"Clancy" Was Written Based Upon The 1968 Riot At The Democratic Convention In Chicago. During which Senator Abraham Ribicoff, In His Speech Nominating George McGovern, Denouces The "Gestapo Tactics On The Streets Of Chicago" Where Protestors Were Beaten, Clubbed, Maced And Arrested. The Arrest Count For Convention Week Distubances Stands At 668.

"Clancy, He's A Real Good Cop" (Unknown Artist)

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £195

Clancy_c_.mp3

"What Might Have Been" (Unknown Artist)

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £155

What_Might_Have_Been_c_.mp3

"I Was Wrong" - Jimmy Radcliffe

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £195

I_Was_Wrong_c_.mp3

"Nobody Needs You Like Me"

7" 45 Acetate, VG++ £165

Nobody_Needs_You_Like_Me_c_.mp3

Edited August 10, 200717 yr by Mangomn2003

"Nobody Needs You Like Me"

7" 45 Acetate, VG++ £165

Nobody_Needs_You_Like_Me_c_.mp3

Edited August 10, 200717 yr by Mangomn2003

"Nobody Needs You Like Me"

7" 45 Acetate, VG++ £165

Nobody_Needs_You_Like_Me_c_.mp3

Accidently Uploaded That, What I Meant To Add Were These two:

Jerry Butler - David Green Song By Unknown Vocalist:

"The World Needs What I Need" (Comes With Leadsheet)

7" 45 Acetate, VG++ £155

The_World_Needs_What_I_Need_c_.mp3

"Willie Come Home" (Unknown Vocalist)

7" 45 Acetate, VG++ £155

Willie_Come_Home_c_.mp3

Cheers And Thanks For The Interest

Here's A Couple Of unissued Cissy Houston Tracks.

If You Can Hang in There Through The First :60 "Run Away" Is Quite Nice, While "Where Are All The Lovely Things" Shows Exactly Where Whitney Got Her Pipes From.

"Run Away"

10" 45 Acetate VG++ £195

Run_Away_c_.mp3

"Where Are All The Lovely Things"

10" 45 Acetate, VG++ £195

Lovely_Things_c_.mp3

Edited August 10, 200717 yr by Mangomn2003

Here's A Couple Of unissued Cissy Houston Tracks.

If You Can Hang in There Through The First :60 "Run Away" Is Quite Nice, While "Where Are All The Lovely Things" Shows Exactly Where Whitney Got Her Pipes From.

"Run Away"

10" 45 Acetate VG++ £195

Run_Away_c_.mp3

"Where Are All The Lovely Things"

10" 45 Acetate, VG++ £195

Lovely_Things_c_.mp3

These Track Were From A 1971 Film.

Unissued Late Sixties Soul:

The Silent Glo: 2 Discs Produced By Jimmy Radcliffe

"It's Not Enough" (Radcliffe/Scott Song With Radcliffe Backing Vocals)

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £175

It_s_Not_Enough_c_.mp3

"Hard Hard Way"

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £175

Hard_Hard_Way_c_.mp3

The Silent Glo - It's Not Enough - Unissued

Late Sixties Uptempo Song Written And Produced By Jimmy Radcliffe That Includes His Backing Vocal Too.

Label:Unissued Acetate

tags: Forum Clips, Jimmy Radcliffe Production

Refosoul Rare and Northern Soul Clip library - v4 ..

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Love Put The Tears In My Eyes

 

Mid-Sixties Associated Studios Number From Jimmy Radcliffe.

Label:Unissued Acetate

tags: Acetate, Jimmy Radcliffe, Rare and Northern Soul Audio Clips, soul, Unissued

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The Silent Glo - It's Not Enough - Unissued

 

 

Nice Late Sixties Soul Production from Jimmy Radcliffe.

Label:Unissued Regent Studios Acetate

tags: Jimmy Radcliffe Song, Rare and Northern Soul Audio Clips, soul, Unissued, Vocal Group

Photo: 

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The Silent Glo - Hard Hard Way - Unissued Acetate

 

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Another Fine Disc!

Label:Unissued Regent Studios Acetate

tags: Jimmy Radcliffe Produced, Rare and Northern Soul Audio Clips, soul, Unissued, Vocal Group

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Mangomn2003 said:
Love Put The Tears In My Eyes

 

Mid-Sixties Associated Studios Number From Jimmy Radcliffe.

