I know there's an Italian language version too, but in the back of my mind there are two different English versions.If so can someone tell me the difference and which labels ect? Something tells me the backing track was around too without the vocals?

I know there's an Italian language version too, but in the back of my mind there are two different English versions.If so can someone tell me the difference and which labels ect? Something tells me the backing track was around too without the vocals?

Hi Simon,

Yes, there are two different vocal cuts by Jimmy Radcliife. I have a feeling that the 70s DJM reissue has the different, and decidedly inferior, vocal to the Stateside and Musicor issues. I would guess that it's an earlier take that got issued by accident. You can tell the difference almost as soon as Jimmy starts singing, his voice cracks slightly on the word "time" in the song's second line "for the first time".

Did Ady not put the backing track on an old Kent vinyl album?

Best,

TONE

Definately and very different vocal take, wasn't it on Pye, just preceeding the Disco Demand series? Can't remember the number 7N etc. etc. never one of my favourite labels, Rn'B series aside and the obvious Cameo ones always looked like they spent 2 bob on promotion,unlike those glorious EMI 'A' labels...sorry I'm rambling

Thanks Tonys.

RADCLIFFE, JIMMY DJM 10772 LONG AFTER TONITE IS ALL OVER / WHAT I WANT

RADCLIFFE, JIMMY PYE INT. 25614 LONG AFTER TONIGHT IS ALL OVER / WHAT I WANT I CAN NEVER HAVE

RADCLIFFE, JIMMY STATESIDE 374 LONG AFTER TONITE IS ALL OVER / WHAT I WANT I CAN NEVER HAVE

The one on Pye is the 'proper' version. Tone's right, it's the DJM version that's a different take, and this is also the one used on the 3 Before 8 ep. Though I never heard an instrumental version.

Oi Paul, are you saying these three versions are all diffferent from one another ?

I seem to remember there something about one with a slightly different backing track too.

No Simon just posting the details. It's just the DJM one that's different, tho I haven't played them all in some time.

The one on Pye is the 'proper' version. Tone's right, it's the DJM version that's a different take, and this is also the one used on the 3 Before 8 ep. Though I never heard an instrumental version.

I stand corrected, I was a bit "tired"

I know there's an Italian language version too, but in the back of my mind there are two different English versions.If so can someone tell me the difference and which labels ect? Something tells me the backing track was around too without the vocals?

The Stateside, Pye, and 3 before 8 'EP' versions are all the same mix.

It was always the DJM issue that was 'dodgy' as I recall.

Sean

The Stateside, Pye, and 3 before 8 'EP' versions are all the same mix.

It was always the DJM issue that was 'dodgy' as I recall.

Sean

No they aren't, the 3 before 8 is the DJM version

No they aren't, the 3 before 8 is the DJM version

Anyone heard the stormer 'I PRETEND I'M LOVING YOU' ?

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bri.

Anyone heard the stormer 'I PRETEND I'M LOVING YOU' ?

Never even heard of it I'm afraid...

Anyone heard the stormer 'I PRETEND I'M LOVING YOU' ?

yep great track

sure it was up on site at some time

unreleased track, was from film soundtrack errr....called something like biloux blues ?

think something about it on a japenese acetate was also mentioned

welcome to the site

theres a intro bit if wanna put a shout up

mike

You can listen to a couple of JR tracks that he recorded for the 'banana splits' here

https://www.toontracker.com/bsplits/bsplitsra.htm

Edited August 16, 200619 yr by Soulsmith

That's a good tune but there is also a version of Irma Thomas which is must better