Hi All

Does this awesome piece of soul music have an official 45 release? 

Thanks

Peter

Official yes - in the box set - but not as a new release i.e. when it was recorded

1 minute ago, Mike Lofthouse said:

Official yes - in the box set - but not as a new release i.e. when it was recorded

Thanks Mike

Peter

My post has been merged so - Does anyone have one for sale?

Thanks

Peter

Edited May 12, 20169 yr by Peter99

there is one on Ebay:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THE-ISLEY-BROTHERS-MY-LOVE-IS-YOUR-LOVE-7-MINT-REISSUE-/121964796037?hash=item1c65ab1885:g:t74AAOSwGotWnP0c

1 hour ago, jim g said:

there is one on Ebay:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THE-ISLEY-BROTHERS-MY-LOVE-IS-YOUR-LOVE-7-MINT-REISSUE-/121964796037?hash=item1c65ab1885:g:t74AAOSwGotWnP0c

Thanks Jim

Just missed it!

Peter

 

MFP LP first time out Peter.

42 minutes ago, KevH said:

MFP LP first time out Peter.

Cheers Kev

Got one of the 45's from the box set now.

Peter

On ‎12‎/‎05‎/‎2016 at 16:41, Peter99 said:

Hi All

Does this awesome piece of soul music have an official 45 release? 

Thanks

Peter

Not that Im aware Peter! MFP/Motown album only I think. I have one in ex cond

So, the box set that came out last year is not an official release? 

 

 

19 minutes ago, Ernie Andrews said:

Not that Im aware Peter! MFP/Motown album only I think. I have one in ex cond

 

7 minutes ago, John Moffatt said:

So, the box set that came out last year is not an official release? 

 

 

Yes the box set is an official release but was album only up until that point - thanks John and Ernie for replying.

Motown is now a part of universal music group who seem to own everything

There is one on a green demo lookalike which has the instrumental on the flip. There are some great budget albums with unreleased stuff, like isley brothers on starline which has four unreleased tracks

 

All time favourite Motown track btw ☺

 

Edited May 18, 20168 yr by stretfordender

1 minute ago, stretfordender said:

Motown is now a part of universal music group who seem to own everything

There is one on a green demo lookalike which has the instrumental on the flip. There are some great budget albums with unreleased stuff, like isley brothers on starline which has four unreleased tracks

 

All time favourite Motown track btw ☺

 

It's a cracking soul record for sure - I'd never heard it until recently.

Yes, there's the green boot knocking around.

13 hours ago, Peter99 said:

It's a cracking soul record for sure - I'd never heard it until recently.

Yes, there's the green boot knocking around.

I think Richard Searling was responsible for bringing to the fore.? Late 80's.?

There is a different mix on this CD - good too!!

https://www.amazon.com/Motown-Anthology-Isley-Brothers/dp/B002L5R73K

I saw it written by Pep (I think) that it was played at the Catacombs before Wigan opened. I think the album was released in 1972, the Cats closed in 74, so highly likely, although that was the era of 100 mph stompers.
I think it truly became the Monster it is now at the original Bretby Country Club, when was that, earlier 90's ? about 25 years ago maybe?

I`ve had the MFP album since the early 70`s. A track which I was oblivious to until the 90s. 

Hiya, yep bretby was where I first heard it getting spins, great record and agree those cheapo albums have some great tracks, ' jimmy Ruffin album has a couple of great tracks 'kicking stones and born to be bad'. Cheers

6 hours ago, purist said:

I saw it written by Pep (I think) that it was played at the Catacombs before Wigan opened. I think the album was released in 1972, the Cats closed in 74, so highly likely, although that was the era of 100 mph stompers.

I wonder how it went down at the catacombs, as to me it would have been a record ahead of it's time in the early 70's with that kind of arrangement, perhaps this was the reason it was never released when it was originally recorded, it just did'nt fit with the musical style of  60's motown.

It's a fantastic 'summer' song, I love it.

And me, it was the clear standout from all those recent Motown box sets .... I had to have it, immediately!  Lol

 

mal

Original version on Smokey and miracles"Make it happen" ain't too shabby either.

When it first surfaced on a 45, it was one track on one of those white label E.P's with other unissued Motown tracks, it plays at 331/3 actually...was a boot, so not an official release, but was the first time on a 7. 

was put out on a red label with monitors crying in the night late nineties i think 

That man Ivy Jo Hunter, responsible for most of the classier Motown tunes