David McWilliams - Harlem Lady - 1967 45rpm

[Glamagal20091]

I must agree with you john111257.

[jgthetest12]

she is a harlem lady, she is a harlem lady, she is a harlem lady and shes much to good for me!

[Glamagal20091]

...I forgot to say-what a really nice tune!

[Glamagal20091]

I am sure this was played on an edition of 'The Old Grey Whistle Test' sometime in the early 1970's.

I haven't heard it since then.

[jgthetest12]

my mum had the vol.2 album, god rest her soul and she gave it to me and i love it, i remember playing all her records wen i was young on her record player lol

[jgthetest12]

Brill song, love every sec of it

[jgthetest12]

i wish i could buy this on itunes, what a song! still love it even today!

[theoriginalpackrat]

I lived in France in the late 60s, went to lycee in Lyon, all the kids had this 45 Harlem Lady and Pearly Spencer, played one side then turned it over and played the other side.

I'll never be young again.

[013235064891]

good mate from way back. Top guy sadly missed

[taphn]

i bought his albums back in the day. great backing and production on all tracks. sheer poetry to music thankyou David Mcwilliams

[captainsoul1953]

I would struggle to call him a great poet...its a bit better than 6th form but not much..BUT he had a great voice and a good sense of melody

Jim

[EllenRip]

Qué bella voz.... genial conocer más temas de David!

[johnsuv]

I was about 6 when I played his lp's over and over on my parents old gramophone.... to this day even though I have the cd's i prefer the sound of the old vinyl record sound! He was a very underrated musical genius of his time

[BARRYPLANK]

Still have two LP's by this guy, bought them in a wallpaper shop in 1970!!

The best purchase I ever made.

The guy is a genius - a great poet and musician.

[john111257]

@BARRYPLANK the finest overlooked 60s artist ever

[lordwassim]

old is gold man