i think its on the orange one as well....or would that be please dont say goodbye ...im certain i seen it....only got the lp now.. it`ll do me
in fact just looked at that you tube clip of val`s..thats orange with the black logo so yes 3 original presses of it
john is correct a few different original presses same as all the other truth 45`s...three i think...not been reissed in this coupling....sold a mint- copy for £125 recently....only 1 pm..no fighting over it
i had to listen to it..its worse than i remember it...cringeworthy..........but i liked this one .....also steve brookstein..shoot bullets if ya like
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CA4BhDBF7M
the horse and groom in doncaster..this sunday amazingly enough.... a real wide selection of soul music and a great atmosphere...now into our 6th year..another shameless plug..not that it need it..always rammed
did buy the other version of william cummings on bang bang....lovely bang bang w/d for £4..til i got it home and played it.......sold it for £5..£1 profit yaaay ya mug...oh and jim webbs version of i need you....stroll on .....and dont get me started on geoffrey meteliko....................so i dont buy blind or follow recomendations ..lol
bought 3 or four things blind in my younger days...one was dave mitchell the trip on met.........never bought blind or listened to other folks recommendations since
i was so fed up i chucked that dave mitchell in dustbin
no i`m not 100% sure which funky funky twist came first blue or green,only that all the other green releases from 508 to 513 all look the same,, i do know the `55` series is before the 50/51 series all issued in 1970.....the 50/51 releases are 1971 & 1972....whats even stranger is why they would use the blue label and put a different mix as a b side..as i said earlier first taste came as an `A` side originally in 1970 with i`m havin so much fun on the flip....the blue and green first tastes have the same matrix (1005) which is odd as really it should be different..........bloody hell it is confusing isnt it..looking at it now the blue release could be after all the green releases possibly from late 1972 and regurgitated as an `A` side and gatur on a budget couldnt be arsed to change the label info .....i think the label went into mothballs again after that for a while
great northern soul version on a rare spanish only 45 vinyl is clean we`ll call it vg++ to be safe , cover is vg+ with tape down one seam
£30...posted in uk..pm if interested....ON HOLD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R4-CUQkF_Q
thanks for looking dave
i did have a uk pye demo of tony colton and a harry starr in the 90`s.......only got a abc demo of tony colton now.....i did see a harry starr quite cheap for sale ..well £90 ..i think is ok....never had that paramount four 45 although i remember it from years ago
the blue funky twist i believe to be before the green funky twist but its later than i`m having so much fun of which first taste was actuallly the `A` side in early 71...i think both recordings of first taste were probably recorded around the same time but the `classic` green version as we know it was issued 1st ..then later as a throw away flip (lol) to funky twist. the `canned` blue version maybe came out in error when gatur resurfaced again but when the label quickly realised the mistake and issued the green funky twist copies..then thruout 72 there were further green releases by willie tee and the gaturs including the brilliant reworking of teasin you