Curtis how can i tell her

If you have not visited this site before - it's well worth a viewing, just for the artist's photo gallery, as well as the superb catalouges from 's to the 's included, not forgetting the wealth of information freely available.

Indeed - this is a rich history well worth your perusal. Yah - great site which hopefully proves the "non release" of the non disco edited 12" version on Charm City. He sent me over 2 x 12" and a whole host of Charm City 7s, biogs and photos of other artists as well as himself - all of which weren't very good.

Remember posting the pic of Curtis on the cover of Blackbeat and doing a little feature on him! The record was still hot at the time Wigan, Clifton Hall and I have to say the "boom boom" version always had something about it. Andy when you wrote to him he had probably just done "The Hardest Part" - did he send you any copies of that?

That's an interesting comment. Disco may have had it's day which might explain it's lack of success. That Midwest place was a DJ Pool too so when I was in there a lot of dj's were going through latest releases. I remember very excited huddle around a Sugar Hill release [i think "Birthday Party"].

I didn't get any copies of 'The Hardest Part' I never spoke to Curtis just James Lindsay I'm pretty sure he had some but wasn't very forthcoming about them. What was of interest was being told that the song was written for and recorded by David Ruffin but the project was shelved as David, apparently, ran into some problems with the IRS which created some problems. George said the tracks remain unreleased in the Motown vault George then cut the track on Curtis Anderson some time later.

I also spoke to the co-writer Gary Goetzman who never knew that Curtis had cut the track.. I never got round it. Thanks for the above, it would now make it a lot clearer and safer to say that producer George Tobin and both co writers Mike Piccirillo and Gary Goetyman. Making Donald's effort just a repeat of this song, but then with the first Brown Bag 45 suffering from a serious shortage of copies and a version in the vaults Add your comments now.

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Top Posters In This Topic 5 3 3. Popular Posts Pete S November 28, Steve Plumb November 28, Ady Croasdell November 29, Posted Images. Guest Nick Harrison Posted November 27, Sorry that's not really of any help is it!!! Just out of interest - is the Charm City 45 label also orange or not. Cheers, Nikolas. Label is identical to the cut apart from the serial number so yes it's orange.

Thanks and regards, Nick. John Benson Posted November 28, Posted November 28, Judging from the numbering, it would appear that the copy was released later. Is the timing on the label shorter also? It's 4mins 50 on the release. Any chance of a scan of it Martin? Sebastian Posted November 28, Steve Plumb Posted November 28, Pete S Posted November 28, Posted November 28, edited.

That's the 'boom boom' version though isn't it Pete? Hee Hee you don't fail to disappoint Pete and I mean that in the nicest possible way Even as i was typing 'boom boom' i was picturing your reply and it was bob on word for word what i expected Top man!

Cheers Steve ps It's the syndrum 'boom boom' effect on the intro and later on in the break. Modernsoulsucks Posted November 28, Jnixon Posted November 28, Russ Vickers Posted November 28, BTW is the non version on Youtube?. Best Russ. Quality Time Sound System by Gavsborg. Italian electronic label Rebirth, celebrating its 15th anniversary next year, lands on Bandcamp with a selection of their best releases. Fantastic collection of great, hard to find Miami Soul. Jason Rathburn.

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