Ian Dewhirst Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 Only just heard this but what a belter! Noticed one on Manship's auction too. How long has this been known and what's the story? This would have worked like a dream in the Mecca/Cleethorpes era........ Ian D
Guest wrighty Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 Only just heard this but what a belter! Noticed one on Manship's auction too. How long has this been known and what's the story? This would have worked like a dream in the Mecca/Cleethorpes era........ Ian D not sure if there's much of a 'story' ian, unless anyone knows different this was 'discovered' by jason perlmutter from carolina about 5/6 years ago, think thats when i got my copy off him anyway after hearing him spin it on one of his shows, dont think it really got played on the northern scene till maybe 2 years ago tho, paul sadot being the first from what i've read
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 5, 2011 Author Posted January 5, 2011 not sure if there's much of a 'story' ian, unless anyone knows different this was 'discovered' by jason perlmutter from carolina about 5/6 years ago, think thats when i got my copy off him anyway after hearing him spin it on one of his shows, dont think it really got played on the northern scene till maybe 2 years ago tho, paul sadot being the first from what i've read Absolutely killer riff and beat on it. Does anyone know what year it was issued? Ian D
Jumpinjoan Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 paul sadot being the first from what i've read Yeah he's the one who needs flogging for this load of pants
Val (Chunky) Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 Yeah he's the one who needs flogging for this load of pants
Paul Shirley Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 Yeah he's the one who needs flogging for this load of pants i like it
NEV Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 It's pants Come on Joan...i can feel a poll coming on
Jumpinjoan Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 Come on Joan...i can feel a poll coming on I know I am in a very small minority Nev but this is a novelty record. Will it still be around in 5 years time? I doubt it. That said, it packs the dance floor so I guess it is job done
bri pinch Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 YES IT COULD BE LIKE A NORTHERN SOUL NO 1 NOVELTY RECORD, JUST LIKE ALL THOSE CLASSIC POP NUMBER ONE RECORDS, SHUDDUP YA FACE AND THE LIKE BRI PINCH
Jumpinjoan Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 YES IT COULD BE LIKE A NORTHERN SOUL NO 1 NOVELTY RECORD, JUST LIKE ALL THOSE CLASSIC POP NUMBER ONE RECORDS, SHUDDUP YA FACE AND THE LIKE BRI PINCH It is no Eddie Parker that's for sure
Mrtag Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 (edited) Yeah he's the one who needs flogging for this load of pants Straight To The Point Joan!! By The Way Happy New Year To You And Tony C u In A Couple Of Weeks Atb John Edited January 5, 2011 by mrtag
Stevie Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 I know I am in a very small minority Nev but this is a novelty record. Will it still be around in 5 years time? I doubt it. That said, it packs the dance floor so I guess it is job done Have to agree with you Joan, and based on his limited offering I would have to conclude that Mr Coco is no vocalist.
Marc Forrest Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 I know I am in a very small minority Nev but this is a novelty record. Will it still be around in 5 years time? I doubt it. That said, it packs the dance floor so I guess it is job done I think it definitely will still be around in 5 years time..even bigger then now bearing in mind it only just about now gets a wider recognition esp. europe-wide. Personally think its a fantastic tune, it has just about everything in it (for today). I do always get a huge response when I play it and at least one person comes to ask what it is...this new years eve weekender over here, hamburg anniversary before, n¼rnberg before that, every single Hip City and the list continues.. Marc
Marc Forrest Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 ...and went for dirty cheap 470£!!! so am I right in assuming the people in switzerland can look forward to hear this played out ?
