New to me and heard it from a 4th Anniversary CD from Oldham's Polish Club. Superb tune.

I have searched Refosoul and can't find a clip and don't know how to upload it from the CD.

Anyone able to post it up?

KTF.

Drew.

New to me and heard it from a 4th Anniversary CD from Oldham's Polish Club. Superb tune.

I have searched Refosoul and can't find a clip and don't know how to upload it from the CD.

Anyone able to post it up?

KTF.

Drew.

The Dells.......I'd Rather Be With You

Bumping this as I have a question about the lead singer(s) on this track.

Anyone able to post a sound clip please.

Anyway, I know nothing really about this groups members. On this track there are some excellent vocals by what appears (to my ears) to be two different singers; one with a very deep voice the other very high voice.

Is it two vocalists or the same person?

If it is the same singer then the guy has an amazing vocal range.

A sound clip would help with my question (or if anyone is willing to PM me with an idiots guide to putting a CD into the computer and what to press to turn it into a Refosoul clip ).

KTF.

Drew.

The deep bass voice is Chuck Barksdale, baritone voice is Marvin Junior and tenor is Johnny Carter , Drew

Track is from the excellant "Freedom Means" LP also on 45

Cheers Paul

Edited March 11, 200916 yr by soul shrews

The deep bass voice is Chuck Barksdale, baritone voice is Marvin Junior and tenor is Johnny Carter , Drew

Track is from the excellant "Freedom Means" LP also on 45

Cheers Paul

Thanks Paul.

Can you post a sound clip?

It's a cracking tune!!!

Without doubt I still love me northern dancers/classics but I find myself getting into the lesser played and often slower, more soulful 60s and 70s stuff as I get older, (see my last played clip The Tymes/George Williams.....foookin' quality put on here by Johnm) .

KTF.

Drew.

Edited March 11, 200916 yr by Drew3