Label:Unissued Acetate

tags: Acetate, Jimmy Radcliffe, Rare and Northern Soul Audio Clips, soul, Unissued

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1967

1967

Edited September 7, 200717 yr by Souljulep

For some reason I could add text to my reply... but wanted to know if "love put the tears" and "The show must go on" are still available. will pm too.

For some reason I could add text to my reply... but wanted to know if "love put the tears" and "The show must go on" are still available. will pm too.

Thanks Again For The Interest In The Midst Of Confusion A Death In The Family Of Friends Hath left Us All Short Of Word, Mind And A Hole Where Happiness Of Soul Should Be... Will Send You A List Of Available Material

Cheer

Chris

Edited September 8, 200717 yr by Mangomn2003

Kev This Is What The Astral Disc Looks Like, One Side Stereo One Side Mono:

Mangomn2003 said:

"Clancy" Was Written Based Upon The 1968 Riot At The Democratic Convention In Chicago. During which Senator Abraham Ribicoff, In His Speech Nominating George McGovern, Denouces The "Gestapo Tactics On The Streets Of Chicago" Where Protestors Were Beaten, Clubbed, Maced And Arrested. The Arrest Count For Convention Week Distubances Stands At 668.

"Clancy, He's A Real Good Cop" (Unknown Artist)

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £195

"What Might Have Been" (Unknown Artist)

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £155

"I Was Wrong" - Jimmy Radcliffe

10" 45 Acetate, Mint- £195

Hi Chris i think the clancey 45 was issed by freddy henchi and the soul setters on pathway records , franky m

Hi Chris i think the clancey 45 was issed by freddy henchi and the soul setters on pathway records , franky m

Hi Frank,

Do You Know If That Record Was Written By Don Thomas?

I Know Of The Freddy Henchi & The Soul Setters "Um Um Um Um Um" - "Come Down" On Bell #951 (1971) But Nothing About A Pathway Release Of "Clancy"... Can You Post A Clip Of The Song?

Edited October 2, 200717 yr by Mangomn2003

Hi Frank,

Do You Know If That Record Was Written By Don Thomas?

I Know Of The Freddy Henchi & The Soul Setters "Um Um Um Um Um" - "Come Down" On Bell #951 (1971) But Nothing About A Pathway Release Of "Clancy"... Can You Post A Clip Of The Song?

Hi Chris , i sold the record a couple of months back , so i cant confirm the don thomas conection or post the clip, but i think it was a hadley murrell production as it was on his label , freddie henchi had another record produced by hadley as well . frank m

https://fhband.com/recordings.htm

heres a picture of thr 45

Edited October 2, 200717 yr by franky m

Hi Chris , i sold the record a couple of months back , so i cant confirm the don thomas conection or post the clip, but i think it was a hadley murrell production as it was on his label , freddie henchi had another record produced by hadley as well . frank m

https://fhband.com/recordings.htm

heres a picture of thr 45

After Reading Your First Post I Went And Found That Picture And Subsequently Wrote To Don Thomas, Via His Sister Jean, To Inquire If He Was Familiar With The Freddy Henchi & The Soulsetters Record. As far As I Know The Above Is The Don Thomas Produced Demo. Does The Above Clip Sound Like The Patheway Release?

Chris

Hi Chris , i sold the record a couple of months back , so i cant confirm the don thomas conection or post the clip, but i think it was a hadley murrell production as it was on his label , freddie henchi had another record produced by hadley as well . frank m

https://fhband.com/recordings.htm

heres a picture of thr 45

Frank,

Here's The Reply I Received From Don, Via Jean:

I originally asked Don about Clancy. He said the voice on the demo he has is not your dad's. Your dad didn't want to sing it because he had a recording contract at the time and didn't want his voice out there on demos. They got some singer they didn't know from Bklyn or someplace like that and that's the voice on the demo we have. Sometimes these demos are sold as masters, but he doesn't know that this one was. If it was, he wasn't involved. He didn't know the guy who sang it before he did the demo. Nor did he see him after. If it was a master, it's possible the singer did it, but he doubts it.

That's Pretty Much How I Remember The Story Behind Clancy Too. Don Was Upset That Jimmy Wouldn't Do It Because He Really Wanted That Jimmy Radcliffe Late Sixties Funky Soul Sound Like You Hear On Things Like "Funky Bottom Congregation" - "Lay A Little Lovin' On Me" Or Even The Earlier Demo They Did Do Called "Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are".

So It Seems To Me The Freddy-Henchi And The Soulsetters Record Was Probably Based On The Above Demo.

So There You Have It A Cool Background History On A Stomping Funky Track.

Cheers Frank.