The First And Last Tracks Were Actually Recorded At Jimmy Radcliffe's Apartment In Harlem.

"Don't Be Afraid" - Absolutely Brilliant Unknown Group (Featuring Jimmy Radcliffe On Guitar)

7" 45 Acetate, Mint- £295 SOLD

Don_t_Be_Afraid_c_.mp3

"Take A Look In The Mirror" - Nice Uptempo Number (Produced-Written By Jimmy Too)

7" 45 Acetate, Mint- £295

Take_A_Look_c_.mp3

"Change Of Heart" - Demo Of Unissued Relatives Musicor Record (Prod.-Written By Jimmy)

7" 45 Acetate, Mint- £185 SOLD

Change_Of_Heart_c_.mp3

"Change Of Heart" Finished Track Of Relatives Musicor Record (Prod - Written By Jimmy)

7" Large Hole 45 Acetate, Mint- £220

Change_Of_Heart_R_c_.mp3

Edited November 1, 200717 yr by Mangomn2003

Jackie's Actual Release With "The Fairest Of Them All" As The Plug Side.

Sold 1 Have 1 Left For Sale Of The Relatives Finished Version Of "A Change Of Heart".

Large Hole 45 Acetate.

Interesting Comment Julep... Please Do Go On.

Added A Cool New Jimmy Radcliffe Slideshow Of Shots From The Acoustic Album Photo Sessions At Myspace:

https://www.myspace.com/mangomn

"Standing On Tip Toe" - Claudine Clark

Standing_Clark_c_.mp3

Will Give This One More Try And Then Off To The Auction House They Go!

The First And Last Tracks Were Actually Recorded At Jimmy Radcliffe's Apartment In Harlem.

"Don't Be Afraid" - Absolutely Brilliant Unknown Group (Featuring Jimmy Radcliffe On Guitar)

7" 45 Acetate, Mint- £295 SOLD

Don_t_Be_Afraid_c_.mp3

"Take A Look In The Mirror" - Nice Uptempo Number (Produced-Written By Jimmy Too)

7" 45 Acetate, Mint- £295

Take_A_Look_c_.mp3

"Change Of Heart" - Demo Of Unissued Relatives Musicor Record (Prod.-Written By Jimmy)

7" 45 Acetate, Mint- £185 SOLD

Change_Of_Heart_c_.mp3

"Change Of Heart" Finished Track Of Relatives Musicor Record (Prod - Written By Jimmy)

7" Large Hole 45 Acetate, Mint- £220

Change_Of_Heart_R_c_.mp3

RELISTING One Copy Of "Don't Be Afraid" As Payment Was Not Received

Was this released Chris? It's almost identical to the version by Sammy Davis Jr

Jerry Samuels (The Songs Writer) Told Me It Was... I Looked But Couldn't Find It Anywhere... But Just Then I Was Looking At Clyde's "Songs Of The Big City" Lp (You Know The One With Five Jimmy Radcliffe Numbers On It) And Sure As Shite There It Was On The 'B' Side. So It Never Came Out As A Single Was Was Issued As An LP Track. And Yes It Is Identical To Sammy.

Edited November 14, 200717 yr by Mangomn2003

Jerry Samuels (The Songs Writer) Told Me It Was... I Looked But Couldn't Find It Anywhere... But Just Then I Was Looking At Clyde's "Songs Of The Big City" Lp (You Know The One With Five Jimmy Radcliffe Numbers On It) And Sure As Shite There It Was On The 'B' Side. So It Never Came Out As A Single Was Was Issued As An LP Track. And Yes It Is Identical To Sammy.

Jerry Samuels Was Also Responcible For The 1966 Hit "There Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Ha" As Recorded And Released By Napoleon XIV (aka Jerry Samuels)!

Jerry Samuels Was Also Responcible For The 1966 Hit "There Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Ha" As Recorded And Released By Napoleon XIV (aka Jerry Samuels)!

That was one of the most demented records ever! Little story about that, in the early days of ebay, I used to check every section and the one time in "Novelty" it said "female version of They're coming to take me away" and I was a little intrigued, so I clicked on it - turned out to be the other side of Rose Brooks - I'm Moanin', which I won for $3...around 30 minutes later I won Batman At The Go Go for the same price from the same seller...oh those were the days

That was one of the most demented records ever! Little story about that, in the early days of ebay, I used to check every section and the one time in "Novelty" it said "female version of They're coming to take me away" and I was a little intrigued, so I clicked on it - turned out to be the other side of Rose Brooks - I'm Moanin', which I won for $3...around 30 minutes later I won Batman At The Go Go for the same price from the same seller...oh those were the days

Wow Those Were The Days!

On The Subject Of Mr. Samuels

Recently Was Also In Touch With Jerry Samuels... He's A Very Funny Guy.

Was Telling Me All These Stories About Working With My Father On Classic Demos Like "Tower Of Strength" And Other Stuff... And I Was Like Really?.. I Didn't Know He Did That One...

So After About A Twenty Minute Conversation He Says "What Was Your Dads Name Again... Jimmy Radcliffe?... No No I Got It All Wrong It Was Jimmy Breadlove Who Did Those Sessions.... I Didn't Know Your Dad."

Talk About A Let Down!!

Wow Those Were The Days!

On The Subject Of Mr. Samuels

Recently Was Also In Touch With Jerry Samuels... He's A Very Funny Guy.

Was Telling Me All These Stories About Working With My Father On Classic Demos Like "Tower Of Strength" And Other Stuff... And I Was Like Really?.. I Didn't Know He Did That One...

So After About A Twenty Minute Conversation He Says "What Was Your Dads Name Again... Jimmy Radcliffe?... No No I Got It All Wrong It Was Jimmy Breadlove Who Did Those Sessions.... I Didn't Know Your Dad."

Talk About A Let Down!!

Doh!

We know Jimmy Breedlove from just the one record I think...well I do anyway

Doh!

We know Jimmy Breedlove from just the one record I think...well I do anyway

Jimmy (Breedlove) Is A Brilliant Vocalist And Did Tons Of Session Work Back In The Day. Jerry Described Him As A Male Janis Joplin?... Not Sure If That's Good Or Bad. But Anyway Needless To Say I Was All Getting All Geed Up For Some Researching Until The End Of Our Conversation.

I Did A Cyril Lord I Did!

I Did A Cyril Lord I Did!

WTF?

WTF?

Cyril Lord? Not Familiar With Em Matey?

E Was A Crapet/Textile Magnet Whose Company Collapsed.

Thusly To Do A Cyril Lord = To Collapse Or Hit The Carpet Mate.

Cheers

I can't get that Jackie Wilson to play.

Just found my copy, allways thought the b-side was something else like Nothing But Blue Skies? Huhh.

Edited November 15, 200717 yr by Prophonics 2029

I can't get that Jackie Wilson to play.

Just found my copy, allways thought the b-side was something else like Nothing But Blue Skies? Huhh.

Nope! Just Another Brilliant Jimmy Classic