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Listening to Pete Smith's stream from Cleethorpes in 75 and Zola comes on.I've read Snowboys book on the UK Jazz dance scene and what was played where.Was this played before Gil Scott Heron-The Bottle.?.....I think it's a totally out there instrumental and goes into a straight descarga(freeform) in the middle.Were there any more records like this played back in the "golden age" and who was responsible for breaking it?

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more african than latin me thinks. you can see king errison on drums in the bond film dr no. defo not of latin decent. great record tho still got mine from 76. :)

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more african than latin me thinks. you can see king errison on drums in the bond film dr no. defo not of latin decent. great record tho still got mine from 76. :)

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Brilliant instrumental, never owned a real one, just had the pressing back in the day.

I was gonna mention the James Bond apperance too!

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Brilliant instrumental, never owned a real one, just had the pressing back in the day.

I was gonna mention the James Bond apperance too!

Emidisc b/w Larry Santos Paul, remember?

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Got my copy (LP) off John Anderson (Lyyn discory/Soul Bowl)

My first recolections playing it Out "soul scene" Scunthorpe and of course

Cleethorpes Pier/Winter Gardens, Still play it to this day, wonderful record :)

and a Cleethorpes Classic! :hatsoff2:

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Emidisc b/w Larry Santos Paul, remember?

Now you mention it, yes! :yes:

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That bongo break was a bit wild..... mind you enough people used to freak out to that wailing sax on Dave Mitchells "The Trip" too!

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Listening to Pete Smith's stream from Cleethorpes in 75 and Zola comes on.I've read Snowboys book on the UK Jazz dance scene and what was played where.Was this played before Gil Scott Heron-The Bottle.?.....I think it's a totally out there instrumental and goes into a straight descarga(freeform) in the middle.Were there any more records like this played back in the "golden age" and who was responsible for breaking it?

"The Now Generation" - Mongo Santamaria

"Soul Sauce" - Cal Tjader

Ian D :D

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Someone played this at the last Kings Hall, first time I've heard it for many a year! :huh:

Always much too fast to comfortably dance to for many, so it was often a floor clearer.

However all the really athletically inclined needed a record like this to show off their superior dancing skills, thus this record gave 'em the room to do it! :lol:

Ian D :D

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