Always thought the first track was Melvin Davis - Lucille. I must have got my wires crossed. Great tune

Edited June 23, 20168 yr by Mick Holdsworth

whens it out and where do you get it from ?

nice one again Rob, cracking stuff

another straight in the box 

Very nice Rob. Is it getting a release? Sorry, just saw the header for your post. I'll await it with great interest.

Edited June 22, 20168 yr by easty
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Don't forget my copy Rob ....

Edited June 23, 20168 yr by MOPSEY

53 minutes ago, MOPSEY said:

Don't forget my copy Rod ....

Who's Rod?

Great 

These don't sound like Motown masters.  Were they recorded by Don Davis for Groovesville?  The first sounds like '60s Groovesville.  The 2nd like a later ('70s recording).

Brilliant.

Dx

you said it was going to good rob, I 'm still floating on the ceiling with the jimmy delphs release  and this should keep me up there.

mot

Andy

12 hours ago, Rob Moss said:

Who's Rod?

Rod "Modern Soul Sucks" Moss?  A Soulie from a parallel dimension?

 

 

Roberto Moss ,you little tease! J.J.Barnes intro sounds like Detroit Motown,but then ..,reminds me off JJ,s early stuff on Rich and Kable ,particularly "My Love Came Tumbling Down" written by Don Davis ( CDs exist of these early items including Rich ,Spar ,Nashville items in which Berry  had a hand) . Am I getting Warm? Finally despite all hyperbole its a wonderful piece of Real Deal Northern Soul ,so much better than the pretend stuff being purveyed by many N.S. dealers.LOL Soapy Suds Espana.

1 minute ago, conchitta said:

Roberto Moss ,you little tease! J.J.Barnes intro sounds like Detroit Motown,but then ..,reminds me of JJ,s early stuff on Rich and Kable ,particularly "My Love Came Tumbling Down" written by Don Davis ( CDs exist of these early items including Rich ,Spar ,Nashville items in which Berry  had a hand) . Am I getting Warm? Finally despite all hyperbole its a wonderful piece of Real Deal Northern Soul ,so much better than the pretend stuff being purveyed by many N.S. dealers.LOL Soapy Suds Espana.

 

These 2 cuts don't sound at all to me like J.J.'s Kable/Rich Fred Brown/Joe hunter recordings.  These are much too new sounding.  The first sounds very much like a Don Davis Groovesville recording.  And the second sounds newer, more like an early '70s recording.  But how could a Groovesville cut have escaped being found among the Groovesville tapes that were "discovered' near the beginning of the 1980s, and summarily made available on cassette tapes for the NS market?  I'm sure you all remember those.

Well the first track is Groovesville all the way.Did it not get an airing on Tims JJ cd?

1 hour ago, RobbK said:

Rod "Modern Soul Sucks" Moss?  A Soulie from a parallel dimension?

 

 

Nowhere near. Confusion reigns.

Not on any of Timothy's Groovesville/Goldmine ,archives many volumes,Tricky.  Contempo., Perception ,Cast offs ? Confusion Pours! 

2 hours ago, RobbK said:

These 2 cuts don't sound at all to me like J.J.'s Kable/Rich Fred Brown/Joe hunter recordings.  These are much too new sounding.  The first sounds very much like a Don Davis Groovesville recording.  And the second sounds newer, more like an early '70s recording.  But how could a Groovesville cut have escaped being found among the Groovesville tapes that were "discovered' near the beginning of the 1980s, and summarily made available on cassette tapes for the NS market?  I'm sure you all remember those.

The second sounds like perhaps just before the Perception album?

Yes, the 2nd sounds instrumentalwise, somewhat like the Perception single cuts I have.  Weren't they from 1973?

Lucille been played for years, initially by Dean Anderson if memory serves.  Few cuts out there too

Ive had a copy of Lucille (in full) for a number of years, cant remember where it came from thou,

On 22 June 2016 at 16:34, Mick Holdsworth said:

Always thought the first track was Melvin Davis - Lucille. I must have got my wires crossed. Great tune

Mick, i think the Melvin Davis is another version.The JJ seems to have more punch in the bass line,...but then again ive only heard Lucille at all nighters.........maybe John Weston,Callum Simpson can confirm.?

1 hour ago, KevH said:

Mick, i think the Melvin Davis is another version.The JJ seems to have more punch in the bass line,...but then again ive only heard Lucille at all nighters.........maybe John Weston,Callum Simpson can confirm.?

Kev - I've got a perfect "Melvin Davis" recording right here - it's the identical recording, there may be a miniscule difference in the leveling, either by Hayley for its pending release, or by myself on my recording, but it's clearly the same.

Cheers
Mick

1 hour ago, Mick Holdsworth said:

Kev - I've got a perfect "Melvin Davis" recording right here - it's the identical recording, there may be a miniscule difference in the leveling, either by Hayley for its pending release, or by myself on my recording, but it's clearly the same.

Cheers
Mick

Is it really.? It must be the hayley recording. Such good quality,sounded to me quite different,but like i said...at an all nighter can sound different off a carver.

Kev, just PMd you. see what you think.