Jordirip

Here you go. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Northern-Soul-45-COMBINATIONS-What-Cha-Gonna-Do-on-Kellmac-/330700876973?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item4cff4eecad

That's the only version I know John (the one playing in the clip). I have an issue and a promo and they both play the same version. Why should the 45 version automatically be different to the lp version?

That's because it's getting quite a lot of action on the dancefloors over here Bob. Jordi

I don't know what you're saying John. The youtube link you have posted is the 45 version. It is as you say the flip to 'Let the music....'

Fantastic Cliff!! any vinyl of it yet?

And the Chocolate Syrup.

Dave, you've got to watch that Plumb fella if he's engineering the session, he tries to get you to inhale helium balloons before you speak on the mic. Jordi

Totally agree Flanny, fantastic cheap as chips, feel good crossover dancer.

Yep, it's a good 'un, it just goes on a bit at the end. Jordi

The Isley Bros 45 never got a release on Stateside, it only came out on a UK Stateside compilation LP in the 80's. The US United Artists is the only released label of this 45.

I'd just like to thank everyone for saying such nice things about the show, it was a real pleasure to do it, Steve Plumb did a great job in making us sound half decent, hopefully the many tourette influenced outtakes that ended up on the studio cutting room floor won't be used against us. Jordi

Doh! you beat me to it.

Found it! https://www.ebay.com/itm/BOBBY-THURSTON-modern-soul-LP-MAINLINE-Sweetest-Piece-Pie-ORIG-D-C-HEAR-/160721076960?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item256bb902e0

There's been a couple gone through on ebay recently Pete, try checking the completed listings. I doubt if it would have made £300.

I've sent you a PM Johnny.

It was buying those 'Midnight Music' bootleg rare groove compilations in the late 80's that got me hunting down the original records. Damn those bootlegs, they are the reason I've been skint all my life since. Jordi

I had and sold a copy of this recently and I regretted selling it purely because of the flip. Very, very nice sweet group tune. Jordi

I love this for the gorgeous flip, "How do you say goodbye". Jordi

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It's funny, the flip on the Earl English version is also fantastic, but it's a real oddball down tempo, hippy psyche, stoner of a tune. The Apaches flip is awesome, better than the other side IMHO.

I prefer the Earl English & Apaches version on Six Toe. The guitar is cooler and less twangy and it just seems to have a more urgent quality about it. Although you haven't got the killer flip on that version and the audio cuts to one channel near the end where someone knocked a lead out in the recording studio apparently. Damn that cleaner!

Sounds like it could be George Wilson Blake. The flip to "Come back to me". Jordi

Sorted on this with a nice vinyl copy. Thanks guys. Jordi

I thought it might be, you don't see many T-Neck on vinyl. Do you want to sell yours? Styrene will do then.

Took my eye off the computer and missed bidding on this. Has anyone got a copy for me please, preferably on vinyl rather than styrene. Thanking you all kindly. Jordi