Just seen this for sale on Soulspinners, got to admit, not heard it before, which begs the question "Anyone play this out?" Fantastic record!

Edited October 15, 200619 yr by Trevski

This is what it looks like

Edited October 15, 200619 yr by Trevski

two releases on Suemi

both different takes

the YLIF for me is an old Shifty spin from about 10 years ago or thats where i first heard it

This is the Best version by far IMO with

"This is a mans world" on the flip 4569

slightyl diff colour of label too more blue than green

the other is the one Kev Listed. with "lonely room "

on the flip cant remember cat number and scan is poor.

Johnny Weston has the good version. Got it off Pat Brady

Carl Willingham had the same as Kevs one for sale a few years back If memory serves me right.

i love it

Edited October 15, 200619 yr by the gasher

siting here trying to remember (with out listening to clip ) the main difference apart from one being a lot better overall imo

isn't it the good one the one that has a bit with him semi-speaking somethink like "hey lou...." ?

two releases on Suemi

both different takes

the YLIF for me is an old Shifty spin from about 10 years ago or thats where i first heard it

This is the Best version by far IMO with

"This is a mans world" on the flip 4569

slightyl diff colour of label too more blue than green

the other is the one Kev Listed. with "lonely room "

on the flip cant remember cat number and scan is poor.

Johnny Weston has the good version. Got it off Pat Brady

Carl Willingham had the same as Kevs one for sale a few years back If memory serves me right.

i love it

Edited October 15, 200619 yr by Tedsoul

what are you trying to say tedward

haha??

a reply with no reply in it????

siting here trying to remember (with out listening to clip ) the main difference apart from one being a lot better overall imo

yeah mike the clip listed is miles better than the other version.

isn't it the good one the one that has a bit with him semi-speaking somethink like "hey lou...." ?

cant remember that bit ???

siting here trying to remember (with out listening to clip ) the main difference apart from one being a lot better overall imo

isn't it the good one the one that has a bit with him semi-speaking somethink like "hey lou...." ?

You're spot on Mike... i remember Mark Bicknell putting this on a tape for me.. must be nearly 20 years ago.

Seem to recall him paying something stupid like £4 for it... could be wrong on the amount but i know it was cheap.... he sold it not too long after that tape... boy was i miffed!!

Another record off that infamous Pete Miles tape from around the same time

You're spot on Mike... i remember Mark Bicknell putting this on a tape for me.. must be nearly 20 years ago.

Seem to recall him paying something stupid like £4 for it... could be wrong on the amount but i know it was cheap.... he sold it not too long after that tape... boy was i miffed!!

Another record off that infamous Pete Miles tape from around the same time

glad you said that Joan cause just listened to both clips up in thread and am now confused , think its one for tomorrow

speaking of lou pride and shifty, memory says that lou pride ex- cover up he used to play is very similar to ylif and just as good, real name's gone west at moment, but know Andy Killicks been playing it recently

one to get ears on

Mmmm interesting On listenening to the two different versions, I think I prefer the more 'laid back' version without the screaming on the intro. Less messy.

YLIF/IMMW/ 4568 the 'busy' version with the screaming intro- Green label

YLIF/LR/4569 the 'laid back' version, with a stronger vocal IMHO-Blue label

Which do you prefer? Suppose it'll be a case of some for one, some for t'other, so lets not bother

Whats the diff, price wise, btw?

Edited October 15, 200619 yr by Trevski

Mmmm interesting On listenening to the two different versions, I think I prefer the more 'laid back' version without the screaming on the intro. Less messy.

YLIF/IMMW/ 4568

YLIF/LR/4569

So which is which?

I love them both, think I heard John Weston play it at Middleton a while back, the smoother version has the fantastic sax break. It went pretty cheap on John Manships auction a while ago, would have loved to buy it, but skint as usual.

what are you trying to say tedward

haha??

a reply with no reply in it????

cant remember that bit ???

Hadnt read the thread properley so did not want to make a fool of myself what you say makes a change

Just seen this for sale on Soulspinners, got to admit, not heard it before, which begs the question "Anyone play this out?" Fantastic record!

It's an old SouL Essence spin from a few years ago.

Think I may have posted these before, but anyway...

prefer the version Tabitha put up here. maybe cause I´m more used to that one but think its slightly better.

for me first introduced by Andy Dyson when he visited Gothenburg and Christian B on my trips to Oslo

another thing that differs is the saxsolo in the laidback version thats not on the other + the genius "dadadadada" (a no 5 in Morse code btw .... ) trumpets are missing on some parts on the laidback one

It's an old SouL Essence spin from a few years ago.

