hi,

did someone ever see an acetate of this or own it? which format 7", 10" or 12"? which company cut it?

thank you for your help,andreas

hi,

did someone ever see an acetate of this or own it? which format 7", 10" or 12"? which company cut it?

thank you for your help,andreas

guy hennighan used to play it off an acetate (emidisc) at stafford, although it was guy who covered it up & played it he never actually owned a copy of the record, you can find out more about this on dave rimmers web site, where there is an interview with guy, in which, he discusses this subject

www.soulfulkindamusic.net

guy hennighan used to play it off an acetate (emidisc) at stafford, although it was guy who covered it up & played it he never actually owned a copy of the record, you can find out more about this on dave rimmers web site, where there is an interview with guy, in which, he discusses this subject

www.soulfulkindamusic.net

This is true. I did Guy an Emi cos I quite liked the Jackie Day. I did sell him the Terry Goodnight though cos I wasn't keen on the vocal and Little Charles "Talking..." which I got at the same time.

ROD

This is true. I did Guy an Emi cos I quite liked the Jackie Day. I did sell him the Terry Goodnight though cos I wasn't keen on the vocal and Little Charles "Talking..." which I got at the same time.

ROD

I remember him playing it at Stafford, he gave it a massive build up before playing it. I'm sure he used to play it a few times a night.

...Little Charles "Talking..." which I got at the same time.

ROD

Hi Rod, possibly the very same one that is up for offers on here since yesterday ?

Marc

Hi Rod, possibly the very same one that is up for offers on here since yesterday ?

Marc

No, you've misunderstood Marc.

The Terry Goodnight and Little Charles were regular 45s.

ROD

No, you've misunderstood Marc.

The Terry Goodnight and Little Charles were regular 45s.

ROD

I see, sorry.

guy hennighan used to play it off an acetate (emidisc) at stafford, although it was guy who covered it up & played it he never actually owned a copy of the record, you can find out more about this on dave rimmers web site, where there is an interview with guy, in which, he discusses this subject

www.soulfulkindamusic.net

this must have been before thew soul police were formed then ? what would they say to such a carry on....

I remember him playing it at Stafford, he gave it a massive build up before playing it. I'm sure he used to play it a few times a night.

Hope you're well mate? Can you remember him introducing it with the line, "Questions have been asked in Parliament about this record"

Edited March 11, 200916 yr by uroffal

Hope you're well mate? Can you remember him introducing it with the line, "Questions have been asked in Parliament about this record"

I was there and I can't but that's not to say it didn't happen but my memory is shot, wasn't it covered up as Shirley Mathews and the Belles??

Edited March 11, 200916 yr by Roger A. Mann

thanks alot guys, that helps really. I saw recently a quite known britsh dj playing out the song on a 7" disc with sticked label scan and a no grooves blank flip side with a big center hole. I thought it could probably be an acetate which lost the label and the guy just put a label scan on it to be able to identify it from all his other acetates, but as far as i know is there no emidisc acetate with big center hole available or am i wrong? by the way it also didn´t look at it would have a metal disc under the plastic, because there was no metal to see in the center hole. maybe a test pressing on vinyl/ styrine, but without any paper label and the flip? this theory also seems to be a bit strange to me to be honnest. i´m still a little bit confused, but i think my first thought as i saw it (and some other guys too) was right.

wait a moment! ......isn´t emidisc a british factory? or is there also an american company with that name available? was there a british issue of naughty boy pressed at this same time, which label?

totally confused again

Edited March 11, 200916 yr by Andreas

wait a moment! ......isn´t emidisc a british factory? or is there also an american company with that name available? was there a british issue of naughty boy pressed at this same time, which label?

totally confused again

emidiscs as far as I know are just boots pressed up in UK don't think it used to cost that much to get them done in 70s / 80s.

thanks alot guys, that helps really. I saw recently a quite known britsh dj playing out the song on a 7" disc with sticked label scan and a no grooves blank flip side with a big center hole. I thought it could probably be an acetate which lost the label and the guy just put a label scan on it to be able to identify it from all his other acetates, but as far as i know is there no emidisc acetate with big center hole available or am i wrong? by the way it also didn´t look at it would have a metal disc under the plastic, because there was no metal to see in the center hole. maybe a test pressing on vinyl/ styrine, but without any paper label and the flip? this theory also seems to be a bit strange to me to be honnest. i´m still a little bit confused, but i think my first thought as i saw it (and some other guys too) was right.

Sounds like a carver to me, Andreas!

Sean

emidiscs as far as I know are just boots pressed up in UK don't think it used to cost that much to get them done in 70s / 80s.

I have several legit Emidiscs, Dylan.

It was purely an acetate process - which often fell into the wrong hands

was there a british issue of naughty boy pressed at this same time, which label?

totally confused again

No mate, no legit UK label at the same time.

Sean

emidiscs as far as I know are just boots pressed up in UK don't think it used to cost that much to get them done in 70s / 80s.

I think it was around £14 and before anybody accuses me of nasty bootlegging it was just the one for a mate and I think I got a pint.

ROD

I think it was around £14 and before anybody accuses me of nasty bootlegging it was just the one for a mate and I think I got a pint.

