Is this record rare ? Just wandering coz its my favourite Barnes song and i never hear it anywhere, any DJ's play it ?

Is this record rare ? Just wandering coz its my favourite Barnes song and i never hear it anywhere, any DJ's play it ?

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Not rare, in fact it's a fairly recent recording which is probably why it doesn't get many spins (think it was a Levine production) - Manship has it for a fiver.

Thanks for the info, i never knew that, i guess if it has something to do with Levine i can understand why it dont get played, shame realy, it is a great tune

Top tune in my opinion Vic, fiver on Manship plus similar in most vinyl selling shops where i have seen it.

I will be playing it on Sunday

Top tune in my opinion Vic, fiver on Manship plus similar in most vinyl selling shops where i have seen it.

I will be playing it on Sunday

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It is one of the (few) really good things that Ian has done. I rate it up with "Man up in the sky" by Johnny Bristol.

It is one of the (few) really good things that Ian has done. I rate it up with "Man up in the sky" by Johnny Bristol.

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I agree with you on this track, not sure about the Johnny Bristol though.

I agree with you on this track, not sure about the Johnny Bristol though.

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I meant in terms of "IL" productions - always thought JB was one of the better ones. Oh and Frances Nero of course "Footsteps". But hey, lets not turn this into a "Levine Luvvies Love-in" - there's enough of that going on in other threads! In terms of the productions though, always believed that the number of "Dog's dollops" always far outweighed the number of "Dogs bollox" productions.

I meant in terms of "IL" productions - always thought JB was one of the better ones. Oh and Frances Nero of course "Footsteps". But hey, lets not turn this into a "Levine Luvvies Love-in" - there's enough of that going on in other threads!  In terms of the productions though, always believed that the number of "Dog's dollops" always far outweighed the number of "Dogs bollox" productions.   

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Well thats true yes. Recently picked up an IL produced Evelyn Thomas 12" Sorry Wrong Number (79p), only reason ive still got it is i would'nt want anyone to know i had it

Well thats true yes. Recently picked up an IL produced Evelyn Thomas 12" Sorry Wrong Number (79p), only reason ive still got it is i would'nt want anyone to know i had it

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Now they do dont they.

Now they do dont they.

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There are others worthy of mention

Ronnie McNier - Wholeheartedly (superb record)

Supremes and Originals - Back by popliar demand (had a few plays in it's day)

Chuck Jackson - All over the world

Saundra Edwards - Tell a fool goodbye (same riff as Love Bandit)

David Ruffin - Hurt the one you love (almost proto-house with a great vocal)

and one of my favourite's from Motor City

Richard Popcorn Wylie - See this man in love

There are others worthy of mention

Ronnie McNier - Wholeheartedly (superb record) 

Supremes and Originals - Back by popliar demand (had a few plays in it's day)

Chuck Jackson - All over the world

Saundra Edwards - Tell a fool goodbye (same riff as Love Bandit)

David Ruffin - Hurt the one you love (almost proto-house with a great vocal)

and one of my favourite's from Motor City

Richard Popcorn Wylie - See this man in love   

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You just don't know when to stop lad

There are others worthy of mention

Ronnie McNier - Wholeheartedly (superb record) 

Supremes and Originals - Back by popliar demand (had a few plays in it's day)

Chuck Jackson - All over the world

Saundra Edwards - Tell a fool goodbye (same riff as Love Bandit)

David Ruffin - Hurt the one you love (almost proto-house with a great vocal)

and one of my favourite's from Motor City

Richard Popcorn Wylie - See this man in love   

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Can just about stand the Chuck Jackson one the rest are ok really but you were joking about the RPW track were you not

You just don't know when to stop lad   

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I think i have a point

Can just about stand the Chuck Jackson one the rest are ok really but you were joking about the RPW track were you not

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And yes i am serious about the RPW track Yes it's a very 80's style production but no worse than others of the time and i like the vocal and Ronnie McNier is great i really don't care what you say, i think it stands up as a modern tune very well ta

OK I'll give it a rest now

I know it is not one of his, but Ronnie McNeir "Good Side Of Your Love" on Tortoise Intl. sounds pretty Levine to me!

I know it is not one of his, but Ronnie McNeir "Good Side Of Your Love" on Tortoise Intl. sounds pretty Levine to me!    

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Chuck Jackson - All over the world

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I love this track, think it's excellent.

  I think i have a point 

And yes i am serious about the RPW track    Yes it's a very 80's style production but no worse than others of the time and i like the vocal  and Ronnie McNier is great i really don't care what you say, i think it stands up as a modern tune very well ta 

OK I'll give it a rest now 

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No dont get me wrong i prefer modern, most of my collection is 70s-80s and i like the Ronnie McNier a lot But the RPW not my favourite tune, thats it really.

Feckin mods

I know it is not one of his, but Ronnie McNeir "Good Side Of Your Love" on Tortoise Intl. sounds pretty Levine to me!    

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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Feckin mods   

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