Was this ever released on a 45? If not, why not? And what album was it on please?

Ta very much, oh, and how much if any for sale..........?

Was this ever released on a 45? If not, why not? And what album was it on please?

Ta very much, oh, and how much if any for sale..........?

PRETTY SURE ITS ON MGM FAIRLY CHEAP

KEV

Edited October 16, 200816 yr by kevinsoulman

Yep, MGM 45... bout a fiver.....

MGM 14489 - Man Of Value / Learning Cup - 1973,

Cheers lads, and err......... good doggy

I assume that this is the same song that was done by so many other's too - including Tyrone Barclay?

I never knew until recently that it had been covered so many times. Anyone got a clip of the Lou Rawls version please.

Thanks

Peter

I assume that this is the same song that was done by so many other's too - including Tyrone Barclay?

I never knew until recently that it had been covered so many times. Anyone got a clip of the Lou Rawls version please.

Thanks

Peter

Peter, yep, it's the same as Tyrone Barklays and there is a short clip on Manships. I've always loved Barklays even though I used to rip the p*ss out of a mate for listening to this 'modern' sh*te ahem - Lou Rawls version, probably because of the warmth in his voice, just turns it into something different I think, especially when the backing girls come in.

Absolutley mustard proper soul!

Steve

Peter, yep, it's the same as Tyrone Barklays and there is a short clip on Manships. I've always loved Barklays even though I used to rip the p*ss out of a mate for listening to this 'modern' sh*te ahem - Lou Rawls version, probably because of the warmth in his voice, just turns it into something different I think, especially when the backing girls come in.

Absolutley mustard proper soul!

Steve

I prefer the Tyrone Barklay one to the other versions I've heard.

I'll go and check the clip now - thanks. I like a lot of Lou Rawls stuff.

I'll report back in a minute.

Peter

Yep that's different Steve.

I think Tyrone's is the best dancer - and still my overall favourite. Probably cos ther 1978 through the early 80's were my favourite years musically.

Thanks again.

Peter

Cheers Daryl, obviously a man of immaculate taste

Peter, yeah the Tyrone is the best dancer, however I think the Lou Rawls has a little more soul in it - though maybe I'm just a traditionalist?

Would be interested in buying one if anybody has a spare/goer? I understand going rate is a fiver