Guest gordon russell Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 I know I am in a very small minority Nev but this is a novelty record. Will it still be around in 5 years time? I doubt it. That said, it packs the dance floor so I guess it is job done seen you doing a back drop followed by spin ya circle skirt blowing in the wind happy neeeew year
Jumpinjoan Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 (edited) I think it definitely will still be around in 5 years time..even bigger then now bearing in mind it only just about now gets a wider recognition esp. europe-wide. Personally think its a fantastic tune, it has just about everything in it (for today). I do always get a huge response when I play it and at least one person comes to ask what it is...this new years eve weekender over here, hamburg anniversary before, nürnberg before that, every single Hip City and the list continues.. Marc Like I said, I am the minority. It always packs the floor over here. Has been doing for years. Still pants to these ears though Edited January 5, 2011 by jumpinjoan
Marc Forrest Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 Still pants to these ears though and still: on the vast majority of occassions your taste seems to be outasite I must say
Dylan Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 not sure if there's much of a 'story' ian, unless anyone knows different this was 'discovered' by jason perlmutter from carolina about 5/6 years ago, think thats when i got my copy off him anyway after hearing him spin it on one of his shows, dont think it really got played on the northern scene till maybe 2 years ago tho, paul sadot being the first from what i've read those radio shows were responsible for breaking so many tunes. They were awesome. but this wasn't one of the better ones its average at best. B Young and J Hill "its got soul" now thats a record
Guest Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 so am I right in assuming the people in switzerland can look forward to hear this played out ? well yes, but since a few months now...
Mike Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 not sure if there's much of a 'story' ian, unless anyone knows different this was 'discovered' by jason perlmutter from carolina about 5/6 years ago, think thats when i got my copy off him anyway after hearing him spin it on one of his shows, dont think it really got played on the northern scene till maybe 2 years ago tho, paul sadot being the first from what i've read interesting sometimes looking back and following a records history on here via the search here's where it first showed
Investinsoul Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 I sold a copy about 3-4 months ago on ebay for $1000. Surprised this one didn't go for more. Steal of a price.
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 6, 2011 Author Posted January 6, 2011 interesting sometimes looking back and following a records history on here via the search here's where it first showed Wow. Serious shows. If there were guys like this throughout the U.S. I bet a ton of stuff would turn up! Ian D
Benji Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 (edited) Still pants to these ears though Seconded. Emperors new clothes kind of song, fits in with all that funk crap played these days. Will be gone and forgotten in a few years. Edited January 6, 2011 by Benji
Guest Ste Brazil Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 Seconded. Emperors new clothes kind of song, fits in with all that funk crap played these days. Will be gone and forgotten in a few years. The funkier the better and long may it last! Ste.
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 6, 2011 Author Posted January 6, 2011 Seconded. Emperors new clothes kind of song, fits in with all that funk crap played these days. Will be gone and forgotten in a few years. Mmm, I don't think it would have sounded out of place in the mid 70's when stuff like Black Nasty, Today's People, King Errison, James Bynum, Frankie Crocker, Skull Snaps and stuff like that was played........... Ian D
Stevie Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 Mmm, I don't think it would have sounded out of place in the mid 70's when stuff like Black Nasty, Today's People, King Errison, James Bynum, Frankie Crocker, Skull Snaps and stuff like that was played........... Ian D Wouldn't have sounded out of place, but couldn't begin to compare in terms of quality to Black Nasty, Todays People, Frankie Crocker or the Skull Snaps - they were, and still are great records. I think the buzz about this is due to it being 'new' and comparatively rare.
Paul Shirley Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 Ur Right Again!! when did you last dance then john
Marc Forrest Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 when did you last dance then john Good pont....the dance factor. One thing for sure, this little 45 gets people moving and dancing, which in the end is not the most unimportant factor at an allnighter. Having said that, each to their own and you cant argue about taste. To me, as I have stated one brilliant Soul 45 !
