 yr by Gene-R

Supergrass did a cover of Bettye Lavettes What condition my condition is in.

Tubbs

Ahh - but was it the Betty Lavette version or the Kenny Rogers and New Edition version?

Probably heresy to say on here but I think the Kenny Rogers version is miles better than any of the covers

Godz

Also several good covers by 70's/80's god's The Jam.



But here another odd ball, great song murdered by some French/Canadian



Claude Francois-Soudain Il Ne Reste Qu'une chanson-Nobel

Heard All Cried Out' - we;ve got it by Darlene Paul -on the radio yesterday but didn't catch who it was sounded like Alison Moyet though.

Anyone know who it is?

manhattan transfer cracking version of helpless

doobie bros take me in your arms rock me a little while

just off the top of my head

Also several good covers by 70's/80's god's The Jam.

But here another odd ball, great song murdered by some French/Canadian

Claude Francois-Soudain Il Ne Reste Qu'une chanson-Nobel

Here`s a odd ball bakc Dave

Not so much strange but Kylie did a version of Love Train sung live, often wondered if she is a secret soul fan.

Or your a secret Kylie fan to know that

OK Ken

You win, that's awesome, get Butch to play it

Well, when you see the scan Ken, I'm afraid it may well have to be your arse!

What may also give it away is the matrix stamp; it appears to have a worded stamp (which escapes me) similar to the STRAWBERRY or ORLAKE stamps used here - exactly the same typeface. It's also a Stereo recording - a million times better than the crap quality pressing of it.

Will post the scan up later tonight.

Still think its a 6ts maybe 1970 recording,why would Loggins & Massina split up for 1 recording,sure Loggins would have something to say,1975 is probberly when it got signed?,L+M formed 1971 split 1980,but Massina was in a R+B type band in the 6ts,the name escapes me,i`ll bet you your copy,against £10 of my pounds,and i paid a fiver for my last one,about a year bakc,and stamped like you said,easy money for you,or is it?,

Still think its a 6ts maybe 1970 recording,why would Loggins & Massina split up for 1 recording,sure Loggins would have something to say,1975 is probberly when it got signed?,L+M formed 1971 split 1980,but Massina was in a R+B type band in the 6ts,the name escapes me,i`ll bet you your copy,against £10 of my pounds,and i paid a fiver for my last one,about a year bakc,and stamped like you said,easy money for you,or is it?,

Ken I have to agree with you, this is why I questioned it in the first place, I have had emails from Jim Messina in the past and I swear he said this was his first record, also if The Outsiders were big in 1966/67, then member Tom King could have started his own label around that time, not 8 years later when nobody would know who he was...

i think both the boomtown rats and brownsville station covered barefootin'.

Ken I have to agree with you, this is why I questioned it in the first place, I have had emails from Jim Messina in the past and I swear he said this was his first record, also if The Outsiders were big in 1966/67, then member Tom King could have started his own label around that time, not 8 years later when nobody would know who he was...

Gene,where are you,when we need somebody to dispute the facts. cant get us one,can you Pete,not paying more than £20 tho` cheers Pete.

New Riders Of The Purple Sage covered 'I Don't Need No Doctor' by Ray Charles (theres also a version by W.A.S.P (shit heavy metal band) if my records are correct).

Blood Sweat and Tears covered 'You Made Me So Very Happy' by Brenda Holloway.

Santana covered 'Nowhere To Run' by Martha & The Vandellas

James Taylor covered 'How Sweet It Is' by Marvin Gaye

L Zaveroni,rescue me,uk president,not one of her best

Just going through a box of New Wave stuff to put on Ebay and I came across this, A cover version of Don Thomas-Come on train. Why, did they record it where did they hear it. The Group is called The In-Citers out of Santa Cruz, Cal,. On the record, under the title it gives the writer credits as 'Unknown'!!!!!!!

I know I am going to regret this but let's have some more examples of odd ball cover versions.

I believe that the Inciters are a sort of "Northern Soul" tribute type band who play US scooter rallies etc, and are aware of the scene and are fans of the music. I don't know why they wouldn't put writers credits on the track though.

Paul

Still think its a 6ts maybe 1970 recording,why would Loggins & Massina split up for 1 recording,sure Loggins would have something to say,1975 is probberly when it got signed?,L+M formed 1971 split 1980,but Massina was in a R+B type band in the 6ts,the name escapes me,i`ll bet you your copy,against £10 of my pounds,and i paid a fiver for my last one,about a year bakc,and stamped like you said,easy money for you,or is it?,

The name of the other band in the 6ts,68-70,Poco............and with Buffalo Springfield before that,so deffo recording in the 6ts,i`ll buy your spoilt one Gene

Ahh - but was it the Betty Lavette version or the Kenny Rogers and New Edition version?

Probably heresy to say on here but I think the Kenny Rogers version is miles better than any of the covers

Godz

I think you might be right on that one. There is a connection. Betty was married to Kenny Rogers brother.

The Kenny version has been a very popular amongst student types since it's inclusion in the Big Leibowski. Fantastic film.

I heard a great version of "seven days too long" by Marmalade, them of "Obladi Oblada" (sorry about spelling) fame, a couple of years back. Not sure if it was ever released other than on a retrospective CD. Not playable on Northern scene but great uptempo 60s pop.

