The Biggest Oldie Of All Time?

[Wiganer1]

used to think it was do i love u but what about 'Thats not love' by Holly St James seems to have been massive forever

remember picking up my demo for 10£ at Warrington PArr Hall and turned me nose up at an issue for £12!!!

ah well

[Liamgp]

Do I Love You is certainly up there, especially since it's remained ultra rare despite rumours of THOUSANDS being found in the same warehouse that the Lost Ark was stored in. My candidate would be 'You Didn't Say a Word' - incredible record!

[Ged Parker]

Do I Love You is certainly up there, especially since it's remained ultra rare despite rumours of THOUSANDS being found in the same warehouse that the Lost Ark was stored in. My candidate would be 'You Didn't Say a Word' - incredible record!

Not my choice but realistically Frank Wilson takes some beating as the definative oldie, over played even though it is shit rare, known by everyone and his dog, requested at every oldies night in the country, no1 in the top 500, the record I proposed to Margaret to when it was still covered up as Eddie Foster, well the last one may not mean out to you lot but to me its the reason I'm so sad that its so overplayed now.

My choice would be the Epitome of Sound - sums up Northern to me anyway.

[Craig W]

Ski-ing in the snow - Wigans Ovation

or

Footsee - Wigans Chosen Few

Pure class

[Craig W]

Seriouslly now here are 3 contenders.

OOTF - Dobie Gray

Love Love Love - Bobby Hebb

The Right Track - Billy Butler.

[Guest Bearsoul]

Not my choice but realistically Frank Wilson takes some beating as the definative oldie, over played even though it is shit rare, known by everyone and his dog, requested at every oldies night in the country, no1 in the top 500, the record I proposed to Margaret to when it was still covered up as Eddie Foster, well the last one may not mean out to you lot but to me its the reason I'm so sad that its so overplayed now.

My choice would be the Epitome of Sound - sums up Northern to me anyway.

EPITOME OF SOUND FOR ME TOO AND ALONG WITH 'OPEN THE DOOR TO YOUR HEART' GUARANTEED TO GET ME OFF MY HAUNCHES TO WOBBLE AROUND THE FLOOR APOLOGISING FOR BUMPING INTO FOLKS WITH ME ZIMMER...NIGHT OWL TOO IS IT ME AGE...JUST GREAT MEMORIES..NONE RARE BUT THEY SUM UP AN ERA FOR ME AND STILL FEEL MIGHTY GOOD. ALSO TOMANGOES AND FREDDIE CHAVEZ....ETC

[Soulfool]

used to think it was do i love u but what about 'Thats not love' by Holly St James seems to have been massive forever

remember picking up my demo for 10£ at Warrington PArr Hall and turned me nose up at an issue for £12!!!

ah well

Frankie Beverly - "If That's What You Wanted" - did it big way back and still does it now!!