Posted April 4, 200718 yr Hi gang, Bit of a newbie question here... How much would an original US copy of Chris Clark - Do I Love You set me back. Is it hard to get hold of? Sorry if this question has been asked before. Thanks SO much for your help. Regards, Rich.
April 4, 200718 yr It was unreleased... official release is on CD or recent UK 7" with Frank Wilson "Do I Love You" on the flip.
April 4, 200718 yr Oh dear... So that means i'll never be able to own an original of this song. Oh well... i'll have to wait for Mr Burrell to get shift of his Frank Wilson version. Cheers for the help. Thanks, Rich.
April 4, 200718 yr Err, no - if you buy the UK copy from a few years ago, you'll have the 7" original of Chris Clark. Uh-oh, think I can feel a favourite thread coming on...
April 4, 200718 yr It was unreleased... official release is on CD or recent UK 7" with Frank Wilson "Do I Love You" on the flip. Seen this? Chris Clark
April 4, 200718 yr Seen this? Chris Clark Yes i have one just like that must have been a few pressed only paid a tenner Steve.
April 4, 200718 yr Yes i have one just like that must have been a few pressed only paid a tenner Steve. Do you mean it's not a real one then ....... Malc Burton
April 4, 200718 yr Hi gang, Bit of a newbie question here... How much would an original US copy of Chris Clark - Do I Love You set me back. Is it hard to get hold of? Sorry if this question has been asked before. Thanks SO much for your help. Regards, Rich. john manship 3rd edition says it did come out on VIP 25034 price negotiable probably in excess of £3000.hope this helps.mick
April 5, 200718 yr that 'test press' was knocking around in the 80s i bought one at a scooter rally for a fiver still got it, played it once i think
April 5, 200718 yr john manship 3rd edition says it did come out on VIP 25034 price negotiable probably in excess of £3000.hope this helps.mick Has anyone ever seen a copy though ? John, you've listed it, is that because you've seen it or just heard of it's existance ?
April 5, 200718 yr JM's 4th guide has it listed as "unconfirmed test press" for VIP 25031. This issue number is also for "Don't be too long/Do right baby, do right" by Chris Clark. Perhaps it should read VIP 25034 which is the issue for the Velvelettes "These things will keep me loving you" as apparantly the two records were scheduled to be released on the same number. Info from www.seabear.se.
April 5, 200718 yr It would really, really surprise me if a genuine issue or demo copy of this exists. Here's what "The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 6: 1966" has to say about it:
April 5, 200718 yr I asked Chris about this last year at Northampton as i also have a copy of said (boot test press) and she told me her copy never made it off tape as there was some sort of row over who it should be credited to re producing and arrangement she also said that Frank Wilson said it was not Motownish enough to be released hence it not being released at the time. cheers Ruffsounds
October 17, 201311 yr Pat Brady has one for Auction starting at £3000.... The existence of this test press is known however.
October 20, 201311 yr HI ALL...The facts on both versions of "do I love you" saga will run & run for many years to come. The 45's exist on US pressings however they are in such low numbers, the average collector can only dream about owning a copy, Chris Clark is only a blank test press, which was booted, by being dubbed from a CD, and sold as a looky likey test press, the original issues are on UK TAMLA MOTOWN, Frank Wilson was issued in 1979, and has a promo sleeve with the DEMO, The Chris Clark version was issues in the UK, as part of a BOX SET, 2O CLASSIC MOTOWN SINGLES, COMMEMORATE MOTOWN 45 YEARS, Chris Clark "do I love you" 982 153 0 AA. & is a 2004 UNIVERSAL MUSIC RELEASE, © 1966. Hope this helps DAVE K
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Hi gang,
Bit of a newbie question here... How much would an original US copy of Chris Clark - Do I Love You set me back. Is it hard to get hold of?
Sorry if this question has been asked before.
Thanks SO much for your help.
Regards,
Rich.