Yep, Rod Dearlove Soul Essnce 2 but used to play it at Thorne before that

Hope you are well Steve ?

Rob Pilnick played me this 28 years ago (late Wigan).

Seemed nobody else rated it back then, except me Rob & Craig!

Funny how things change.... sometimes for the better!

Great tune!

Sean

Nice track ,but not as good as "Look out love" on Albatross I.M.H.O. But a lot better than I'm Cummin home.

Regards Ritchie

I think This is a mans world is the better track

Nice track ,but not as good as "Look out love" on Albatross I.M.H.O. But a lot better than I'm Cummin home.

Regards Ritchie

Spot on ! Belting record. Bloody hard to find though !

saw the best one non messy version sell for £700

the messy one ..saw it sell for £500

I actually wouldnt even consider buying messy release as its exactly that.MESSY

not a patch on the other..

Mmmm interesting On listenening to the two different versions, I think I prefer the more 'laid back' version without the screaming on the intro. Less messy.

YLIF/IMMW/ 4568 the 'busy' version with the screaming intro- Green label

YLIF/LR/4569 the 'laid back' version, with a stronger vocal IMHO-Blue label

Which do you prefer? Suppose it'll be a case of some for one, some for t'other, so lets not bother

Whats the diff, price wise, btw?

Hi Ritchie

Do you have a sound file for this one mate??

regards gasher

Nice track ,but not as good as "Look out love" on Albatross I.M.H.O. But a lot better than I'm Cummin home.

Regards Ritchie

Edited October 16, 200619 yr by the gasher

saw the best one non messy version sell for £700

the messy one ..saw it sell for £500

I actually wouldnt even consider buying messy release as its exactly that.MESSY

not a patch on the other..

Hi Ritchie

Do you have a sound file for this one mate??

regards gasher

Hello Ritchie,

Sorry but I dont have a soundclip to put up here, but I do have a copy of the record. I need to speak to Mike to see if I can do another six pack of 70's & 80's stuff and include "Look out love"

Best regards Ritchie.

You're spot on Mike... i remember Mark Bicknell putting this on a tape for me.. must be nearly 20 years ago.

Seem to recall him paying something stupid like £4 for it... could be wrong on the amount but i know it was cheap.... he sold it not too long after that tape... boy was i miffed!!

Another record off that infamous Pete Miles tape from around the same time

I've got it on a tape from about 87 - have a funny, funny feeling that its one of Pete Miles. will just have to find it now! If I remember rightly the tape is just full of awesome tunes.....

Sometimes you make me feel so old!

Played at Willington recently but feel sure it was the re-release which came out this year in a pack of three. Lou Pride the Suemi sessions £15 from Crazy Beat.

Pat Wallace

[Another record off that infamous Pete Miles tape from around the same time

Yep...I had it on a Pete Miles tape also.....his copy was the Hey,Lou...we're through version

Magic record

two releases on Suemi

both different takes

the YLIF for me is an old Shifty spin from about 10 years ago or thats where i first heard it

This is the Best version by far IMO with

"This is a mans world" on the flip 4569

slightyl diff colour of label too more blue than green

the other is the one Kev Listed. with "lonely room "

on the flip cant remember cat number and scan is poor.

Johnny Weston has the good version. Got it off Pat Brady

Carl Willingham had the same as Kevs one for sale a few years back If memory serves me right.

i love it

Got the instumental of "i`m coming home/your love is fading,£2.......well it had writing on the label,............Mad Mikcs record............and Lou`s autograph,along with Kenny Smith`s too,why?,he wasnt called Mad Mikc for nothing bless him.

Edited October 16, 200619 yr by ken

which version, whats the flip?

this is the messy one with lonley room as the flip

so where does 4571 blue come into the picture

whats on the flip same as 4569 ?? Mans world

so there are actually 3 releases of this then

68 green

69 blue

71 blue

yes ???

It worrys me that Your Love Is Fading is played over It's A Man's World. It's almost scary.

I'm not being funny, but can someone please explain what they hear in "Your Love Is Fading" because I am not feeling it?

IMO this is the best Lou Pride track on Suemi...

Edited October 17, 200619 yr by James Trouble

I'm not being funny, but can someone please explain what they hear in "Your Love Is Fading" because I am not feeling it?

That's because you're not a soulboy, but a funkster...

Next, you'll be telling us that Herman Hitson's "Ain't no other way" is

better than the ultimate soul masterpiece "You can't keep a good man down" (!!!)

But still - "It's man's world" is a fantastic tune as well...

Best,

Christian

Edited October 19, 200619 yr by cC B