Simon T

True.

Andy Rix still has the only original acetate of Tommy Knight - Baby my love . Some dubs were cut off it by another retired DJ, so I would imagine it is these that are being played now. Â

lo-fi file until the clip facility is back

I can't hear it, but I'm sure it's that Abtone studio acetate called 'Baby My Love' attributed to Tommy Knight. C/u as Eddie Parker by Gary Spencer / Carl Fortnum.

I'll put the full sound file up when I find it and the clip facilty is back up working

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I had a list through last thursday with it on at £200

Little Eva did a song called 'keep your hands off my baby'. There is a song called 'you've been talking about me baby' by Ray Terrance which is female (Ray?) vocal with some bloke (Ray?) talking over bits over it

It was booted on a UK single as the Detroit Prophets in the 80's which was a tad faster than the original recording as it came of the casettes that were doing the rounds (I think Eddie Holman's 'wanted' was on the other side)

I was lead to believe William Powell was the epitome of Northern for RS until it booted on that LP whilst still covered as Bobby Jason. Following that he got a bit jadded with things and left northern in favour of other newer pastures.

It was booted on the issue. Only originals have a 'LW' then a 'B.F.' and an 'A' in the run out. (Also the boot's label is a lighter orange and less well defined - but thant's not much uses unless you have both at hand to compare)

Pete Please address your complaint regarding myself to Mike, via a PM may best. You can also comment on site policy (and Me) in the 'Members Feedback' section thanks Simon

I've done a bit of soul policing to the thread and re-opened it as I think it's worth while. Also, suggest you take your 'discussion' of the thread and posting to PMs. ta.

The orange/black/yello label I posted earlier is the original release which Poke was playing covered up in 1982/3. My mate bought it off him for a decent amount and then a few turned up at Soul Bowl with picture sleeves. Blurb about the release on the back of the sleeve attached:

If I remember rightly, Kenni Smith told Andy Rix that the Goldspot version 'Lord what's happened' is the original (check the Goldspot publishing on both records). When it was released on GAR they wanted it to have a more gospel feel to it, hence the different version and a title change. And the reason why people   think the Goldspot one are boots, is that orginally a few copies came i to the UK via Simon Soussan

Eddie Richards and the 3 Way Split, by Poke

--> QUOTE(mark.b @ Jun 14 2007, 12:06 AM) link its not plain orange it is orange and black unless i did not get the picture cover with mine, not too hard is it about £40.00? mark

James Fountain - Seven Day Lover - Peachtree £413 Sapphires - Gotta Have Your Love - HMV £167 Trey's J's - I Found It All In You - Tee Gem £459 Tabby Thomas - One Day - Soul International £496 Jimmy Thomas - The Beauitful Night - Parlophone £357 Little Richie - Just Another HeartBREAK - Sound Stage 7 demo £800 Kenny Gamble - Maybe Baby - Virtue acetate £135 Linda Lloyd - Breakaway - Columbia £209 Valentines - Breakaway - Sound Stage promo £181 Z.Z. Hill - Make Me Yours - Action £92 Patti Austin - Take Away The Pain Stain Time - Coral £251 Wade Flemons - Jeanette - Ramsel £428 Alvin Green & Green Fire - The Sun Shines - Green Fire £260 Little Jimmy Scott - It rained 40 days & Nights - Giant 706 £453 Bobby Williams - I've Only Got Myself To Blame - Sure Shot Promo £300

Thanks for confirming, tought it was. But some of RS c/u were a bit long winded e.g. Nuron was Lamarr Thomas & the Chains That Bind - All Of My Life Waiting for You, outside the chinese take away on the Picadilly road, in the pi**ing rain, in that by the time it been introduced with a few other bits of banter, they were half over!

I'm sure it was BJT, but you right about the title. RS & Poke often seemed  to use the correct title but with one of the words changed to something that was evidently not in the tit e, to sort of tell you that it was a cover up.

Big Joe Turner - That's the kind of man I am

Dee Dee Gartrell = Ernestine Eady

Same copy - the one with the address scratched out? No, not me.

1981, Si