I know this had a 12" release & i remember seeing a few about 7 [ish] yrs ago but dont know if they were a legit release........ anyone?

Cracking piece of soul, anyone got a clip

Cheers

Garv

I only have the CD. I have heard of the 12" but I'm unclear to its legality. Top tune

Grace_Little___the_Dells___Somebody_s_Gotta_Move_clip.mp3

I only have the CD. I have heard of the 12" but I'm unclear to its legality. Top tune

Ive seen the 12" but it was a long time ago, a white label PIR stick on job. I really cant recall much else.

Thanks for posting the clip up .

Soul with a capital S

Think these 12s are legit garv they are moulded labels and certainly look "proper"

Mine came from Rod Dearlove

The last PIR vinyl release ?

Cheers Paul

Think these 12s are legit garv they are moulded labels and certainly look "proper"

Mine came from Rod Dearlove

The last PIR vinyl release ?

Cheers Paul

bought one myself at the time,might have been crazybeat,both sides fantastic

Mick

Got this on a PIR cd.Features 5 tracks including Somebodys Gotta Move and The Love I Lost.Came out October 2000.

Dave.

The Dells- well, no comments needed.

Grace Little - great pipes. I visited her webpage some months ago, she´s still in the business.

As one might expect she is doing gospel music.

Melismo

Yep, the 12" was legit although never seen a 45 - that'd be nice!

Think i've also got it by The Dells on an early 90's CD too!

Killer tune!

Steve

Somebodys Gotta Move first release as Steve stated on a cd.

1992 pir I Salute You dells 40 th anniversary highly recommended.

https://cratesofsoul.com/

I bought also the "I Salute You (40th Aniversary)" PIR-Zoo CD around 93 and only likes the up-tempos "Babylon Risin'", "Listen Up Young Brothers" and the Bunny Sigler ballad "Baby Don't Go Away Mad", where the piano contrasting with the cold production, machine-drumms... This is my last PIR acquisition. If the rest of the production from 1992 on it's so "cold", Im not interesting in, despite the fact the vocal quality by The Dells (and, probably, by Grace Little and Damon...). I keep my interest on Edsel or Westside re-issues of old stuff as Don Covay, Bobby Rush or the jazz catalogue (specially Jean Claude T).