I still find myself buying the odd, maybe seen as these days, dodgy record,

I don't mean bad record per se but overplayed, maybe cheesy(?), proper 'Northern Soul' record.

You just can't separate good memories from these records can you!?

Not a recent purchase but an eg

  On 22/10/2012 at 20:13, Barry said:

I still find myself buying the odd, maybe seen as these days, dodgy record,

I don't mean bad record per se but overplayed, maybe cheesy(?), proper 'Northern Soul' record.

You just can't separate good memories from these records can you!?

Evening Mr Barry

I was just about to ask you foran example and up popped Stanley!

I reckon this is still a great record mate. Its the stood the test of time, still sounds good and is a great dance record. If I wasn't suffering from some horendous stomach bug I'd be carpet shuffling!

Ah well, back to me Ovaltine.

Peter

  On 22/10/2012 at 20:28, Peter99 said:

Evening Mr Barry

I was just about to ask you foran example and up popped Stanley!

I reckon this is still a great record mate. Its the stood the test of time, still sounds good and is a great dance record. If I wasn't suffering from some horendous stomach bug I'd be carpet shuffling!

Ah well, back to me Ovaltine.

Peter

No mate, it's not a bad record but I'm sure you get what I mean

Never hear it nowadays , but transports me back to Morecambe Central Pier 3rd Anniversary every time

Edited October 22, 201212 yr by 123-motown

  On 22/10/2012 at 20:13, Barry said:

I still find myself buying the odd, maybe seen as these days, dodgy record,

I don't mean bad record per se but overplayed, maybe cheesy(?), proper 'Northern Soul' record.

You just can't separate good memories from these records can you!?

Well, if you're on about the likes of Jerry Williams, I couldn't agree more. Holds great memories, but was always such utter dross.

I could have vomited to that at 15, never mind today, but I'm in a minority, I think.

Edited October 22, 201212 yr by Droylsdonian

  On 22/10/2012 at 21:51, Droylsdonian said:

Well, if you're on about the likes of Jerry Williams, I couldn't agree more. Holds great memories, but was always such utter dross.

I could have vomited to that at 15, never mind today, but I'm in a minority, I think.

We've all got our own views on which record/s it/they was/were haven't we mate?

nostalgia.................good memories...........bad records :lol:

  On 22/10/2012 at 21:34, 123-motown said:

Never hear it nowadays , but transports me back to Morecambe Central Pier 3rd Anniversary every time

Looks like that copy has travelled back in time with yer mate - banging around in yer bag with yer talc and deodrant! Great record by the way.

Peter

Edited October 22, 201212 yr by Peter99

I haven't bought this and haven't got it. it's probably played out and cheesy - but from a memories point of view.................

Bobby Paris I Walked Away.

As a young kid, with plenty of quickness medicine down me this sounded great. Yeah, I'm starting to really get what you mean now Barry.

Peter

  On 22/10/2012 at 22:54, Peter99 said:

I haven't bought this and haven't got it. it's probably played out and cheesy - but from a memories point of view.................

Bobby Paris I Walked Away.

As a young kid, with plenty of quickness medicine down me this sounded great. Yeah, I'm starting to really get what you mean now Barry.

Peter

Mate!!

No bigger track at one time - Stone Cold Dancefloor Killer.

Am I allowed to post stuff that I haven't bought Barry?

Another great memory v record for me - Gia Mateo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15SRftKNw6Q

Mega memories.

Edited October 23, 201212 yr by Peter99

  On 23/10/2012 at 20:05, Peter99 said:

Am I allowed to post stuff that I haven't bought Barry?

Another great memory v record for me - Gia Mateo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15SRftKNw6Q

Mega memories.

  On 23/10/2012 at 20:26, Barry said:

That fits the bill perfectly Pete - I love it - it instantly transports me back - and ain't that a great thing!

There are two ways to deal with this music:

1. Moan about it

2. Celebrate it

...easy choice for me

  On 23/10/2012 at 20:27, Barry said:

That fits the bill perfectly Pete - I love it - it instantly transports me back - and ain't that a great thing!

I'm on a roll Barry!

I had to have help with Ted and Sharmo for this one.

The Shametts - used to love it - still do.

The Five Stair Steps is probably the most soulful but I'm pretty sure it was the Shammets that got me hooked.

I wish it was friday and I didn't feel so ill!

Peter

  On 23/10/2012 at 20:30, Peter99 said:

I'm on a roll Barry!

I had to have help with Ted and Sharmo for this one.

The Shametts - used to love it - still do.

Windy C

Probably my last one for the evening - and one which has had plenty of debate over the years (including a few threads on here)

Hows about a bit of Micky Moonshine. I don't care what anyone says - ave it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ-_42HgUsw

And I have got this somewhere.

Peter