"You Made A Man Of Me" - £455

The Vault Hath Revealed New Pleasures! This Gritty Growler, Given Huge Spins, is Available To The Choosen Few. I've Two 10" 45 Acetates Of This Scott English Song Cut At New Yorks Associated Studio. Put Yer Money Down And Get Yorn Today!

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"If It Wasn't For Love"

45 Acetate £255

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"Things Are Changing"

45 Acetate £225

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"The Boy That Happiness Forgot" - not the usual sound expected of this singer, but very interesting stuff Indeed.

45 Acetate £225

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Mel Got Me Thinkin' Bout This Choon... So...

Here Are Two Versions, One Studio Take Of unissued Version That Features Dee Dee Warwick And The Ladies And The Other Just The maginificence Of The Man And His Guitar With A Little Samba'd Drum Riff For Support. Both Brilliant!

"Deep In The Heart Of Harlem"

Studio Take:

10" 45 Acetate £450

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Solo with Guitar

10" 45 Acetate £350

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A High Octane Stormer From The King Of The Pipes & Thunder.

This Track Is Taken Up And Over The Top By Cissy Houston & The Girls Lifting Jimmy Higher And Higher!

"Feeling Called Freedom"

10" 45 Acetate (In Nearly Unplayed Condition) £350

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One Last Chance For A Taste Of Protesting Quality Soul Served Up Gospelized Rarer Than Rare!

"Big City Blues" - Seems Like All His Tracks Are Classics!

10" 45 Acetate £250

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"I Pretend I'm Lovin' You"

10" 45 Acetate £210

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"I'm Your Special Fool" The Man With The Girls Sockin-It-To-'Em all Over The Background! Nough Said.

10" 45 Acetate £225

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Thanks For The Interest

Edited April 11, 200718 yr by Mangomn2003

WHAT A TUNE...FAIR DO'S

WHAT A TUNE...FAIR DO'S

A Real Stormer This One Is Indeed!

One Of Two Songs From A Film. The Other Is Called "Storm" That's Not Quite As Dancable But Brilliant None-The-Less.

Prentend I'm Loving You has been a huge spin a the Plinston and the Dome (on acetate) since it was released on a CD for the film, Eves Bayou(?). Great toon, belting.

Edited March 28, 200718 yr by TheBigO

Prentend I'm Loving You has been a huge spin a the Plinston and the Dome (on acetate) since it was released on a CD for the film, Eves Bayou(?). Great toon, belting.

I guess the question could then be asked "Where Did That Acetate Being Spun At Plinston And The Dome Come From Exactly?" because the song was virtually unheard of before it's inclusion on the "Eves Bayou" soundtrack.

And Yes! It's The Man Doing What He Does Best.

Mate

PC speakers on the blink, any way of me hearing this? Really interested if it ain't already gone.

Phil

Allright mate

theres another version of 'you cant lose something youve never had' and can I think of it.......you must know it.

I have always loved the 'cant pretend Im loving you' loved it for years.

mel

Allright mate

theres another version of 'you cant lose something youve never had' and can I think of it.......you must know it.

I have always loved the 'cant pretend Im loving you' loved it for years.

mel

Mel Oldman,

The Released Version Of "You Can't Lose Something You Never Had" Was By Bruce Scott On MGM, Someone Had A Copy Up Here A Few Weeks Back...

And Yes, "I Pretend I'm Lovin' You" Is My Cuppa Too. Twas Featured In A Film Last Year Called "Something New" A Romantic Comedy That's Playing On The Cable Now Me Thinks.

Cheers!

Allright me ol mucker

bruce scott dosent ring any bells with me mate will have to find it and send it you

then again going by my track record it will probably turn out to be bruce scott......LOL

thanks for your time and your choons

mel

Allright me ol mucker

bruce scott dosent ring any bells with me mate will have to find it and send it you

then again going by my track record it will probably turn out to be bruce scott......LOL

thanks for your time and your choons

mel

Choons & Boons Is Me, With More To Come.

Allright me ol mucker

bruce scott dosent ring any bells with me mate will have to find it and send it you

then again going by my track record it will probably turn out to be bruce scott......LOL

thanks for your time and your choons

mel

Mel, There was a Kent / 100 club release of this by Chubby Checker. Though i'm told it was actually Jimmy Radcliffe. The same as the one posted above.

Tomo

Mel, There was a Kent / 100 club release of this by Chubby Checker. Though i'm told it was actually Jimmy Radcliffe. The same as the one posted above.

Tomo

Not Really Sure Why Anybody thought This Was Chubby, the Song Wasn't Even Meant For Mr. Checker But Rather A Vague Attempt At Doing Bacharch-David By Kooper-Brass-Levine. Jimmy Also Did Their "Big City Blues" (Above), "This Diamond Ring" and "Where There's Smoke There's Fire". Of The Latter Song Al Kooper Would Go On To Cut It With The Blues Project Outfit A Few Years Later... And This Diamond Ring, Originally Intended For The Drifters Would Eventually Get Other Coverage, A Blessing To His Bank Account, Even If Much To Al's Chagrin.

Edited April 1, 200718 yr by Mangomn2003

Mel, There was a Kent / 100 club release of this by Chubby Checker. Though i'm told it was actually Jimmy Radcliffe. The same as the one posted above.

Tomo

Thanks mate

thats what I was thinking off I remember seeing the acetate many years ago now.

Edited April 1, 200718 yr by melandthensome

Thanks mate

thats what I was thinking off I remember seeing the acetate many years ago now.

Now Have A Listen To "Where There's Smoke There's Fire" Ace Choon That!

A Hell of a voice our jimmy had mate......top dollar and then some.....

A Hell of a voice our jimmy had mate......top dollar and then some.....

Twould Make Quite A Story His Twould

After Tonight Is All Over It's To The Beauties.

Alright mate

gotta agree with you mate I prefer the Guitar solo version as well...

was jimmy a vocalist of the highest order or what.....from a guitar sweet sounding solo to a uptempo gem like 'feelin called freedom'

The guy just oozes sheer class and then some......

Edited April 7, 200718 yr by melandthensome

Alright mate

gotta agree with you mate I prefer the Guitar solo version as well...

was jimmy a vocalist of the highest order or what.....from a guitar sweet sounding solo to a uptempo gem like 'feelin called freedom'

The guy just oozes sheer class and then some......

The Studio Take (4) Vocal Wasn't Done Completely Seriously, But Alas It's The Only Surviving Version Of The Attempt At Making A Full Blown Top Flight Record. We're Only Left With The Dreams Of What Might Have Been.

Cheers!

I Think I Might Have Gotten The Dates Wrong On The Artist Who Have Covered "Deep In The Heart Of Harlem"... Both Johnny Nash (Jimmy's One Time Roomate) on Groove #56-0021 and Clyde McPhatter On Mercury #72220 Both Released Versions In Late 1963. Walter Jackson's Okeh #7285 Didn't Come Til 1967.

Johnny Nash's 1960 LP "Studio Time" Featured The First published Jimmy Radcliffe Song Called "How Do I Say I Love You". The Back Cover Credits The Song As Having Been "Written By A Friend Of Johnny's For The Album".

For A Brief Period Of Time (March 29th 1965 Until April 13th 1965), Between His Aurora Release Of "My Ship Is Coming In" and Shout's "Lucky Old Sun", Jimmy Was Signed To Johnny And Danny Sims JODA Enterprises/JAD Label With The Intention Of Doing Some Serious Calypso Flavored Soul But Jimmy's Jingle Work, Songwriting And Producing Jobs Took Him Other Places.

Edited April 8, 200718 yr by Mangomn2003