Posted February 9, 200916 yr Thats my question. Did this get pressed at any stage? Thanks for info. Graham
February 9, 200916 yr Yep, with a Picture Sleeve, early 90's I think but it's a pig ugly label, painted pink Motown label. If I remember when I get home I'll scan it
February 9, 200916 yr Author Pig ugly you say? Well aslong as there's a pressing out there. Any ideas on price?
February 9, 200916 yr There's a 12" copy on Amazon for about a fiver, as for the 7" no idea I'm afraid. It's only pug ugly cos it's not a paper label, if only it had been silver on black
February 9, 200916 yr Think my copy is on that blue/silver uk motown label.In picture sleeve.Paid a fiver for it yonks ago.Got two versions on mine I think.Am at work so can check when I get home.
February 9, 200916 yr Pig ugly you say? Well aslong as there's a pressing out there. Any ideas on price? anything from £5 to £30
February 9, 200916 yr Came out on an earlier 45 - flip to "The World is Rated 'X' " or some such nonesense... Not sure if its the correct mix though.
February 9, 200916 yr Came out on an earlier 45 - flip to "The World is Rated 'X' " or some such nonesense... Not sure if its the correct mix though. Lonely Lover is on the flip of The World is Rated "X" British / European only (Not on US copies) I've got the Lucky Lucky Me that's shown above somewhere and I'm sure it's a slower version and not very good?
February 9, 200916 yr lucky lucky me...6 versions... which one do you pick... Lucky lucky me (extended mix) "" "" (instrumental) "" "" (radio edit) "" "" (the '65 ragga vibe mix) "" "" (jazz mix) "" "" (ragga Vibe-no rap version) Any more versions????????? alfie Edited February 9, 200916 yr by alfie00soul
February 10, 200916 yr lucky lucky me...6 versions... which one do you pick... Lucky lucky me (extended mix) "" "" (instrumental) "" "" (radio edit) "" "" (the '65 ragga vibe mix) "" "" (jazz mix) "" "" (ragga Vibe-no rap version) Any more versions????????? alfie Are any of those takes the same as the CD only cut - the same speed as 'All For You' - the flip to Earl Van Dyke's 6x6 on T.Motown ?? THAT is the best version. Bob Hinsley has an 8" or 10" acetate that he spins it off but don't know the origins of his copy. Fingers..
February 10, 200916 yr Are any of those takes the same as the CD only cut - the same speed as 'All For You' - the flip to Earl Van Dyke's 6x6 on T.Motown ?? THAT is the best version. Fingers.. No mate, certainly on the demo 12" they're all remixes or retouched, which is why you need the CD single!
February 10, 200916 yr Author Whats the story with accetate's then? This might have to be an option. Does someone do them in Uk? Graham.
February 10, 200916 yr Oh no no no, this has to be the version: As Billb say's; CD release only for this version. Get it cut to a carver, it's not like your booting an original, just making a un-issued track playable at soul nights that don't use a CD player And to be honest, whichever version is played it's still a great Motown record
February 10, 200916 yr Yep, don't think it got a release as a 7" though? It sounds like the one on the Marvin Gaye early classics CD that spectrum put out in the mid 90's. thats the version off the lost and found cd of unreleased and unfinished tunes they got freddie gorman & some of the other boys to finish a few of the tunes. kev
February 10, 200916 yr thats the version off the lost and found cd of unreleased and unfinished tunes they got freddie gorman & some of the other boys to finish a few of the tunes. kev Just dug it out, that's my music for tomorrow at work sorted, When I feel the need - first played out at Tony's, Blackburn, by Chris King. Love starved heart Dark side of the world and the fantastic, Just a little love (before my life is gone)
February 14, 200916 yr Thanks Fellas. there are some white label 45s of this about paid £20 quid for it 2005 so about same as a carver
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Thats my question. Did this get pressed at any stage?
Thanks for info.
Graham