Guest Posted December 2, 2010 Posted December 2, 2010 (edited) Did this ever get played at Wigan in '76 cos l never heard it.....But isn't just a rip-off off Nosmo-King And The Javells-Goodbye Nothing To Say?? Edited December 2, 2010 by webbydublin
Citizen P Posted December 2, 2010 Posted December 2, 2010 Did this ever get played at Wigan in '76 cos l never heard it.....But isn't just a rip-off off Nosmo-King And The Javells-Goodbye Nothing To Say?? Yes and Yes, although they used it in the film Slapshot Tony
Guest POTTERIESPECK Posted December 3, 2010 Posted December 3, 2010 Did this ever get played at Wigan in '76 cos l never heard it.....But isn't just a rip-off off Nosmo-King And The Javells-Goodbye Nothing To Say?? NO + NO I' THOUGHT THE SAME AS NOSMO KING BUT ON A PRIOR THREAD ON THE BOARD SOMEONE ELSE SAID IT AINT THE SAME BACKING + PERSONALLY CAN'T REMEMBER HEARING IT AT THE CASINO.
Guest Posted December 3, 2010 Posted December 3, 2010 (edited) Did this ever get played at Wigan in '76 cos l never heard it.....But isn't just a rip-off off Nosmo-King And The Javells-Goodbye Nothing To Say?? The original release of / for " Goodbye " by Nosmo was in 1974 . The addition of " King & The Javells " and " Nothing To Say " were for the re-release of the record following its' popularity on the NS scene . " RBWWSF " was released in 1975 , and was more likely to have been an homage than a rip off , and if you wanted to , you could also say that about her follow up " Love Hit Me " Malc Edited December 3, 2010 by Malc Burton
Steve G Posted December 3, 2010 Posted December 3, 2010 For me (down south) this was more of a youth club record, that'd be spun by DJs who didn't have any "proper norvern" in their box
Guest TONY ROUNCE Posted December 3, 2010 Posted December 3, 2010 The original release of / for " Goodbye " by Nosmo was in 1974 . The addition of " King & The Javells " and " Nothing To Say " were for the re-release of the record following its' popularity on the NS scene . " RBWWSF " was released in 1975 , and was more likely to have been an homage than a rip off , and if you wanted to , you could also say that about her follow up " Love Hit Me " Malc Mr. Levine told me, some years ago, that J Vincent Edwards (the writer/prducer of RBWWSF) admitted to him that the Javells 45 was the melodic source for 'Right Back...'
Guest Posted December 3, 2010 Posted December 3, 2010 (edited) Mr. Levine told me, some years ago, that J Vincent Edwards (the writer/prducer of RBWWSF) admitted to him that the Javells 45 was the melodic source for 'Right Back...' " Melodic source " / " homage " ....... more or less the same creature I would assume that the other writer of " RBWWSF " - Pierre Tubbs - was more " responsible " , as he had more than a passing knowledge of the " style " , i.e. with his writing and producing of " Serving A Sentence Of Life " for Carl Douglas . Malc Edited December 3, 2010 by Malc Burton
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