after a number of years of Mick H playing his fantasic carla thomas cover up, i have tried every angle to find out what this awsome tune is,and blow me John Manship has lifted the lid on it today puting one up for auction,

turns out to be tut hutton,on the usa label,does anybody know how rare this is ?

spreader

it was posted on here a while back look HERE

Don't think Meaty knew it was played out covered up at the time until I told him.

Edited June 23, 200817 yr by chalky

Has anyone ever done a "legal" USA label C.D. compilation??

Des Parker

Has anyone ever done a "legal" USA label C.D. compilation??

Des Parker

I got a few nice offers for this 45, well above $1000 US, so I'm assuming it will end around that mark or higher. I added this to the Refosoul player when I made that post, so you can listen to both sides on this site as well.

after a number of years of Mick H playing his fantasic carla thomas cover up, i have tried every angle to find out what this awsome tune is,and blow me John Manship has lifted the lid on it today puting one up for auction,

turns out to be tut hutton,on the usa label,does anybody know how rare this is ?

spreader

I don't understand how this was covered up as carla thomas, Tut Sutton is a guy (I'm not doubting you, I'm just surprised). He also had at least one other 45 on Federal, it's not that good (it's as little emmet sutton). He was a local blues guy, probably had some records too that I never noticed.

Which side gets played at Northern dances? Must say I prefer the No Appreciation side. On the gender of the cover-up name I can understand why it could be passed off as a female artist as it shares a lot of the flavour of records by contemporaries such as Jo-Ann Garrett or Jackie Ross. Anyhow an interesting record, I'd say, and a very worthwhile recent discovery.

Which side gets played at Northern dances? Must say I prefer the No Appreciation side. On the gender of the cover-up name I can understand why it could be passed off as a female artist as it shares a lot of the flavour of records by contemporaries such as Jo-Ann Garrett or Jackie Ross. Anyhow an interesting record, I'd say, and a very worthwhile recent discovery.

The other side Gareth, I Can Feel The Tears.

Des, don't think I've seen an illegal cd of the USA label let alone a legit one.

No, me neither, but it wouldn't surprise me if someone hadn't "cobbled" one together! A legit one, with good sleeve notes would be pretty cool!

Des Parker

you're right des, what a label usa was. ady c? any plans?

Des, don't think I've seen an illegal cd of the USA label let alone a legit one.

This one is legit (and superb i might add):

https://www.amazon.com/USA-Records-Blues-St...-4605265#disc_1

Heavy on the r&b / bluesy stuff though as the title of the compilation suggests.

Would be great with one that concentrates more on the soul side of things.

just heard tut sutton............superb d sider.......ezzie