Jumpinjoan Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 and still: on the vast majority of occassions your taste seems to be outasite I must say Why thank you. Looking forward to meeting and hearing you at Lifeline in Feb
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 6, 2011 Author Posted January 6, 2011 Why thank you. Looking forward to meeting and hearing you at Lifeline in Feb And when you guys finally meet up @ Lifeline in February, the very least you should both do, is observe a mutual 30 seconds of silence in tribute to the much-undersung Wally Coco who finally instigated the meet-up. Little did he know ay........ C'mon Joan. Give Wally a break. He had no idea what he was up against when he recorded that track in a toilet in Carolina. For a $100 recording it's still moving dancefloors some 30 years later so the record obviously has something. There's some records which you may not necessarily like but which you KNOW will pack a floor. Crowd pleasers. There's loads of 'em. For instance I found "Send Him Back" - the Pointer Sisters which I hated from day one. A headache record for me 'cos the vocals are too shrill and annoying. The record gives me migraine to be honest. But still a monster nonetheless. And who was I to argue with the dancefloor? Similar thing with this Wally Coco record. It's a 100% stonking floorfiller without a doubt but I wouldn't cite it as a personal fave by any means. However, with a DJ hat on, surely it must be irresistible if you've got a hot club packed to the brim with hyped-up people who wanna dance @ 4.00am? Rockin' record on that level don'tcha think! Ian D
Jumpinjoan Posted January 6, 2011 Posted January 6, 2011 Errmmm I think I said that (albeit in a few less words) in post 10
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 7, 2011 Author Posted January 7, 2011 I sold a copy about 3-4 months ago on ebay for $1000. Surprised this one didn't go for more. Steal of a price. Damn. I spent an hour last week going through your e-bay stock highlighting a load of tasty stuff thinking I may snag a couple of beauties from a naive American dealer! Another myth shattered unfortunately! Brilliant stuff you've got across a number of genres there mate! I almost broke my cardinal rule not to buy any more vinyl on the basis that I don't really need any more records but somehow I over-rode the impulse thankfully. With the kind of stuff you have on there already it's only a matter of time before you'll run into something that no one knows. Very interesting stuff you're digging up and good to know you're on here. Happy New Year! Ian D PS Is there any way you can do me that Ralphie D record on 20th Century cheap? It's right up your street and you've probably got TONS of 'em......
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 7, 2011 Author Posted January 7, 2011 Errmmm I think I said that (albeit in a few less words) in post 10 Yep, true Joan. However I'm trying to get to the nub of what makes one person like a tune and another one hate it. In many ways this is the essence of the scene isn't it? One man/woman's meat is another man/woman's poison etc, etc? There's probably a subject for a decent thread here along the lines of, "records that were huge but which I personally hated". I reckon this Wally Coco record is one that'll go huge with loads of different audiences. I only heard it for the first time a couple of days ago when the guy who designs the Backbeats sleeves (designer extraordinaire Jaffa) put me onto it. It's actually on a CD compilation which I'll be picking up tomorrow. I can imagine this tune reaching a lot of different audiences and that's why I like it. Wally Coco is no Darrell Banks for sure, but for an audience in 2011 I'm pretty sure this would work just about anywhere. Damn. I'm almost tempted to check out a Paul Sadot gig if they'll allow me in......... Ian D
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 7, 2011 Author Posted January 7, 2011 dreary dross shite imho Now tell me that's just your emotional side Bearsy............. Ian D
Guest Bearsy Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 Now tell me that's just your emotional side Bearsy............. Ian D i need more than just a beat for a tune to be good Ian, musically i cant see it catching on in 90% of todays venues and vocally its awful truely awful imho now dont get me wrong i love a lot of rare underplayed not known new to my ears and funky stuff etc etc but for me this is not good enough for the scene in general, saying that we just got another wicket so 1 more to go and we have won the ashes each to thier own and i will never know why loads dont like tunes i love they surely have no taste
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 7, 2011 Author Posted January 7, 2011 i need more than just a beat for a tune to be good Ian, musically i cant see it catching on in 90% of todays venues and vocally its awful truely awful imho now dont get me wrong i love a lot of rare underplayed not known new to my ears and funky stuff etc etc but for me this is not good enough for the scene in general, saying that we just got another wicket so 1 more to go and we have won the ashes each to thier own and i will never know why loads dont like tunes i love they surely have no taste But where do we draw the line? "Conditon Red" - The Baltimore & Ohio Marching Band "Black Is Back" - Lord Sitar "Thunder" - Lord Thunder "Afternoon Of The Rhino" - The Mike Post Coalition "Broadway Cissy" - Roscoe & Friends "My Heart's Desire" - Gary Lewis & The Playboys "Black Power" - James Coit "Summer In The Parks" - East Coast Connection "Interplay" - Derek & Ray "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie 'Loveman' Crocker All monsters in their day ay? What can you do? Ian D
