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How about this one, never liked, I think it was a Keith Minshull spin

 

Kieth "Daylight Saving Time'

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  On 20/11/2014 at 21:41, jona said:

wasn't shirelles a wheel tune?[/quote

Could well of been? Wouldn't argue there.

Got loads of spins at WC though.

  On 20/11/2014 at 20:39, MrsWoodsrules said:

Has Frank Dell, Broke Your Game Wide Open been mentioned!

Great Record that, does it get spins now?

On Valise records. Top tune

Steve

Milton wright - the gallop,

Ede Robin - there must be a love

Evelyn Thomas - Weakspot

  On 20/11/2014 at 21:12, MrsWoodsrules said:

Bit earlier I'd have thought Steve?

Can't remember Ade. Someone else said that too. I started going in 75 so it could have been anytime after that.

Steve

one I've been looking for a while patti Williams - best I can, on Forward,  possibly not a monster, but a great tune nevertheless

  On 20/11/2014 at 21:48, MrsWoodsrules said:

Was Anita Hulmes & The Essex, What Did I Do a WC spin or earlier?

 

It was freshly covered at Stafford, or even slightly later, by Guy I think, Not to say it hadn't had a bash before, lots did. 

What about one of the biggest instrumentals ever. Afternoon of the rhino. Mike post coalition. now that doesn't get played anymore.

Steve

Babe Ruth was so wrong, it was right, a snarling dance record.

  On 20/11/2014 at 22:27, wiganer1 said:

the kid - andre is a big respin for me at the moment,,,,,when was this big at the casino?

Mark. I think it was played before the casino mate

May have been a Mr M,s spin

Steve

talkin of Instros, remember in the late 70s when the "Happy cats on Omack was massive!!

  On 20/11/2014 at 22:27, wiganer1 said:

the kid - andre is a big respin for me at the moment,,,,,when was this big at the casino?

i had a buzz on instros at the time , and recall this also gotta lot of plays in the main room 78ish

  On 19/11/2014 at 21:30, BazM said:

Larry Barnes Rags Is Rags

Ronnie Davies What Does It Matter To Me Now

Robert L Saunders Come On And Go With Me(?) (Fluffy Falana My Litle Cottage)

Fluffy Falana is a regular & popular spin at Stubshaw......

  On 21/11/2014 at 08:27, Alan Bonthrone1 said:

Alfie Khan. Tojo.Nita Rossi.

 

Tojo.Now we're talking.

  On 20/11/2014 at 22:27, wiganer1 said:

the kid - andre is a big respin for me at the moment,,,,,when was this big at the casino?

 

Sure an old boy from Mansfield told me it was pre-Wigan.

  On 20/11/2014 at 22:27, wiganer1 said:

the kid - andre is a big respin for me at the moment,,,,,when was this big at the casino?

 

It predates the Casino Mark, it was reissued in 68 or 69 because it was so popular and never deleted, it was a revival in early 1978 and that's when the Congress pressings were done.

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Astral Trip - Mystic Moods.

Never heard it played after the Casino, does it ever get played anywhere?

  On 20/11/2014 at 22:08, Winsford Soul said:

Joey Dee and the starlighters. How can I forget you. Caniel records

Steve

 

One of the tunes that got me into northern (the instrumental). God, how my tastes have changed!! although I definitely still have a soft spot for it.

  On 20/11/2014 at 22:16, jocko said:

It was freshly covered at Stafford, or even slightly later, by Guy I think, Not to say it hadn't had a bash before, lots did. 

Essex was a wigan play not early though prob 75-77, I stopped going end 77 joined army

  On 21/11/2014 at 09:13, El Corol said:

Astral Trip - Mystic Moods.

Never heard it played after the Casino, does it ever get played anywhere?

awesome, it was said if you could dance to that you could dance to anything

astral trip blew me away when I heard it at wigan for the first time

 

the clapping was amazing

 

can understand why people don't like it but for me has special memories

  On 20/11/2014 at 23:24, wiganer1 said:

who remembers this ?

 

Me Mark, cos I still play it out occasionally :thumbsup:

  On 21/11/2014 at 09:06, wiganer1 said:

cheers...going big again

got a box 50 northern records 1972 for helping mate with his disco and the previous owner was a regular torch goer, he told me that all the records used to be played at the wheel and torch THE KID was among those records &after torch closed he wasent into northern any more

wife n kids etc

  On 19/11/2014 at 21:23, The Golden 101 said:

Played at Wigan.... When? !

WOZ MASSIVE @ THE TORCH...................ALWAYS PLAYED LATE ON BEFORE CLOSING

 

GREAT TRACK !!

Cmon boys, not many monsters. And still mostly deserving of being forgotten, IMVNHO!

 

How about Chris Bartley Out Of My Mind, a monster to 200/300 people for a couple of years, rarely heard? Revealled as really Van McCoy on here previously?

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Henry Boatwright - I Can Take Or Leave Your Lovin
  On 21/11/2014 at 11:44, jordirip said:

One of the tunes that got me into northern (the instrumental). God, how my tastes have changed!! although I definitely still have a soft spot for it.

 

First night I ever went to Wigan, Joey Dee and Little Joe Cook where the biggest records in the country, unforgettable

  On 21/11/2014 at 13:27, Phil Armstrong said:

Henry Boatwright - I Can Take Or Leave Your Lovin

 

I quite like that, except can never stop thinking of Hermans Hermits version when I hear it

  On 21/11/2014 at 12:46, back street blue said:

Forgotten....maybe not a monster...maybe more of a Mecca/Ritz sound....

Fabulous Jades - come on and live

It was me that first tested it out in March 74. A sensational floor clearer prompting a quick sale lol !

  On 21/11/2014 at 13:50, The Golden 101 said:

It was me that first tested it out in March 74. A sensational floor clearer prompting a quick sale lol !

 

hmm..all about timing..was played quite a bit later on..75 ish...

  On 20/11/2014 at 21:40, jim g said:

How about this one, never liked, I think it was a Keith Minshull spin

 

Kieth "Daylight Saving Time'

pretty big in '74 i loved it.. still do..alongside shane martin,bobby jason, larry santos,td valentine...

  On 21/11/2014 at 08:31, KevH said:

Sure an old boy from Mansfield told me it was pre-Wigan.

most definitely..a northern spin heard in most youth clubs '72..fairly easy to get and popular even before that..Wheel era probably

  On 21/11/2014 at 13:56, SHEFFSOUL said:

hmm..all about timing..was played quite a bit later on..75 ish...

It was never big in any year. Great flipside too.

  On 21/11/2014 at 11:57, tosspot said:

Me Mark, cos I still play it out occasionally :thumbsup:

The other side of The Chaumonts is the one that gets played now Love Is The Thing has a great Sx break in it.

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