An article on 'The National' website titled Stuart Cosgrove: 'New' Beatles single brings pop archaeology to fore' may be of interest...

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One of them had travelled up from Nottingham with an old studio master of a female vocal version of an ultra-rare northern soul record called Burning ­Sensation by an unknown New Jersey soul singer called Robby Lawson. The original song was recorded in 1967 in Jersey City, ­written and produced by an emergent producer called Paul Kyser, on his own personal label.

Although no one can be sure, the ­assumption is that Kyser had recorded a male version and then brought an ­unknown female singer into the studio to sing over the same backing track. We may never know who she was. The record was never released.

https://www.thenational.scot/culture/23917870.stuart-cosgrove-new-beatles-single-brings-pop-archaeology-fore/

1 hour ago, Mike said:

An article on 'The National' website titled Stuart Cosgrove: 'New' Beatles single brings pop archaeology to fore' may be of interest...

Clip and link below 

One of them had travelled up from Nottingham with an old studio master of a female vocal version of an ultra-rare northern soul record called Burning ­Sensation by an unknown New Jersey soul singer called Robby Lawson. The original song was recorded in 1967 in Jersey City, ­written and produced by an emergent producer called Paul Kyser, on his own personal label.

Although no one can be sure, the ­assumption is that Kyser had recorded a male version and then brought an ­unknown female singer into the studio to sing over the same backing track. We may never know who she was. The record was never released.

https://www.thenational.scot/culture/23917870.stuart-cosgrove-new-beatles-single-brings-pop-archaeology-fore/

Kitch has the female version of Burning Sensation. 

4 hours ago, Chalky said:

Kitch has the female version of Burning Sensation. 

I thought that was another male version (I heard it about five months ago if we're talking about the same version) Sounds like the Superlatives

will it get released to the wider public ?

2 hours ago, Mick Holdsworth said:

I thought that was another male version (I heard it about five months ago if we're talking about the same version) Sounds like the Superlatives

Not heard that one mate, Kitch put a video up on facebook some months ago. 

4 hours ago, Chalky said:

Not heard that one mate, Kitch put a video up on facebook some months ago. 

I think we are both referring to the same video on Facebook - very high bass on the recording, probably done on a mobile. I just felt it was the Superlatives, but the vocals were so low due to the way the video was recorded it could be a female version.

7 hours ago, Mick Holdsworth said:

I think we are both referring to the same video on Facebook - very high bass on the recording, probably done on a mobile. I just felt it was the Superlatives, but the vocals were so low due to the way the video was recorded it could be a female version.

Definitely done on a mobile Mick

here's the related Paul Kyser topic from when he was a member on here....