AL KENT ORCH`YOU`VE GOT TO PAY THE PRICE,INST`

[phillipshaw183]

This music takes me back to the early 70,s at monk,s social club Padgate,every sunday night

philshaw

[99Ciderman]

First heard this from a DJ from Sheffield (Steve Swan) who was working in Bristol early 70's - opened my eyes to all things northern

[KEVINDAHOUSE1]

@99Ciderman It`s one of my fave instrumentals,Thanks for listening and taking time to comment appreciated,Kev.

[essessessesq]

thanks! i have not heard this since fall 1967....a cute little ditty

[KEVINDAHOUSE1]

@essessessesq Thanks for listening,Kev.

[jamesnemer]

Was a DJ on the USS Northampton CC1 Spring 1967 this was my opening theme song. Later lyrics were added later. I like Al Kents version best.

[KEVINDAHOUSE1]

@jamesnemer I too prefer this version,thanks for stopping by to comment,Kev.

[justbeamensch]

those nights on Belle Isle- I fell in love with an alien-the north end is much more wild

[KEVINDAHOUSE1]

@justbeamensch Thanks for listening and taking time to comment,Kev.

[57dogsbody]

this is really Dennis Coffey ;Al Kent appears nowhere on this side. TOP TUNE takes me back 40 years when I could still hit on young chicks------AHH!

[nanlisa]

I just started at a new school when this song first came out.

[tropicalpancake56]

JAM! Remember it well...thanks Kev!

[KEVINDAHOUSE1]

@tropicalpancake56 You are welcome.thanks for listening,Kev

[nanlisa]

You're right Oldies5161. This song came out in the late summer and early fall of 1967. I remember hearing it on the radio. It's one of the many songs that you don't hear on the radio anymore.

[oldies5161]

This song couldn't have been produced in 1968 because it was a hit in the late summer and fall of 1967.

[KEVINDAHOUSE1]

@oldies5161 On the Ric Tic Relics album it says it was produced in `68,there is no date on my single so that is all i have to go on,maybe the album producers,have got it wrong???? they have before,cheers,Kev.

[KEVINDAHOUSE1]

@oldies5161 The Track Label recording has 1967 stamped on it,so Ric Tic Relics album did get it wrong,cheers,Kev.

[MikeBlitzMag]

@oldies5161 That's right. And You've Got To Pay The Price charted in the Detroit area in August-September 1967. The charts credited the artist as Al Kent instead of Instrumental, for obvious reasons!