Soul-Slider

Surely it's a version of Billy Butler's 'My Heart Is Hurtin'....????? In fact someone on another youtube clip is saying The Royal Imperials were Billy Butler & The Enchanters! I'm confused, different writing credits too!

Hi Michael, My Larry Williams, bought from Soul Bowl in the late 80's has a stick on label. I think you're right and there are 2 sorts, pretty sure that is the case with some other Okeh 45's.

Larry Williams, I wouldn't think that was booted? I'll dig my copy out and see if it's stick on label, I can't remember. Here's a link to a listed copy that looks like moulded label but the video looks like styrene stick on... http://www.45cat.com/record/47259

My junk...

I've one in the loft which was my father-in-law's, complete with loads of 1960's pop recordings. I even managed to find a proper release on Motown at a car boot about 15 years ago...

Good one. Lead singer deffo sounds black!

This thread has just been linked by someone over on 45cat so I thought I'd put my two-penneth worth in. Another of he Northern type 45's is 'What About Mine' on Groove, and here she is...

Just remembered another version that I actually have in my box by Colin Cook, and it's not a bad Aussie take!

Ah yes, I forgot about Linda Scott (on Kapp) good version!

I'm a massive fan of the 'LP Only Tracks' and put together a few CDs for myself recently. Mine are more 1960's Northern though to be honest.

Jackie Trent....best version. Len Barry close second. Lovin' Spoonful better than the other lame versions, at least the Spoonful's got a bit of Soul. Disappointed in the Sonny & Cher version, thought they'd do a better job because the backing track on 'Good Combination' is great and 100% Northern.

Mmmm.....