What's the chances eh? Slightly different backing track on this one.

What's the chances eh? Slightly different backing track on this one.

I think your making these in you bedroom

What's the chances eh? Slightly different backing track on this one.

I actually really liked that one Pete !

Yeah it's a good one. This isn't credited to Rodd Keith and I think it's only on an LP, I'll tell everyone what it is once I've found a copy for myself!

Yes, this is at least better than "I'm a man". Your obsession with Rodd Keith is becoming a bit frightening tho, Pete

Yeah, quite good that Pete.

P.m. me the L.P details and I'll find you one mate...

Yes, this is at least better than "I'm a man". Your obsession with Rodd Keith is becoming a bit frightening tho, Pete

I just think it's interesting finding new versions of well known tracks...that's why I liked that one with the Youngblood Smith backing track (which I never did get actually)

I just think it's interesting finding new versions of well known tracks...that's why I liked that one with the Youngblood Smith backing track (which I never did get actually)

As in "You can split" ?

Is this the thing that was being played off acetates for a bit? " That's not a woman's way" by Detroit something-or-other - my memory is a bit sketchy now.

If it's the same thing then i was told at Cleethorpes by the Grapevine fellas that it was being put on vinyl last autumn. Have yet to see one though. Would love to get that. Stomperoo!

If it's not that please accept my apologies - I'll get my coat.

martin

No,not as good........bet is off one of them cds.

What's the chances eh? Slightly different backing track on this one.

Chances are possibly relatively high as Rod Keith appears to have spent his time recording tracks for songwriters as demos, he recycled backing tracks over and over again. Does that make it 4 now over this backing that have come to light or is it more? I bet the poor sods who paid him thought that they were getting a unique track. He did a couple of hundred songs apparently.

Think I may have guessed the LP? RR?

Chances are possibly relatively high as Rod Keith appears to have spent his time recording tracks for songwriters as demos, he recycled backing tracks over and over again. Does that make it 4 now over this backing (doh, same song different backing, LOL) that have come to light or is it more? I bet the poor sods who paid him thought that they were getting a unique track. He did a couple of hundred songs apparently.

Think I may have guessed the LP? RR? Or is it the person who he dubbed it for?

Edited January 18, 200718 yr by Stuart T

Chances are possibly relatively high as Rod Keith appears to have spent his time recording tracks for songwriters as demos, he recycled backing tracks over and over again. Does that make it 4 now over this backing that have come to light or is it more? I bet the poor sods who paid him thought that they were getting a unique track. He did a couple of hundred songs apparently.

Think I may have guessed the LP? RR?

But they were unique,they sent in the lyrics he did the rest,every one different and unique.

Chances are possibly relatively high as Rod Keith appears to have spent his time recording tracks for songwriters as demos, he recycled backing tracks over and over again. Does that make it 4 now over this backing that have come to light or is it more? I bet the poor sods who paid him thought that they were getting a unique track. He did a couple of hundred songs apparently.

Think I may have guessed the LP? RR?

As far as I can tell, this track isn't on any 45 - it's not on the Preview label by the way - it's on another song poem label, and it's not on a reissue cd so the only place to get it is on this LP. Not sure what your guess was to be honest Stuart but those initials don't match anything.

On 1/18/2007 at 15:36, Pete S said:

 

 

As far as I can tell, this track isn't on any 45 - it's not on the Preview label by the way - it's on another song poem label, and it's not on a reissue cd so the only place to get it is on this LP. Not sure what your guess was to be honest Stuart but those initials don't match anything.

Pete, I know I'm 10 years out of date but is that track on any of these?

Me and a couple of friends were at the Austin record show back in the late eighties and found 3 different versions of the lord said by Rodd Keith. The lyrics on one of them was just terrible. I think there is at least 4-5 versions with the same backing

These are all the ones I know with the same backing:

Like The Lord Said

Gloria

I'm A Man

If You Don't Like It Don't Knock it

Don't You Tempt Me

(BTW Manfromsoul I just ordered Spi-Dells and Casinos from you ...oh I love a bit of blue-eyed! You got any Rodd Keith?).

Edited February 14, 20187 yr by Soul-Slider

I've got Gloria, but the lyrics of that aren't quite poet laureate status either. Is there just the backing track lurking on an acetate somewhere?🤔

52 minutes ago, AndyF said:

I've got Gloria, but the lyrics of that aren't quite poet laureate status either. Is there just the backing track lurking on an acetate somewhere?🤔

I think the instrumental is by the M.S.R Band and on an M.S.R label LP,  possibly one of the 2 I posted.

10 hours ago, Soul-Slider said:

These are all the ones I know with the same backing:

Like The Lord Said

Gloria

I'm A Man

If You Don't Like It Don't Knock it

Don't You Tempt Me

(BTW Manfromsoul I just ordered Spi-Dells and Casinos from you ...oh I love a bit of blue-eyed! You got any Rodd Keith?).

Thanks. I might have. Will have a dig round for you.

Did we get a definite answer regarding the MSR band ? 

Album / Track ? 

6 hours ago, The Tempest said:

Did we get a definite answer regarding the MSR band ? 

Album / Track ? 

Not yet mate.