November 13, 200816 yr ...the mix on the Columbia release of this is so much better... Whats different about it Tony? Just got a Don De myself as I always go for the 1st label were pos, have I dropped a clanger? Edited November 13, 200816 yr by Adrian
November 13, 200816 yr Columbia issue is a Tom Moulton mix, fuller orchestration to my ears,the Don DE issue cut at Sigma Sound.This also got a uk release (Moulton mix) Hope this helps, Rob h.
November 13, 200816 yr Columbia issue is a Tom Moulton mix, fuller orchestration to my ears,the Don DE issue cut at Sigma Sound.This also got a uk release (Moulton mix) Hope this helps, Rob h. More or less what I would have said - They're the same recording but Moulton really brings out the strings and Earl Young's drumming, and the reverb on the handclaps makes them sound absolutely enormous. The Don De is definitely more collectable, of course, but the Columbia's cheap enough that it's worth owning both (like I do )
November 13, 200816 yr was the UK release on 'Epic' Records? Not got my uk lists/guides at hand, and seem to think I've got this in the loft somewhere. Edited November 13, 200816 yr by pikeys dog
November 13, 200816 yr was the UK release on 'Epic' Records? Not got my uk lists/guides at hand, and seem to think I've got this in the loft somewhere. Try CBS
November 13, 200816 yr Try CBS They had 2 others out on UK CBS Hurt So Bad & I Was A Lonely Man (possibly their best Northern) just played them and they are GREAT!
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