I know that you weren't saying that we were wrong John. I get the drift behind what you say by now.

I was just listing some factors that might help get to the bottom of this. Of course they're slanted toward my belief, but that is all that I've known.

There may be some things that we don't know about. So that CD could be correct.

I've got a question in to Bob Brunning. I'll be interested to hear what he has to say about it. I'll post it when I hear back on it.

Thanks for the good conversation folks!


Doc

:cool:

Got a reply back from Bob Brunning. He said that he was going from memory when he listed the title as "SomeONE'S, and said that he could have very well been incorrect. With that said, I have to believe that "SomeBODY'S as it was listed on the 1971 album is correct.


Doc

Doc

You are right- someBODY'S is correct. I have just checked my original copy of the single 'Man of the World' on the B side.

Well done. You go to the top of the class!!!

Blue Horizon.

Thanks Blue Horizon!

I know that all this is pretty trivial. But I had always wondered where SomeONE'S came from.

With Bob Brunning saying that he had gone only from memory when listing the title, That kind of sewed it up for me. Of course that was my theory from day one.

Thanks for taking the time to look it up!

I've been a Spencer fan from way back.

Doc

That's where I got screwed up...I just KNEW it was "Somebody's..." for all those years, but then when the Vaudeville Years set came out, it made me question my own memory...so, I figured "they must know better than I".

Between that, Mick's book, and Mick's OWN site full of inaccuracies, I guess I can't even trust the people INVOLVED for accurate info! :)