Could someone please enlighten me as to what eventually happened with this track, accepted or not? would appreciate a bit of history, looked up the 2005 thread 

is the track still available on vinyl and has it been re pressed, thank you s/s'ers in advance.

Which track are you referring to?

Good point John!! sorry, If This Aint Love was the track the question referred to.

has been pressed up eleven times by the label, it was definitely played for a minute there.

 

Edited July 19, 20169 yr by Kris Holmes

Discogs has the repressed ones marked:

https://www.discogs.com/Nicole-Willis-The-Soul-Investigators-If-This-Aint-Love-Dont-Know-What-Is/master/158404

Thanks for the info Kris & Lars on the availability and re press situation. If its been re pressed that amount of times it must have been selling ok.

I was interested to know if it was played at venues as well as I like the track but it slipped under my radar until recently.

Hiya, had lots of plays all over the place. I still play it now and again plus 'paint me in a corner/ where are you now' which are great tracks. Cheers

47 minutes ago, Pga1 said:

Hiya, had lots of plays all over the place. I still play it now and again plus 'paint me in a corner/ where are you now' which are great tracks. Cheers

Thanks for the info.

I regularly had a preference for including it in sets of mine - at a various different promotions.

Rugby 'Niter's  for sure.. along with Movin' On soul nights near Coventry.  I also gave it airings when a guest at United Sounds of Soul and Bishops Woods. Likely I also slipped it on elsewhere too, but can't remember for certain.

Prior to this thread I already had every intention of dusting down my copy.. in readiness for a return visit to the decks of the Main Room at Rugby Soul Club's Benn Hall promotion - when a guest spinner at their Anniversary 'Niter in February.

All-round fantastic tune, in my books at least  

Great track, kinda scary to think that playing a "recent" record like this now (already 11 years old) is actually MORE retro than plenty of records which got played at the Wigan Casino in the early 70s...

On 23 July 2016 at 20:04, FickleFingers said:

I regularly had a preference for including it in sets of mine - at a various different promotions.

Rugby 'Niter's  for sure.. along with Movin' On soul nights near Coventry.  I also gave it airings when a guest at United Sounds of Soul and Bishops Woods. Likely I also slipped it on elsewhere too, but can't remember for certain.

Prior to this thread I already had every intention of dusting down my copy.. in readiness for a return visit to the decks of the Main Room at Rugby Soul Club's Benn Hall promotion - when a guest spinner at their Anniversary 'Niter in February.

All-round fantastic tune, in my books at least  

Thanks, as I mentioned earlier, I missed it or failed to notice it when it came out and kind of testing the waters with the question. Will get myself to Rugby soon, cheers.

PS; Which label design was the first release please?

18 hours ago, cover-up said:

Great track, kinda scary to think that playing a "recent" record like this now (already 11 years old) is actually MORE retro than plenty of records which got played at the Wigan Casino in the early 70s...

Very true, it's good to know that a "new" release has not been rejected just for being new! 

14 minutes ago, vynilhound said:

Thanks, as I mentioned earlier, I missed it or failed to notice it when it came out and kind of testing the waters with the question. Will get myself to Rugby soon, cheers.

PS; Which label design was the first release please?

Great track! Black label with silver text is 1st pressing.

I quite like most of the stuff she has done. A more recent goodun is 'one in a million' give it a listen, it's a nice tune