I just played this for the first time in - what - 10 years maybe.

I can't tell you how absolutely f*cking brilliant it sounded.

One of those records that is so cheap, about £4, but you forget they're what the scene was built on, and it really is a cracking little instrumental.

That's all I wanted to say really.

 

 

im sure this is the track he played at the ric tic revue

im sure this is the track he played at the ric tic revue

 

One of them - the other was You Got To Pay The Price

I just played this for the first time in - what - 10 years maybe.

I can't tell you how absolutely f*cking brilliant it sounded.

One of those records that is so cheap, about £4, but you forget they're what the scene was built on, and it really is a cracking little instrumental.

That's all I wanted to say really.

 

I absolutely love this 45 and I could never understand why 'The Way you've been acting lately' gets all the plaudits as it's a dull plodder compared to this. IMO.

I absolutely love this 45 and I could never understand why 'The Way you've been acting lately' gets all the plaudits as it's a dull plodder compared to this. IMO.

dull plodder? gotta be kidding..ooh pretty and pay the price have always been easy to aquire acting much less so..i never managed to get a copy during the 74-78 years i was attending allnighters, finally got a copy about 10 years ago..plus the inst version of acting was a big spin..

I absolutely love this 45 and I could never understand why 'The Way you've been acting lately' gets all the plaudits as it's a dull plodder compared to this. IMO.

 

Maybe a plodder but has such a fantastic vocal...I'd take it over this...but I really love this

Bought one myself for $2 last week with some other stuff as i didn't have a copy......nice little tune agreed

Always liked it, and Let's Have A Love-In instrumental.

BRILL DESERVES SINS OUT AT OLDIES NIGHT  BUT IT AINT SAME OLD SAME OLD  SOUNDS A LITTLE LIKE THE FUNK BROTHERS  " YOURE GONNA BE SORRY " PROBABLY CUT AT THE SAME SESSION "   :thumbsup:    

 

 

A different Stock Copy. Label Variation. Always been a favourite of mine and as Pete says can be found for a few dollars.

im sure this is the track he played at the ric tic revue

 

Take a bow Dennis Coffey:

https://denniscoffeysite.com/golden-world-ric-tic-records/

I just played this for the first time in - what - 10 years maybe.

I can't tell you how absolutely f*cking brilliant it sounded.

One of those records that is so cheap, about £4, but you forget they're what the scene was built on, and it really is a cracking little instrumental.

That's all I wanted to say really.

 HI ALL.. About 2 years ago I did the same thing PETE, I then had to dig out the TRACK & POLYDOR 45s from DETROIT and they would make if all were played a excellent DJ spot any time, also the memories of the TRACK BACKTRACK series was it 6 or 9? with some great examples of the RIC-TIC GOLDEN WORLD REVILOT GROOVESVILE records that rivalled MOTOWN in the late 6ts, here as you all know is the vocal & my fave rave the HOLIDAYS featuring EDWIN STARR, & the instrumental; "MAKIN TIME" a wee bit more expensive on the UK release but  us copy is cheap?

I  have only 2 more POLYDOR 45s to go in fact it's more as I need a couple of demos also.  DAVE

 2 from the collection

Ain't Love Wonderful is an underrated tune too. Purely because it's worth naff all, I suppose.