ROD

pete s isn't going to like this

thanks alot guys, that helps really. I saw recently a quite known britsh dj playing out the song on a 7" disc with sticked label scan and a no grooves blank flip side with a big center hole. I thought it could probably be an acetate which lost the label and the guy just put a label scan on it to be able to identify it from all his other acetates, but as far as i know is there no emidisc acetate with big center hole available or am i wrong? by the way it also didn´t look at it would have a metal disc under the plastic, because there was no metal to see in the center hole. maybe a test pressing on vinyl/ styrine, but without any paper label and the flip? this theory also seems to be a bit strange to me to be honnest. i´m still a little bit confused, but i think my first thought as i saw it (and some other guys too) was right.

Why didn't you asked that DJ? And what's even more important, who was he?

was there a british issue of naughty boy pressed at this same time, which label?

I seem to recall that the bootleg of Jackie Day was on a small hole "UK style" 45?

Andreas, this is a missunderstanding, it was not Naughty Boy played it was this one, unreleased jackie day track, discussed on here several times before:

- Ginger's plugging a top dancer very much in the same vein as "Naughty Boy" and alleged to have been recorded during the same session. My mate reckons it could even be the same backing track but I don't think so.

Think its called "Get To Steppin" -

Ady Croasdell in another thread - It was Get To Steppin, an unissued track with virtually the same intro to Naughty Boy and defo a cross between that and before it's too late; -

In another thread about Midleton - Ginger (that unreleased Jackie Day is brill!),-

So to set things straight, it was not Naughty Boy played, it was the unreleased GET TO STEPPIN on a carver wih phelectron sticker on beeing played, sounding similar to naughty boy (wich was not played at all during the night)

best christian punky

I have several legit Emidiscs, Dylan.

It was purely an acetate process - which often fell into the wrong hands

thanks for clearing that up. Obvious realy when you think about it.

Hope you're well mate? Can you remember him introducing it with the line, "Questions have been asked in Parliament about this record"

I'm fine mate, I remember a lot more about those times than others as I wasn't taking stuff

It was funny though, it was like being in a political party.

Don't forget that we were only about 19 when we first went, great days

I'm fine mate, I remember a lot more about those times than others as I wasn't taking stuff

It was funny though, it was like being in a political party.

Don't forget that we were only about 19 when we first went, great days

Glad to hear it and likewise except my memory seems to be shot to pieces anyway

Indeed we were only teenagers, I think I value those times more and more as the years go by though. Not sure I appreciated it as much then as I do now. The best of days.

Andreas, this is a missunderstanding, it was not Naughty Boy played it was this one, unreleased jackie day track, discussed on here several times before:

- Ginger's plugging a top dancer very much in the same vein as "Naughty Boy" and alleged to have been recorded during the same session. My mate reckons it could even be the same backing track but I don't think so.

Think its called "Get To Steppin" -

Ady Croasdell in another thread - It was Get To Steppin, an unissued track with virtually the same intro to Naughty Boy and defo a cross between that and before it's too late; -

In another thread about Midleton - Ginger (that unreleased Jackie Day is brill!),-

So to set things straight, it was not Naughty Boy played, it was the unreleased GET TO STEPPIN on a carver wih phelectron sticker on beeing played, sounding similar to naughty boy (wich was not played at all during the night)

best christian punky

I thought it was recorded at the same session as her Modern stuff (Before It's Too Late) not Naughty Boy? If so why use a Phelectron label?

Andreas, this is a missunderstanding, it was not Naughty Boy played it was this one, unreleased jackie day track, discussed on here several times before:

- Ginger's plugging a top dancer very much in the same vein as "Naughty Boy" and alleged to have been recorded during the same session. My mate reckons it could even be the same backing track but I don't think so.

Think its called "Get To Steppin" -

Ady Croasdell in another thread - It was Get To Steppin, an unissued track with virtually the same intro to Naughty Boy and defo a cross between that and before it's too late; -

In another thread about Midleton - Ginger (that unreleased Jackie Day is brill!),-

So to set things straight, it was not Naughty Boy played, it was the unreleased GET TO STEPPIN on a carver wih phelectron sticker on beeing played, sounding similar to naughty boy (wich was not played at all during the night)

best christian punky

Hi Christian, thanks for clearing that. I was so sure that I heard Naughty Boy. However, now I can sleep again the whole night through and not to forget I learned important things in that thread about Emidisc, because a friend of mine has an Emidisc ace......... but that´s another story

the start is so very like the beginning of 'naughty boy' and that is where trhe similaraties end, cos 'go steppin' is just so good it pisses allover 'naughty boy'

Glad to hear it and likewise except my memory seems to be shot to pieces anyway

Indeed we were only teenagers, I think I value those times more and more as the years go by though. Not sure I appreciated it as much then as I do now. The best of days.

How times have changed, I had lunch with Guy & Keb last Sunday before Guy left to go traveling to Burma, I didn't see myself doing that back then!!

Think Guy first played "Naughty Boy" in Scotland by the way.

How times have changed, I had lunch with Guy & Keb last Sunday before Guy left to go traveling to Burma, I didn't see myself doing that back then!!

Think Guy first played "Naughty Boy" in Scotland by the way.

Guy told me the first time he played it at stafford he had spun it a soul night earlier in the evening, by the time he got to Stafford word had travelled down there that he had played this unbeliveable track and people were all desperate to hear it

How times have changed, I had lunch with Guy & Keb last Sunday before Guy left to go traveling to Burma, I didn't see myself doing that back then!!

Doubt any of you would've had the appetite on a Sunday in those days

Edited March 13, 200916 yr by uroffal