7" NORTHERN SOUL-MANFRED MANN-COME TOMORROW/ASCOT-VG. HEAR!!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/7-NORTHERN-SOUL-MANFRED-MANN-COME-TOMORROW-ASCOT-VG-HEAR-/321872571461?hash=item4af119ac45

I know they all do it, pop that keyword next to their crap records, but no, sorry no......its simply isnt...

Mal

Ha, I know there is an L.P track by Paul Jones (Manfred lead singer)  that is quite good (crossover type thing) but that 45....no, no, no, no, no!!!

Edited September 22, 20159 yr by Soul-Slider

I'm afraid it's a no from me.....don't you just love people....good spot though. Made me chuckle.......Rob

With the plethora of unsuitable records that have been played out over the years-why not!

Expect to hear it at a Casino clone all nighter soon!

Some aspiring DJ might buy it and spin it believing he's breaking a new tune. 

All those asking for DJ's to break new tunes might need to be careful what they wish for 

ive lot count of the amount of blind buys ive got on the basis of a genre title thats ended up been a sham. 

none by manfred mann tho

 

ive lot count of the amount of blind buys ive got on the basis of a genre title thats ended up been a sham.

none by manfred mann tho

 

Know what you mean.I bought a Northern/ Iraqi funk / death metal / popcorn / Soul / jazzfunk / punk / Wigan classic, - it was none of those.

What about "Invitation" Played a lot on the scene by a group that became Manfred Mann.? So we might be getting close!

 

Know what you mean.I bought a Northern/ Iraqi funk / death metal / popcorn / Soul / jazzfunk / punk / Wigan classic, - it was none of those.

ha! ive seen them almost that bad. id love to hear some iraqi death metal punk funk

what annoys me if when you get a tune billed as soul that looks proper obscure and its a country record. or funk and it turns out its a rock tune is another fave. 

They covered Maxine Brown's Oh No Not My Baby, and the Shirelles' Sha La La, so the seller might think they are a soul group.

Edited September 25, 20159 yr by Matt Male

and of course Come Tomorrow is a cover version of a soul tune..Marie Knight i think .Persionally  think it's a great tune,,whatever genre it's it is...or in this case isn't

 

What about "Invitation" Played a lot on the scene by a group that became Manfred Mann.? So we might be getting close!

 

Mike D'Abo was the lead singer on Invitation..and he joined the Manfreds shortly after

Invitation - 'Band Of Angels'.

I like some of Manfred Mann's early stuff '64/65 when they had a bit of a Mod sound.  Later stuff like 'Pretty Flamingo' was a great tune.

 

Invitation - 'Band Of Angels'.

I like some of Manfred Mann's early stuff '64/65 when they had a bit of a Mod sound.  Later stuff like 'Pretty Flamingo' was a great tune.

 

what about mike vickers of manfred mann - on the brink(instumental),covered as boogaloo investigator,great record

some deluded souls think Dolly Parton is northern soul so anything is possible.

Always thought this rare EP only track by Paul Jones had something of a NS sound...from the poppy end of NS obviously but still a pretty good track...

Always thought this rare EP only track by Paul Jones had something of a NS sound...from the poppy end of NS obviously but still a pretty good track...

Yeah, not bad. As a keen collector of British 60's Mod &Soul.....just purchased  Thanks for posting.

This is the L.P with some 'soul' on it, can't remember which track my mate played me but remember it being quite good...