"You Made A Man Of Me" - This Gritty Soul Growler Is The Andy Rix Spin, Credited To The Songs Writer Scott English, On The Associated Studios Imprint. Apparently The Songs Writer, Scott English, Hath Pitched This Gem To Richard "Popcorn" Wylie For Coverage By The Platters!
A Peice With A Point Of View On Jimmy's Known Releases Up To The Time Just Before He Died.
The Writer Inadvertently Claimed Freddie Scott As One Of The Producers Of Jimmy's "Lucky Old Sun" On Bert Bern's SHOUT Records But In Fact The Actually, Third Co-Producer Besides: Wally Gold, And Jimmy Himself, Was Buddy Scott, Jimmy's Writing Partner At That Time. Unfortunately This Article Didn't Cover Any Of Jimmy's Brilliant Work In The Jingle Industry That Had A Very Big Impact Around The Soul World... Such Spots As McDonalds "You Deserve A Break Today" Are A Part Of A Huge Legacy Of Sounds Not Readily Forgotten By The Millions Who Hummed Them Every Day.
Or The 1971 Clio Award Winning Polaroid (Rec:10/4/70) 01___Polaroid.mp3
Strangely Though It Was Freddie Scotts Recent Passing That Brought This Article To Mind. Freddie Was A Wonderfully Talented Man With A Heart Of Solid Gold And Another Great Jimmy Radcliffe Friend And Fan. Cheers! Freddie
"I Love Therefore I Am" - Huge Vocal On A Nice Punchy New York City Uptown Big Ballad.
This Is A Classic From This Vocal Genius. Written In Part With One Of The Other Co-Writers, That Helped Bring This Great Iconinc Artist To Our Attention, This Track Feature All The Subtlies And Passion That Make Jimmy Radcliffe's Name An Added pleasure And Surprise To Any Playlist, Soul/Northern Soul/R&B Or Otherwise. (Please Excues The Hum From An Off Ground On Me Turntable At The Moment - There Is None Of That In The Actually Recording, Though There Is Very, very Slight Surface Noise, From Dust I'll Assume, But This Item Looks, Plays, And Feels Like The Dream Of Soul Acetate Record That Should Have Been Available To Us All As Opposed To The Few That Can Actually Own It. )
7 Yvonne Prenosilova 1965 When My Baby Cries Come On Ho
The Falcons Love Look In Her Eyes 1967 Very G Cond Hear
"Why Can't It Be Me" - A Lovely Ballad With The Man Bringing All His Talents To The Table.
10" 45 Acetate Mint- £240
Why_Can_t_It_Be_Me_c_.mp3
"You Made A Man Of Me" - This Gritty Soul Growler Is The Andy Rix Spin, Credited To The Songs Writer Scott English, On The Associated Studios Imprint. Apparently The Songs Writer, Scott English, Hath Pitched This Gem To Richard "Popcorn" Wylie For Coverage By The Platters!
10" 45 Acetate Mint £425
You_Made_A_Man_Of_Me__c_.mp3
"Hold On Lover" - Very Nice Female Backing On This Mid-Tempo Plea-zer
10" 45 Mint- £285
Hold_On_Lover_c_.mp3
"One Green Dollar Bill" - Features 3:39 Of The Man Working The Blue Side Of The Tracks
10" 45 Mint- £285
One_Green_Dollar_Bill_c_.mp3
"Hey Friend" -
10" 45 Mint- £285
Hey_Friend_c_.mp3
"Forget About The Bad Things"
10" 45 Acetate VG++ £285
Forget_About_The_Bad_Things__c_.mp3
A Peice With A Point Of View On Jimmy's Known Releases Up To The Time Just Before He Died.
The Writer Inadvertently Claimed Freddie Scott As One Of The Producers Of Jimmy's "Lucky Old Sun" On Bert Bern's SHOUT Records But In Fact The Actually, Third Co-Producer Besides: Wally Gold, And Jimmy Himself, Was Buddy Scott, Jimmy's Writing Partner At That Time. Unfortunately This Article Didn't Cover Any Of Jimmy's Brilliant Work In The Jingle Industry That Had A Very Big Impact Around The Soul World... Such Spots As McDonalds "You Deserve A Break Today" Are A Part Of A Huge Legacy Of Sounds Not Readily Forgotten By The Millions Who Hummed Them Every Day.
McDonalds (Circa 1971) 02___McDonalds.mp3
Or The 1971 Clio Award Winning Polaroid (Rec:10/4/70) 01___Polaroid.mp3
Strangely Though It Was Freddie Scotts Recent Passing That Brought This Article To Mind. Freddie Was A Wonderfully Talented Man With A Heart Of Solid Gold And Another Great Jimmy Radcliffe Friend And Fan. Cheers! Freddie
"I Love Therefore I Am" - Huge Vocal On A Nice Punchy New York City Uptown Big Ballad.
10" 45 Shapiro, Berstein Acetate VG++ £275
Jimmy_Radcliffe_I_Love_Therefore_I_Am_c_.mp3
"Tell Him The Truth" - Another Classic Spin From The Vaults.
10" 45 Associated Studio VG++ £265
truth.mp3
"Too Many Doors Close" - Short (1:41) But Killer Funked Up Soul Instrumental Track!
10" 45 Acetate Mint- £265
Too_Many_Doors_Trk_c_.mp3
"More Than Ever Before" - Jimmy's Version Of Song That Appeared On Carolyn Franklins 1st LP.
10" 45 Acetate Mint- £265
More_Than_Ever_Before_c_.mp3
"If It Wasn't For Love" - This Song Hath Been Covered By Jay Jordan And Jimmy Bee.
10" 45 Acetate Mint- £265
If_It_Wasn_t_For_Love__c_.mp3
This Is A Classic From This Vocal Genius. Written In Part With One Of The Other Co-Writers, That Helped Bring This Great Iconinc Artist To Our Attention, This Track Feature All The Subtlies And Passion That Make Jimmy Radcliffe's Name An Added pleasure And Surprise To Any Playlist, Soul/Northern Soul/R&B Or Otherwise. (Please Excues The Hum From An Off Ground On Me Turntable At The Moment - There Is None Of That In The Actually Recording, Though There Is Very, very Slight Surface Noise, From Dust I'll Assume, But This Item Looks, Plays, And Feels Like The Dream Of Soul Acetate Record That Should Have Been Available To Us All As Opposed To The Few That Can Actually Own It.
)
"My Time Is Running Out"
10" 45 Acetate Mint- £265
My_Time_Is_Running_Out_c_.mp3
Now Up Is This Brilliant Mid-tempo Jimmy Radcliffe Duet With An Unknown Female Vocalist.
"Don't Ask Me To Stop Loving You" Mint-
10" 45 Acetate Mint- £260
Don_t_Ask_Me_c_.mp3
Cheers And Thanks For The Interest!
These Hidden Gems Must Soon Come Too An End. But I've Some Nice Peices From Jackie Verdell, Ray Pollard, Etta James And Others Too.
Edited by Mangomn2003