Barry White Question...

[markydefad]

Anyone know the b-side of Barry's "You're the First, The Last, My Everything" titled "More Than Anything, You're My Everything"?????

Is it a dance tune? :-?

I'm updating and correcting the early Billboard charts...and I assumed that when they listed the B-side title, they actually meant the A-side. (Actually I think Discodisk was the one who tipped me that there actually was such a title...I thought it was a just a typo/paraphrase). But the retail charts consistently say the b-side title every week, sooooo I'm just checking to see if that needs a correction.

Could the customers at Downstairs, Colony & Melody Song Shops have been buying "More Than Anything, You're My Everything" as opposed to "You're the First, the Last, My Everything"?????

Any help appreciated. It doesn't seem that Barry put this B-side on his LP...I've checked at AMG. Can't find it.

Or is this just an instrumental version of the A-side????

HELP!!!!! :x

[markydefad]

Just found this in another post...the Barry White Discography!!!

YOU'RE THE FIRST, THE LAST, MY EVERYTHING/More Than Anything, You're My Everything (Instrumental to A-side) (20th Century TC 2133) 1974

This totally answers my question. :D

Gee thanks, Marcio!!!! Just what I wanted to know!!!
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

[nrgbeat]

It's the B-side of the 45 and based on a brief listen appears to be instrumental only.

[markydefad]

Thanks, nrg.

[Marcio**]

Originally Posted by markydefad

Gee thanks, Marcio!!!! Just what I wanted to know!!!
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Accidentaly :D
Marky, you've found a Barry White's song for me (EDIE BRICKELL: GOOD TIMES ), thanks a lot!!!

[markydefad]

Actually, the answer to my query was in the second Tom Moulton column....but I typed those several years ago...so I done forgot. :oops:

[NickNack]

The instrumentals that were the b-sides to Barry's 45s have not been released on lp's or cd's to my knowledge. :(

[eddie]

There is a track called "Just a little more, baby" from a Mercury/Funk Essential cd compilation called Funk Funk: best of Funk Essentials volume 2. It's just the instrumenal version of its namesake.
I'm surprised that after his death, Polygram/Universal didn't issue a double disc with instrumentals for DJ's and collectors. There may be something on a Japanese or foreign compilation.