Having only returned to the scene(admittedly only the revivalist bit)I've found loads of new stuff which could now be classed as 'oldies' such as Benny Troy's I Wanna give you tomorrow.What other new oldies classic's are there?

A great starting place would be looking at a copy of the Northern soul top 500 book, I'm sure you'll find a host of tunes that have made in since the 'heyday'

  On 05/06/2013 at 23:27, AndyJ said:

What other new oldies classic's are there?

 

Don't know where you'd start Andy...list is endless! Get youtubing!

  On 07/06/2013 at 06:11, soulechoes said:

Don't know where you'd start Andy...list is endless! Get youtubing!

Already doing that! also have been to Blackpool Tower in November and May and last years Scarborough weekender (my first northern event for 30 years) plus local soul nights, so I've heard loads of new stuff coupled with some stuff on compilation cd's, what I was asking really was for other forum members to list their suggestions of what could now be classed as Classic Oldies in the way we maybe look upon e.g. The Jades or The Superlatives etc from the heyday

Loads of Stafford stuff!

Tommy Navaro, Melba Moore - magic touch etc etc...go to Chalky's soul underground site!

  On 07/06/2013 at 19:01, soulechoes said:

Loads of Stafford stuff!

Tommy Navaro, Melba Moore - magic touch etc etc...go to Chalky's soul underground site!

 

Yes Mate, Tommy Navaro Summertime is superb Yeh. Not like that other track he did cant remember what it was called something like cry away overplayed oldie not

like new discoveries

 

Sorry i'm jokin as i like more recent stuff rather than tried & tested oldies but still each to their own, make your own mind up mate.

 

Garry