Grapevine 107 - "Get him off my conscience", published by Chappell & co., also appears titled "Get it off my conscience", published by Jason Sean music. Same recording, obviously, but does anyone know which issue came first - and are there demos for both title variations?

Hippo.

Grapevine 107 - "Get him off my conscience", published by Chappell & co., also appears titled "Get it off my conscience", published by Jason Sean music. Same recording, obviously, but does anyone know which issue came first - and are there demos for both title variations?

Hippo.

Dont know, but i've got a copy for sale if you want!

Ste.

Dont know, but i've got a copy for sale if you want!

Ste.

oooh you opportunist Ste.... - I've got both variations sitting here, no idea how I unwittingly ended up with two, by accident not by design!

oooh you opportunist Ste.... - I've got both variations sitting here, no idea how I unwittingly ended up with two, by accident not by design!

Hippo play the B side - What a day

Martyn

Hippo play the B side - What a day

Martyn

Thanks martyn - don't think I've heard it before, so nice I'm going to give it a spin on t'radio now!!

Thanks martyn - don't think I've heard it before, so nice I'm going to give it a spin on t'radio now!!

It is possible to teach an old dog new tricks

Heres another one for you B side of Hokis Pokis - Nowhere - Cant wait for love

All the best

Martyn

Hippo play the B side - What a day

Martyn

Yeah, top track - great double sider!

Ste.

Grapevine 107 - "Get him off my conscience", published by Chappell & co., also appears titled "Get it off my conscience", published by Jason Sean music. Same recording, obviously, but does anyone know which issue came first - and are there demos for both title variations?

Hippo.

Hi Jerry

I bought all three of these, via the Soul Bowl list in the 70's, at the time of their release.

I realise that it doesn't answer your question, as the other label version could have been done first, or followed this release.

Either way I have scanned them for Comparison.

Get It Off My Conscience - The Lovelites -

5643 refosoul

All Three have "Jason Sean Music" on the Credits.

I hope that In some way this helps.

My first assumption was that the first batch may have got the credits wrong,

given that the song is incorrectly titled, and it is just a guess.

The reason: If a later press required the change of credit from "Jason Sean Music" to "Chappell & co",

would they then get the title wrong?

but then .....

Having said that they do sing "Get Him Off My Conscience", could it be the other way around?

Intriguing.

Both titles appear on Manships site >>> Link <<< I wonder if John might know.

Edited January 12, 200718 yr by 45cellar