KING GEORGE - I NEED YOU - AUDIO ARTS

Have been led to believe this is the dogs bollocks, but never heard it, anyone?

Hey heres another one want to hear.

I was speaking to Les Hare in King Bee Records earlier this week about the Johnny Taylor Blues in the Night "boot" when he tells me he plays a femail version which is the b side on a Dr Bird single, yes the reggea label. I say "is it soul", Les replies "R&Bish but as good/better then Johnny Taylor"

I could wait untill Les does his soul night at Didsbury Golf Club to hear it, but just wonderd if anyone had a sound bite?

Cheers John

KING GEORGE - I NEED YOU - AUDIO ARTS

Have been led to believe this is the dogs bollocks, but never heard it, anyone?

What about this one?

J. D. ABRAHAM - DR. OF LOVE - REENA

sign of the times dont hurt me no more, had this years ago from a soul pack but it played muffled, was out dancin more recently and heard a clear version, looked at it spinning on the deck but as i was a bit worse for wear forgot everything after that, any ideas

KING GEORGE - I NEED YOU - AUDIO ARTS

Have been led to believe this is the dogs bollocks, but never heard it, anyone?

tis true the king george is awesome , cliff steele used to spin this in the mid 80s at THE DETROIT ACADEMICALS soul nights in northampton and ive heard him recently play it at lifeline , the rarest on the label by a mile and a quality tune , think kitch and mick h also have a copy

What about this one?

J. D. ABRAHAM - DR. OF LOVE - REENA

the jd abraham i first heard played at stafford storming uptempo other sides not bad either , i had a copy for about 6 months in t80s was a 35 quider but moved it on as imo very average tune sure the label was west coast but i may be wrong . my copy went to graham thomas in welsh wales

KING GEORGE - I NEED YOU - AUDIO ARTS

Have been led to believe this is the dogs bollocks, but never heard it, anyone?

Phillip... Phillip... Phillip... Andy Dyson played it when he DJ'd at your do at Burnley Football/cricket club... and it's been played many a time elsewhere when you've been there... i don't know

PS: My fave tune ever btw

As soon as you hear the intro' to this record you'll know it...............fantastic record.....clip comes from Cliff's copy but don't tell him :secret:

King.mp3

Hey heres another one want to hear.

I was speaking to Les Hare in King Bee Records earlier this week about the Johnny Taylor Blues in the Night "boot" when he tells me he plays a femail version which is the b side on a Dr Bird single, yes the reggea label. I say "is it soul", Les replies "R&Bish but as good/better then Johnny Taylor"

I could wait untill Les does his soul night at Didsbury Golf Club to hear it, but just wonderd if anyone had a sound bite?

Cheers John

I have the record, but I don't have the technology to make soundbytes, sorry John! A few people know about this version, it's been discussed clandestinely on here before. It's not as good as Johnnie Taylor's but it's better than certain other overrated soul records on Doctor Bird viz. Glen Miller....

If I tell you who it's by I'd have to kill you! But I can tell you that it's not credited as "Blues In The Night" on the label ...

TONE

As soon as you hear the intro' to this record you'll know it...............fantastic record.....clip comes from Cliff's copy but don't tell him :secret:

tune and a half

Hey heres another one want to hear.

I was speaking to Les Hare in King Bee Records earlier this week about the Johnny Taylor Blues in the Night "boot" when he tells me he plays a femail version which is the b side on a Dr Bird single, yes the reggea label. I say "is it soul", Les replies "R&Bish but as good/better then Johnny Taylor"

I could wait untill Les does his soul night at Didsbury Golf Club to hear it, but just wonderd if anyone had a sound bite?

Cheers John

There's definitely no Blues In The Night on Doctor Bird - they must have retitled it - can you try and find out the artist or the artist of the A side and I should be able to do a sound clip

dr of love - j.d. abraham -

13376 refosoul

Phillip... Phillip... Phillip... Andy Dyson played it when he DJ'd at your do at Burnley Football/cricket club... and it's been played many a time elsewhere when you've been there... i don't know

PS: My fave tune ever btw

Sorry for being a thicko Joan, but I still don't recognise it. Sometimes it's a case of not putting a name to the tune. Short sound file, but sounds like a really soulful tune and great production, Fantastic, I'll try and keep my ears open for it. Is it a fairly common play then Joan? How rare is it?

the jd abraham i first heard played at stafford storming uptempo other sides not bad either , i had a copy for about 6 months in t80s was a 35 quider but moved it on as imo very average tune sure the label was west coast but i may be wrong . my copy went to graham thomas in welsh wales

Thanks for the info Tony.

As soon as you hear the intro' to this record you'll know it...............fantastic record.....clip comes from Cliff's copy but don't tell him :secret:

Many thanks.

dr of love - j.d. abraham -

13376 refosoul

Thanks Denise, good to see you t'other week at Middleton.

