Just found William DeVaughan's version of "I've Never Found A Girl in one of my throw away boxes, as I couldn't remember it, I gave it a spin, it knock me off my feet what a great version, I can't understand why I had missed it previously. Your thoughts?

Just found William DeVaughan's version of "I've Never Found A Girl in one of my throw away boxes, as I couldn't remember it, I gave it a spin, it knock me off my feet what a great version, I can't understand why I had missed it previously. Your thoughts?

Never missed it meself, allways liked it.

Been playing it on T' Metropolitan Soul Show..I don't think its on the Tec 45 just the EMI one.... is it?

mark..

great version..

gets regular plays here in sunny scunny..

bless

jc

the messiah of northern soul

Never missed it meself, allways liked it.

Ditto Ken.

Super track!

Sean

"hold on to love" is good too.

As is the other side - 'Figures Can't Calculate' making this a superb cheapie!

Rich

"hold on to love" is good too.

Love this and its still dirt cheap.

Love this and its still dirt cheap.

Posted this up awhile ago,nobody liked it

Posted this up awhile ago,nobody liked it

Must have missed that one Kenny or I would have given it 10/10, cracking underplayed record "is it cos i's cheap" written all over it

Lenny

Must have missed that one Kenny or I would have given it 10/10, cracking underplayed record "is it cos i's cheap" written all over it

Lenny

Took thw words out of my mouth. It's sheer quality but maybe it's too cheap a record for some people! Sometimes it seems that unless it's a £100+ 45 noone is interested

I don't think its on the Tec 45 just the EMI one.... is it?

I don't think it's on the Tec 45 just the EMI 7" and 12" ...is it?

Oh hang on, I said that.

Must have missed that one Kenny or I would have given it 10/10, cracking underplayed record "is it cos i's cheap" written all over it

Lenny

Al Green's version suffers from the same availability 'problem' - you can pick it up on UK London (wasn't on a US Hi 45) all over the place, for a fiver or thereabouts, and it p*sses all over most records that cost ten times that amount...

...also love the Mad Lads version on their "Mad, Mad, Mad, Madl Lads" album and, of course, nobody beats Eddie Floyd's Stax original (another record that, for many years, suffered from 'Commonitis'....)

TONE

Edited September 14, 200618 yr by TONY ROUNCE

'Commonitis'....)

TONE

What is this?

What is this?

'Commonitis' = a surfeit of copies of a really great record that would cost a fortune everywhere, if only a handful had ever turned up. It's not in any dictionary, but it ought to be IMO

TONE

'Commonitis' = a surfeit of copies of a really great record that would cost a fortune everywhere, if only a handful had ever turned up. It's not in any dictionary, but it ought to be IMO

TONE

I`ll try to remember it