Driza Bone

Posted February 23, 200520 yr

Now i no i dont get out much so maybe missed this, heard it on the radio & ive never heard it before. Its just ace, Did Or dose it get played out. Gonna get get me a copy so if some ones got one to sell let me know :thumbsup:

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February 26, 200520 yr

Mine turned up this morning , Only heard it with the rap brake in, Its got the inst on b side with no rap brake and sounds good to me :yes:

February 26, 200520 yr

All this talk of Driza Bone... just played it while ironing my shirt for tonght (Bisley) excellent...

Also just played :- "I NEED YOUR LOVE" - CLYDENE JACKSON...

Can anyone tell me what label the originals on as i've got it on the "soul hq (jay boy - box set) and also how much?

Many thanks

Mischief

February 26, 200520 yr

Mine turned up this morning , Only heard it with the rap brake in, Its got the inst on b side with no rap brake and sounds good to me

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Does your copy have the matrix number as 12BRW 223,?, mine has and its got about 10 seconds of talk, hardly rap, towards the end of it, i've had this 12" since 91 and have always rated it, in fact i've got two copies of it, one being mint the other vg++ :yes:

Edited February 26, 200520 yr by BIGSOULMAN

February 26, 200520 yr

All this talk of Driza Bone... just played it while ironing my shirt for tonght (Bisley) excellent...

Also just played :- "I NEED YOUR LOVE" - CLYDENE JACKSON...

Can anyone tell me what label the originals on as i've got it on the "soul hq (jay boy - box set) and also how much?

Many thanks

Mischief

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Dunno if it was on a seven? I've got the album upstairs, I think it's on Crossover, but I'd have to check to confirm. Last one I saw for sale, just recently actually, was £100.

Cheers

Roger

February 26, 200520 yr

Had this since early nineties, and have spun it off and on for the last two years at the friendship Barnsley ...it always gets a good dancefloor reaction

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February 26, 200520 yr

Does your copy have the matrix number as 12BRW 223,?, mine has and its got about 10 seconds of talk, hardly rap, towards the end of it, i've had this 12" since 91 and have always rated it, in fact i've got two copies of it, one being mint the other vg++

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Hears a scan

February 26, 200520 yr

Hears a scan

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I see it's a 7" Miff, have'nt seen one of those, mines a 12 with 3 tracks, wish I could get a soundbite of it for you but don't have mp3 player :yes:

March 1, 200520 yr

The genuine "first" copy was a white label 12" containing short and long versions (labels reversed) with the artist and title stamped on in red, catalogue number BIN 1, and the directive "Eat more cheese" scratched in the runout. Honest! It was sent out by the publishers, based at EMI in Manchester Square, with a personalised letter from Robert Blenman who worked there and was a top guy. That's the one with the best vocals as far as I'm concerned- and it was certainly big on the "urban" circuit in 1990. Well, it was for me, anyway!

Jerry.

March 1, 200520 yr

excellent record ... better than pressure

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Actually Im not sure which one is better, as they both different

March 1, 200520 yr

Is my 45 a pulled record then or just a plane old genral release 45

March 1, 200520 yr

Is my 45 a pulled record then or just a plane old genral release 45

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My 45 doesnt look like the one above..... its an Island label with small 4th and Broadway logo....... silver printed......

WOOF!

March 2, 200520 yr

My 45 doesnt look like the one above..... its an Island label with small 4th and Broadway logo....... silver printed......
WOOF!

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I have the album but have just found a 12" of Catch The Fire with Real Love (up all night mix) on the B side. I will play it at the end of this Saturday's show just in case any of my regulars are offended

March 2, 200520 yr

The original of Clydene Jackson is on Ray Charles' Crossover label. It's an album track only. The lp is entitled "Fresh." This was a classic 'cut-out' album for much of the 80s and 90s. I think I lost count of the amount of times I saw this album in deletion-racks over the years before I bought a copy.

I would say £100 is far too much to pay for it. Check websites of European dealers who sell jazz and funk. They seem to be unswayed by Northern Soul interest and price the record at a far more realistic 30-50.

March 2, 200520 yr

The original of Clydene Jackson is on Ray Charles' Crossover label. It's an album track only. The lp is entitled "Fresh." This was a classic 'cut-out' album for much of the 80s and 90s. I think I lost count of the amount of times I saw this album in deletion-racks over the years before I bought a copy.

I would say £100 is far too much to pay for it. Check websites of European dealers who sell jazz and funk. They seem to be unswayed by Northern Soul interest and price the record at a far more realistic 30-50.

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Agreed on the price of the album now, I think I bagged it off the web when the main track was big a few years back, for 9 dollars. I know people who paid three figures for it and when I found another I sold it to a mate who wanted one, for a tenner, I can't be doing with this ripping people off just because a record is popular, it stinks of poo. :angry:

Regarding the cut-out records, if only we all had a lovely shiny working crystal ball eh?

Roger

Edited March 2, 200520 yr by dodger