Lead singer Junior Campbell went on to make a couple of good singles, one of which you could probably get away with, "Sweet illusion".

Regards Alan

I believe that the Inciters are a sort of "Northern Soul" tribute type band who play US scooter rallies etc, and are aware of the scene and are fans of the music. I don't know why they wouldn't put writers credits on the track though.

Paul

i think you're right on that .... played the iow scooter rally a few years ago.

Elvis(the pelvis)Presley,with "only the strong survive",same album "any day now",i told Billy Paul,at a concert,once............and he was suprised,

Kylie did a version of Give me lust a little more time.

Lead singer Junior Campbell went on to make a couple of good singles, one of which you could probably get away with, "Sweet illusion".

What a killer track, just love it

here's a 90's Brit Pop version of the snake for ya






anyone a soundfile of

Elvis Costello - Gettin mighty crowded



ta

I heard a great version of "seven days too long" by Marmalade, them of "Obladi Oblada" (sorry about spelling) fame, a couple of years back.

Regards Alan

here's a 90's Brit Pop version of the snake for ya

anyone a soundfile of

Elvis Costello - Gettin mighty crowded

ta

I can do one,but not aloud to post em` up well not full mp3s anyway.clips are ok i think?

I can do one,but not aloud to post em` up well not full mp3s anyway.clips are ok i think?

oops, thought that was just a temporary thing

would you mind PMing the elvis?

cheers,

Well, when you see the scan Ken, I'm afraid it may well have to be your arse!

What may also give it away is the matrix stamp; it appears to have a worded stamp (which escapes me) similar to the STRAWBERRY or ORLAKE stamps used here - exactly the same typeface. It's also a Stereo recording - a million times better than the crap quality pressing of it.

Will post the scan up later tonight.

Not much left of tonight Gene,i hate waiting

She also did a version of "Time Will Pass You By"!

Got to hear this, sound clip please

oops, thought that was just a temporary thing

would you mind PMing the elvis?

cheers,

Would if i knew where it was, got the CD too!!,you might get lukcy,just gonna` move some album, posted it up before in look in you box,you might find it in one of my old threads?.

Would if i knew where it was, got the CD too!!,you might get lukcy,just gonna` move some album, posted it up before in look in you box,you might find it in one of my old threads?.

Do you ever go to sleep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But who is this from

Do you ever go to sleep!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But who is this from

Not much,well at night time anyway dont know,who is this from? got a idea,but not saying,dont like being wrong

Not much,well at night time anyway dont know,who is this from? got a idea,but not saying,dont like being wrong

Love you lots

Dave

Kylie did a version of Give me lust a little more time.

I think kylie was a secret all-nighter goer

I remember years ago at work, she was on the radio promoting the album with the " Time will pass you by" track on. The Dj decided to play it , when it finished Kylie told the dj to hang on a minute while she puts her talc back. True . Then she went on to talk about why she covered it.

During the early Punk period several bands covered soul standards, I mentioned the Jam before, but another that now comes to mind, The Stranglers killer version of 'Walk on by'

Edited August 10, 200619 yr by malayka

The Fall - Ghost In My House

During the early Punk period several bands covered soul standards, I mentioned the Jam before, but another that now comes to mind, The Stranglers killer version of 'Walk on by'

96 tears,sham 69,or Devo,cant remember,possibly both.

Still think its a 6ts maybe 1970 recording,why would Loggins & Massina split up for 1 recording,sure Loggins would have something to say,1975 is probberly when it got signed?,L+M formed 1971 split 1980,but Massina was in a R+B type band in the 6ts,the name escapes me,i`ll bet you your copy,against £10 of my pounds,and i paid a fiver for my last one,about a year bakc,and stamped like you said,easy money for you,or is it?,

Jim Messina was in Buffalo Springfield during the mid-60s.

Haven't forgotten! Will post the scan up tonight, and sorry for the delay. It has a "KENDUN" matrix in bold capital letters - does this mean anything to anyone?

96 tears,sham 69,or Devo,cant remember,possibly both.

Eddie & The Hot Rods Ken

Eddie & The Hot Rods Ken

What,aswell?............. i think Devo,on a album,i`ve have it somewhere

Jim Messina was in Buffalo Springfield during the mid-60s.

Haven't forgotten! Will post the scan up tonight, and sorry for the delay. It has a "KENDUN" matrix in bold capital letters - does this mean anything to anyone?

Kendun,was gonna tell you that,i forgot some have "Stereo" stamped instead knew about Buffalo S,and was in Poco 68-70.funny stamp,cause they`re usualy smaller,its massive.

Edited August 10, 200619 yr by ken

What,aswell?............. i think Devo,on a album,i`ve have it somewhere

No, just them - I mean, they had the well known punk/new wave version at the time if you know what I mean. I never heard Devo do it...though they did do Workin In The Coalmine..

No, just them - I mean, they had the well known punk/new wave version at the time if you know what I mean. I never heard Devo do it...though they did do Workin In The Coalmine..

100% certain,and have had it on 45,without centre :angry: think it a later thing tho`,after the punk thing had all but finnished i`ll have a look later,even post a sample and scan,Pete

Amen Corner LP the national west coast live explosion company,

Side one from trakc two,baby do the philly dog.

3;your my girl(i dont wanna discuss it).

4;shake a tail feather.

5;so fine

6;our love is in the pokcet.

I wonder what music they where into?