Donnie Elbert - Where Did Our Love Go

Assuming you mean non Motown-The Isley's-I Hear A Symphony being one of the best examples of other Motown versions of their songs,I have always liked Vanilla Fudge's rock version of You Keep Me Hanging On.

The best cover for a supremes track is half a ton of top soil IMHO

Edited August 9, 200816 yr by Sister Dawn

Kim Wilde - You keep me hanging on

Simon

That is 'kin brill, where can i get a copy?

Simon

I second that!

Suz

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That is 'kin brill

Simon

Are you serious Simon?

Undoubtedly the best is Jr Walker's Come see About Me, he takes it to another dimension. I also like Mitch Ryder's version and the Vanilla Fudge mentioned is brilliant too.

A bit camp like, but I do like Marlena Shaw "touch me in the morning"

Are you serious Simon?

Deadly serious Pete, you know i'm a big girl group fan, that is right up my street!

Can you find me a copy?

Simon

Undoubtedly the best is Jr Walker's Come see About Me, he takes it to another dimension. I also like Mitch Ryder's version and the Vanilla Fudge mentioned is brilliant too.

Me too, but none of 'em beat Nella Dodds!

Me too, but none of 'em beat Nella Dodds!

I will agree 100% with you on this one, brill version of a Supremes record.

Also had a soft spot for Cartmel Stings back in the 70,s (not so sure now).

That is 'kin brill, where can i get a copy?

Simon

Think its s**t rare Simon. JM auctioned a copy, first he had seen, I was outbid, unfortunatly. Been looking ever since. If you follow this link https://www.garagehangover.com/?q=taxonomy/term/16/9

It will tell you all about it. backing is by an Ohio garage band the Vandaliers who were called in to cut the track. Further down the page you can get an MP3 of it. Best of luck. I think it's great, but then I LOVE girly mid-tempo stuff!

PS Sandy Chapin is not the same Sandy Chapin that was married to the crap singer/songwriter Harry Chapin. (Just to save you wasting all the time I did time on searches! )

Edited August 9, 200816 yr by Trevski

Think its s**t rare Simon. JM auctioned a copy, first he had seen, I was outbid, unfortunatly. Been looking ever since. If you follow this link https://www.garagehangover.com/?q=taxonomy/term/16/9

It will tell you all about it. backing is by an Ohio garage band the Vandaliers who were called in to cut the track. Further down the page you can get an MP3 of it. Best of luck. I think it's great, but then I LOVE girly mid-tempo stuff!

PS Sandy Chapin is not the same Sandy Chapin that was married to the crap singer/songwriter Harry Chapin. (Just to save you wasting all the time I did time on searches! )

Many thanks Trevski, i'll keep an eye out for it.

Simon

brain seizure but didnt val palmer do a version of back in my arms on twin hits ????

just playing,tim wilsons version of itching on blue-rock it must have been popular because im sure this version was booted on i think the storm label,???

Donnie Elbert - Where Did Our Love Go

also did decent version of stop in the name of love

kev

just playing,tim wilsons version of itching on blue-rock it must have been popular because im sure this version was booted on i think the storm label,???

Yes Timothy Wilson was pressed circa 1973.

I forgot about Jenny&Jewels and Val Palmer all three great records

Edited August 9, 200816 yr by davetay

Donnie Elbert - Where Did Our Love Go

Shocking version. Not quite as bad as the video.

But close.

That sounds like a 15 year old English girl singing. Maybe it is.

I was going to say that.

I probably will anyway.

A bit camp like, but I do like Marlena Shaw "touch me in the morning"

Disco sucks.

PS Sandy Chapin is not the same Sandy Chapin that was married to the crap singer/songwriter Harry Chapin. (Just to save you wasting all the time I did time on searches! )

Talk about coincidences.

So she is a bit of a crap singer, not related to anyone.

Shocking version. Not quite as bad as the video.

But close.

But better than the original.

But better than the original.

It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.

It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.

Is that an Oscar Wilde quote?.... if it aint, it should be!..... and if it's yours... brilliant!

steve

you cant hurry love,phil collins,

It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.

Oh, so all those Rolling Stone tunes are failures.

4 for me on this

Nella Dodds - Come See About Me

The Houstons - Where Did Our Love Go

Isley Brothers - Stop In The Name of Love i just love the way they do it

Dixie Chicks - You Can't Hurry Love

As already been mentioned, Vanilla Fudges version of 'keep me hanging on'