On the Motown 50th CD there is a version of R Dean Taylors Ghost in My House with a different intro.

Anybody know more about this?

Well there's always been two - one on the MFP album starts off with the backing singers repeating the title - then the one on the Tamla Motown single which starts off with an electric guitar

Well there's always been two - one on the MFP album starts off with the backing singers repeating the title - then the one on the Tamla Motown single which starts off with an electric guitar

Cheers the one on the cd is the Music For Pleasure version.

Well there's always been two - one on the MFP album starts off with the backing singers repeating the title - then the one on the Tamla Motown single which starts off with an electric guitar

So is the one on that Tamla Motown LP - I forget the title just now - the one which also has Barbara Mcnair "you're gonna love my baby"...

Is that also the 45 version?

Without digging it out and playing it, I seem to think so.

Plus, it's probably the first UK release of the song - "Ghost" that is!

So is the one on that Tamla Motown LP - I forget the title just now - the one which also has Barbara Mcnair "you're gonna love my baby"...

Is that also the 45 version?

Without digging it out and playing it, I seem to think so.

Plus, it's probably the first UK release of the song - "Ghost" that is!

Hello again John. The guitar intro is the black UK TMG release version with "Let`s Go Somewhere" on the flip. The backing singer intro is supposed to be the unreleased cut-

Interesting that it`s on the EMI Music For Pleasure album.

Well there's always been two - one on the MFP album starts off with the backing singers repeating the title - then the one on the Tamla Motown single which starts off with an electric guitar

Am I right in assuming the Tamla-Motown take is the same as the original VIP one?

So is the one on that Tamla Motown LP - I forget the title just now - the one which also has Barbara Mcnair "you're gonna love my baby"...

Is that also the 45 version?

Without digging it out and playing it, I seem to think so.

Plus, it's probably the first UK release of the song - "Ghost" that is!

MOTOWN MEMOEIES VOL 2 SAME CUT AS THE 45