Soulhawk Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 I have a copy & it certainly works well as a dancefloor record, but it isn't exactly a soulful masterpiece - the way the inst solo breaks are split between the sides always sort of annoyed me too - it would prob work better as a 12 inch frankly
Guest Bearsy Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 But where do we draw the line? "Conditon Red" - The Baltimore & Ohio Marching Band "Black Is Back" - Lord Sitar "Thunder" - Lord Thunder "Afternoon Of The Rhino" - The Mike Post Coalition "Broadway Cissy" - Roscoe & Friends "My Heart's Desire" - Gary Lewis & The Playboys "Black Power" - James Coit "Summer In The Parks" - East Coast Connection "Interplay" - Derek & Ray "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie 'Loveman' Crocker All monsters in their day ay? What can you do? Ian D there all shite too Ian seriously though i know most records have had their day and some were even massive back in their day but that was then and for me its about whats played today cos i wasnt there back in the day, i know this Wally Coco aint about looking back its relatively new and its a tune for now but 90% of venues are all about looking back and just cos it has a beat that is danceable for me it vocaly is far too week and the combination together makes it at best an average dance tune, ive now listened to it about 6 times and it just aint getting any better and also one of them tunes that the Oldies brigade will use as an example of the stuff being forced on them that just dont cut it and dont want to hear out and for once im on their side, rarer and upfront venues yes i can see it being a success with the majority but even in the majority of the minority im in the minority would be talked about that much if 10,000 copies all of a sudden surfaced and every tom dick and harry was hammering it death, would it stand the test of time or just fade away and never be heard again like the Duffy track right one more listen from me and if it dont improve im out of this thread
Guest Ste Brazil Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 But where do we draw the line? "Conditon Red" - The Baltimore & Ohio Marching Band "Black Is Back" - Lord Sitar "Thunder" - Lord Thunder "Afternoon Of The Rhino" - The Mike Post Coalition "Broadway Cissy" - Roscoe & Friends "My Heart's Desire" - Gary Lewis & The Playboys "Black Power" - James Coit "Summer In The Parks" - East Coast Connection "Interplay" - Derek & Ray "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie 'Loveman' Crocker All monsters in their day ay? What can you do? Ian D I still love these: "Summer In The Parks" - East Coast Connection "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie 'Loveman' Crocker ...the rest are dreadful though! Ste
Pete S Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 I still love these: "Summer In The Parks" - East Coast Connection "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie 'Loveman' Crocker ...the rest are dreadful though! Ste Me too and I can't see how these fit in with the likes of Gary Lewis!
Ian Dewhirst Posted January 7, 2011 Author Posted January 7, 2011 Me too and I can't see how these fit in with the likes of Gary Lewis! It was one of those random 1.00am lists dragged deep from the recesses of my mind Pete. I popped those two in simply because they were nearer Wally Coco in terms of sound. I LOVE Frankie Crocker by the way............ Ian D
bri pinch Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 I still love these: ""Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie 'Loveman' Crocker OUT OF THE THOUSANDS OF RECORDS, ME AND DAVE HAVE INFLICTED ON OUR OLD MUM DOWN THE YEARS, AND WE ARE STILL INFLICTING THIS IS THE ONLY RECORD I CAN RECALL HER SAYING, WHAT WAS THAT RUBBISH, THAT'S THE WORST I EVER HEARD.......OUR EXPLANATION THAT....BUT MAM IT;S ON BROWN TURBO AND IT ONLY COST US A FIVER, DIDN'T SEEM TO WASH WITH HER BRI PINCH
KevH Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 (edited) But where do we draw the line? "Conditon Red" - The Baltimore & Ohio Marching Band "Black Is Back" - Lord Sitar "Thunder" - Lord Thunder "Afternoon Of The Rhino" - The Mike Post Coalition "Broadway Cissy" - Roscoe & Friends "My Heart's Desire" - Gary Lewis & The Playboys "Black Power" - James Coit "Summer In The Parks" - East Coast Connection "Interplay" - Derek & Ray "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie 'Loveman' Crocker All monsters in their day ay? What can you do? Ian D Posting at 1.38am can always cause confusion Ian. East Coast Connection and Crocker shouldn't be on that list. Now "Rat race" is another matter...... Wally Coco - fills the floor at Lifeline,but not one for me. Edited January 7, 2011 by KevH
Corbett80 Posted January 7, 2011 Posted January 7, 2011 Frankie Crocker is one of the best grooves ever laid down by man
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