No No No original?

Was at a party on Saturday and the DJ put on the original version of You Don't Love Me (No No No) and it blew me away, having only heard Dawn Penn's reggae one and subsequent remixes/samples. It's 60s R&B with this fabulous guitar riff that sounds almost exactly like Dylan's Obviously 5 Believers, which Dylan may well have ripped off. He did tell me who did this version, but I was too pissed to remember the next day. Any help?

She recorded a small number of unsuccessful tunes for Prince Buster around 1966. In 1967 she recorded and released the rocksteady single, "You Don’t Love Me (No, No, No)" (in fact a remake of a 1961 blues tune called "You Don't Love Me" by Willie Cobbs, which itself was a remake of Bo Diddley's 1955 song "She's Fine, She's Mine" aka "You Don't Love Me"), produced by Coxsone Dodd at Studio One.[1] She also recorded "Why Did You Leave" at Studio One, "Broke My Heart" for Bunny Lee, "I Let You Go Boy" and covers of To Sir with Love and Here Comes the Sun.

From the wiki.

other good covers of "You don't love me" by The Sinners and The Starlets

wau i had no idea this wasnt originally a reggae joint i only know it from

I think it's safe to say Dawn Penn's version is the definitive one.

Eve did a sadly ill-advised cover of this on Scorpion.

YSI? heard DJ White Shoes jam this one time, but ran into a dead end lookin for the single, thought it was by Tommy Ray(?sp?)... thx for clues.

think it may have been the willie cobbs version i heard, as i'd have remembered bo diddly. didn't sound like bo, anyway. will do some soulseeking on that later. thanks xposts.
dawn penn's remains stone cold classic, but it was great to hear it done so differently and so well.

http://www.ponderosastomp.com/music_more.php/88/Willie+Cobbs

I hadn't heard of this either, and it sounds great.

Wow that is really good. And the backing line sounds like it was lifted for... "Power of Soul" by Band of Gypsies

first time i heard her no no no i thought it was some horace andy tune i'd not heard.

The first time I heard it was in Baci, on Thayer St, Providence RI - I remember it clear as a bell

im still having a heck of a time finding this on soulseek

finding which of these?

the dawn penn version, sister nancy's bam bam (and to a lesser extend Chaka Demus & Pliers "Murder She Wrote" and terror fabulous "action") are some of the greatest songs i never want to hear out at a club again. so LA

I mean the original Willie Cobbs version. There's an inferior '94 version by cobbs on slsk, but I'm desperate to get the '61 version on tim's link xpost. An old friend is leaving town and I want to put it on a compilation CD for him.

If you're in a hurry it might be worth dropping the $0.89 for a DL from Amazon? (It's on the "Fernwoood Rhythm and Blues From Memphis" comp which I am intending to pick up at some point).

thanks tim, will probably do that. hope some of it finds it way to cobbs.

Dr X, if you get this can you send it to me? we can't use amazon for mp3s in the uk and can't find it anywhere else. cheers.

i meant to say please :-)

sure thing jed, will let you know

it's up on soulseek this morning jed, under the user silversword, and now on my desktop too