Thanks Denise, good to see you t'other week at Middleton.

U2 hun

..... How rare is it?

think rare then add rare...... 3/4 copies

Sorry for being a thicko Joan, but I still don't recognise it. Sometimes it's a case of not putting a name to the tune. Short sound file, but sounds like a really soulful tune and great production, Fantastic, I'll try and keep my ears open for it. Is it a fairly common play then Joan? How rare is it?

The ones i know of are Cliff Steele... Andy Dyson... and recently Mick H... not sure if Butch has one or not.

Have to say Phil it's anything but a common play... unless one the DJ above are on and i happen to be there.

First heard it from Ion... dread to think how many years ago now... that guy discovered some records...

Just awesome

Edited January 13, 200718 yr by jumpinjoan

As soon as you hear the intro' to this record you'll know it...............fantastic record.....clip comes from Cliff's copy but don't tell him :secret:

can we have a longer clip . please

There's definitely no Blues In The Night on Doctor Bird - they must have retitled it - can you try and find out the artist or the artist of the A side and I should be able to do a sound clip

Oh what the heck, the lid's going to come off it sooner or later....

"A Man Is Two Faced" - Patsy with Lynn Taitt and the Jets. It's on the other side of "Pure Soul" by Lennie Hibbert - Doctor Bird DB 1113. Goes for a fair bit among reggae collectors, because the 'A' is a nyahbinghi instrumental featuring Count Ossie.

I've only ever seen three copies (including mine) in 35+ years of collecting reggae. Les Hare's copy makes it up to four.

TONE

Edited January 14, 200718 yr by TONY ROUNCE

Oh what the heck, the lid's going to come off it sooner or later....

"A Man Is Two Faced" - Patsy with Lynn Taitt and the Jets. It's on the other side of "Pure Soul" by Lennie Hibbert - Doctor Bird DB 1112. Goes for a fair bit among reggae collectors, because the 'A' is a nyahbinghi instrumental featuring Count Ossie.

I've only ever seen three copies (including mine) in 35+ years of collecting reggae. Les Hare's copy makes it up to four.

TONE

I've had this on my deck here Tone, Brian Kelson had a copy he was trying to flog me about 18 months ago and I said I wasn't really interested as I'd just sold most of my Doctor Birds...DOH!

Hey Guys looks like i opened a can of worms, sorry. I wonderd why les didn't mention the artist. I have to pop in to King Bee next week to pick up some stuff Les put to one side for me, do you think he will thank me for this???? At least I gave his night a plug....

Hey Guys looks like i opened a can of worms, sorry. I wonderd why les didn't mention the artist. I have to pop in to King Bee next week to pick up some stuff Les put to one side for me, do you think he will thank me for this???? At least I gave his night a plug....

As long as you don't point the 'Finger Of Revelation' at me I don't mind - I'm going to be in King Bee myself the Saturday after next and I'd hate to be on the wrong end of an ear bashing!

TONE

The ones i know of are Cliff Steele... Andy Dyson... and recently Mick H... not sure if Butch has one or not.

Have to say Phil it's anything but a common play... unless one the DJ above are on and i happen to be there.

First heard it from Ion... dread to think how many years ago now... that guy discovered some records...

Just awesome

Someone else has a copy too but who I'm struggling to remember so early in the morning

Hope your coming to the weekender Phil in Feb? You'll hear it there

Someone else has a copy too but who I'm struggling to remember so early in the morning

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I think Kitch has one

Edited January 14, 200718 yr by Chunky

sign of the times dont hurt me no more, had this years ago from a soul pack but it played muffled, was out dancin more recently and heard a clear version, looked at it spinning on the deck but as i was a bit worse for wear forgot everything after that, any ideas

It`s `Signs Of The Time` mines on Breakout.

Can look it out if you want a clip.

Tom.

It`s `Signs Of The Time` mines on Breakout.

Can look it out if you want a clip.

Tom.

green label thats the one

Someone else has a copy too but who I'm struggling to remember so early in the morning

Didn't know Kitch had one too... bloody not fair... grrr!

Oh what the heck, the lid's going to come off it sooner or later....

"A Man Is Two Faced" - Patsy with Lynn Taitt and the Jets. It's on the other side of "Pure Soul" by Lennie Hibbert - Doctor Bird DB 1113. Goes for a fair bit among reggae collectors, because the 'A' is a nyahbinghi instrumental featuring Count Ossie.

I've only ever seen three copies (including mine) in 35+ years of collecting reggae. Les Hare's copy makes it up to four.

TONE

fellow Pow Wow DJ, Gav Arno has a copy. Got to say, It's OK but nowhere near JT's, so sort of pointless