Bit obscure but looking for the above record, decent price paid

p.s. UK release 1964

Edited March 24, 200916 yr by Pete S

Bit obscure but looking for the above record, decent price paid

p.s. UK release 1964

Do you know Lulu's version, mate? Decca EP only. Great EP actually, all four tracks were 'EP only' originally, I think...

Original is by Merry Clayton, of course.

TONE

(PS - Can't help you with Elkie, sorry. Only have it on US Parrot demo, and don't want to part with it, either!)

Do you know Lulu's version, mate? Decca EP only. Great EP actually, all four tracks were 'EP only' originally, I think...

Original is by Merry Clayton, of course.

TONE

(PS - Can't help you with Elkie, sorry. Only have it on US Parrot demo, and don't want to part with it, either!)

No never heard any version apart from this one Tone. I shall be seeking out lots of records like this in the forthcoming weeks, Decca, Parlophone, Columbia, Polydor - I love hunting down obscure UK versions of things.

Got a UK Decca of Elkie doing her fab version of 'Hello stranger', if you need it Pete?

Lulu's version shades it on the UK states, Merry Clayton's definately the best, great beat ballad. Tends to be collected by 'girl group' collectors for the other side (Usher Boy).

Got a UK Decca of Elkie doing her fab version of 'Hello stranger', if you need it Pete?

I do like that Dave but would only need it if it was a demo.

Sad isn't it.

I do like that Dave but would only need it if it was a demo.

Sad isn't it.

Understand completely...complete empathy in fact

Just heard Lulu's version and it's horrible, she's out of tune!

https://www.readysteadygirls.eu/#/lulu/4521595076 on the right hand side