Soul Shrews

"There will be no pictures of pigs shooting down brothers on the instant reply, there will be no pictures of pigs shooting down brothers on the instant replay" Cheers Paul

"And my mouth wrote a cheque, that my heart couldn"t cash" Cheers Paul

Have seen the US 12 at 50 quid as well which I thought was a lot Cheers Paul

Andy, I have no list but this one always does it for me Cheers Paul

From the LP "Love Wars" of course 😍😍 Cheers Paul

Ed. it is indeed the same Ronnie a demo track released many years later. Thanks for the music Mr Walker Cheers Paul

Quite a few PIR promos have this too. I don"t know the reason I"m afraid Cheers Paul

@Martin S The Producers is "69 release. Was their last 45 after releasing one on Arctic as The Floaters. They also Backed Kenny Gamble as The Romeos on a couple of releases on Arctic and one on Atco. Group members were Kenny Gamble, Thom Bell, Leon Huff, Winnie Wilford and Roland and Karl Chambers Info lifted from "Soul Harmony Singles" book Cheers Paul

@autumnstoned Johnny Carter in The Dells 👍 Cheers Paul

Yep same group pete Cheers Paul

Cheeers Paul 😋

Indeed

time for a version poll ?

@mike

Possibly the best record so far on this thread, thanks for reminding me Pete Cheers Paul

Of course ultimately Cheers Paul

Here you go Pete Cheers Paul

1 more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWD2Re6SsUU&list=PLjQIiNE9ZzthBIXPCl_C7IRy1-K4WlDHv Cheers Paul

Another... Cheers Paul

1st one Cheers Paul

This from the link, from the college, in the 1st post The collection is expected to be available on a special request basis starting in January 2019, with additional access provided as inventorying proceeds. So maybe the records won"t just be "loaned out" ? Lets hope so ! Cneers Paul

Thanks Mrs Shrews for reminding me of this great version Cheers Paul

Another version Cheers Paul

I bought a promo copy of the Les McCann Eddie Harris LP only to find the lines "god damn nation" and "god damn it" were bleeped out. Had to get the stock copy for the uncensored version ! Cheers Paul

Will have to go with Rita & Tiaras. Remember Richard Searling playing it covered as The Velvets ? That intro sounded great out and loud. Great flipside on the Betty Willis 45 mind Cheers Paul