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Tweaked and Played at +3 this track would would generate real dance floor action turns it from a shuffler to a dancer... Sorry to the keep it as is group, but it does sound better slightly quicker.... Kirsty Temptations - Witchcraft (For Your Love) (unreleased) 4.mp3

Did you cover it up as Big Daddy Rodgers but keep the Original track name Marc? Kirsty

Covered by alot of Artists washlively A modern version by Jackie Jackson before that The Motiques, C.C & Souls feat Chuck Cockerman a few of the crossover versions played out are El Klan '69, The Falling Stones & East Coast there's also an unissued version by Bobby Patterson but i'd never heard the Clock Stoppers version and to be honest I think it's got a relaxed dance feel Mal and I think it's ripe for playing out as appose to the Big Roger Collins C/U maybe Mike could put them up and let people choose... Kirsty

Is this it? Kirsty

Think this youtube version is a tad slow maybe -2 Kirsty

Cheers Alan, I knew someone could help me... Kirsty

It's the Zircons Alan the 45 being released around 1967 as you can hear one of the tracks sounds more modern? Cheers Kirsty

Hi I wondered if you ladies & gents could help me 2 Versions of this track below, can anyone tell me where they originate from I know ones on the Heigh-Ho 45 but where is the other from Cheers Kirsty Go On And Cry, Cry (modern).mp3 Go On And Cry, Cry (Oldie).mp3

Come on John, Mr Manship has put the time and effort in........ Kirsty

Dells for me, Brenda Holloway did a nice version CD only tho (My Love Is Your Love CD) I Agree with you Ed..... Disco

Cathy Carlson version's not too shabby Although my vote went to Little Anthony Kirsty

As most of us are aware the Twisted Wheel early doors was an out and out R&B scene mainly frequented by Mods, it took 5 years before it became a venue for playing rare imports (or not so rare in some cases) are we to exclude our early pioneers from being part of the Northern Scene and rewrite history like the "Woke Brigade" I'm not saying we should start playing the early tracks just that they play a part in the history of Northern Soul. Kirsty

From '54 on the Okeh Label Kirsty

From '55 Kirsty

From '56 Kirsty Also From '56 this gets plays too Kirsty