"It'll never be over for me"

Who takes the credit for giving this masterpiece it's first turntable action, and when?

Ps, does anybody not think that this is one of the finest pieces of music, ever?

Anybody out there prepared to say that they don't like it?

Great track and as the 45 spirals out of the money budget for some of us nowadays , you can still pick up the album " Something Bad On My Mind " with the track on it relatively cheap ,

Quality all the way

I prefer Baby Washingtons version, and it's the original version before Timi's if i am correct.

Flip the 45 over for "As long as there is you" for an incredible dancer.

When I have included this over the years in the spots I have done, it has raised a few eyebrows to say the least, it is that good. A very underated side considering its the A side!!!!!

The Man In Black

I think T.Y. was covered up as the Tempests, if my memory serves me right.

It was a massive tune at the Leighton Buzzard allniters. Got my copy back in the 80s of a guy called Pablo from Milton Keynes. Traded it for Gene Chandler "Check yourself" which was unknown back then and as he had 2 T.Y and I had 2 G.Cs we just swapped 45s.

Dave Halsall

And I had Pablo's other copy...swapped it for a Fiestas..think Smart.

I also seem to remember it covered as the Tempests

FIRST PLAYS IMO COVENTRY ALLDAYERS ... NEW ERA SOUL CLUB....

PABLO WAS A RESIDENT DJ / PUNTER

THE TWO COPYS WERE FOUND FOR 15P IN A LOCAL JUNK/RECORD SHOP

Superb song.

I think I've mentioned this before, but there were definitly 3 different type sets on the labels of this record, as I had all 3 at the same time. So does this mean Liberty did 3 pressing runs of it? Not a rare record, just a good one.

Ady

I could be wrong, but I thought Danny Everard used to play this covered up as "It May Be Over For You" by Bobby Paris.........or am I thinking of an entirely different record?

It was Danny Everard who used to play it at Leighton Buzzard Allniters but I remember it as covered as The Tempests, might be wrong though, me memory aint wot it used to be now Im over 50, I think!

Dave Halsall

Edited January 23, 200916 yr by reforee

I think T.Y. was covered up as the Tempests, if my memory serves me right.

It was a massive tune at the Leighton Buzzard allniters. Got my copy back in the 80s of a guy called Pablo from Milton Keynes. Traded it for Gene Chandler "Check yourself" which was unknown back then and as he had 2 T.Y and I had 2 G.Cs we just swapped 45s.

Dave Halsall

Your right Dave,i remember Pablo playing it at Cliff Steel`s do in Northhampton back in the 80s covered as the Tempests.

Dave f.........

Terry Jones deserves credit for playing this record over a long period during his reign at the legendary Norfolk Village

Cheers

Pat (One of the original Norfolk Village Choir Members !)