And I'll tell you mine.

Jackie Wilson

The Sounds Of Blackness

Betty Jean Plummer

Roy Hamilton.

And I'll tell you mine.

Have you heard it by C. Henry Hall on US Mercury? Effin' awesome!!!

Have you heard it by C. Henry Hall on US Mercury? Effin' awesome!!!

I'm surprised no one has listed The Bachelors yet?

The Ebonys on PI.

It's such a ghastly song that it's hard to pick a 'favourite'.

So I won't!

It's such a ghastly song that it's hard to pick a 'favourite'.

So I won't!

Okay, don't BUT DO listen to the C. Henry Hall and tell me what you think?

Didn't find you a Don Covay in Austin by the way, sorry mate.

Okay, don't BUT DO listen to the C. Henry Hall and tell me what you think?

Didn't find you a Don Covay in Austin by the way, sorry mate.

Sorry, Den, it's not bad but I just can't get past the fact that it's a totally horrible song, no matter how well it's sung. If I could have, I'd have voted for Frankie Laine, who does sing it better than anyone else really.

I have the same problem with versions of "Danny Boy", and have never understood why so many of our greatest soul acts have felt it necessary to give us their renditions...

D'you fancy a pint down here the week after next, if you're around?

TONE

Edited April 12, 200916 yr by TONY ROUNCE

Sorry, Den, it's not bad but I just can't get past the fact that it's a totally horrible song, no matter how well it's sung. If I could I'd have voted for Frankie Laine, who does sing it better than anyone else really.

I have the same problem with versions of "Danny Boy", and have never understood why so many of out greatest soul acts have felt it necessary to give us their renditions...

D'you fancy a pint down here the week after next, if you're around?

TONE

Ha, JUST sent you a PM about the Pint thing.

Yeah, sure, give me a fixed date and we'll meet up again.

Denbo.

The most soulful and intense version I ever heard was by Cissy Houston in a medley of 'He' and 'I Believe' on Commonwealth United (also issued in the UK on major Minor).

Absolutely essential.

The most soulful and intense version I ever heard was by Cissy Houston in a medley of 'He' and 'I Believe' on Commonwealth United (also issued in the UK on major Minor).

Absolutely essential.

Cheers, I'll look that one up. Awesome voice that Cissy Houston. Got her other release on Major Minor, which is pretty tasty too. :o)