Posted September 10, 200321 yr help us out mate says first played at Stafford by Dave Thorley i say a wigan spin first with a beer riding on it definite firsty play place is of most importance
September 10, 200321 yr Black Eyed Peas being the group think a 1970 release on Ultra City Funny enough on top of current uk charts is group callled the same Suppose Black eyed peas must be a sort of US equivelant to "mushy peas"..... maybe
September 10, 200321 yr I can remember Dave playing this, definetly in the early 80s, not sure whether it was at Stafford or not. Lots of the stuff played at Stafford had airings at the casino and didn't capture the imagination. That is, until us more discernable soulies from Stafford caught on and helped make them the classics they are today.
September 10, 200321 yr There was supposed to be a smiley in that post. As you dont have a *Tongue-in-cheeky*.
November 18, 200321 yr Anyone got an MP3 or if not an RA they can send me? send to chalky101@btinternet.com if you can Cheers chalky
December 11, 200321 yr To my knowledge this is mainly a Stafford record spun by Dave T. but as mikey points out lots of the early stafford records were played at Wigan in its final years (i got the tapes). I spun it a couple of times at the CSC some years ago but it didn't take with the main dancers so i binned it. I think the flip side is a live recording or crowd over dubbed etc...nice track as well mind. Anyway i'll go with Stafford as thats where it got really spun. Greg
December 11, 200321 yr Thats right Greg - a lot of early Stafford sounds had previously been broke or attempted to be broke at the Casino such as Smallest Man Alive, also remember 'Stafford' biggies such as Betty Lloyd, Ray Agee, Executive 4, Chaumonts instr., etc being spun in the latter days of the Casino
December 12, 200321 yr Chalky - try Hammy via Soul Talk for an RA. He's definately got a copy (well he did have earlier this year).
December 26, 200321 yr Or you can pay £150 at Manship's for the 45 itself. Expensive but tempting...
December 27, 200321 yr This record was played at Wigan for sure, but never did much there, it was around in boxes, common sight. That kind of thing.
April 24, 200619 yr Guest said: who is the smallest man alive? Guest said: send viruses to djshinx12@hotmail.com God this is an old thread......I've played this out a few times great record Edited April 24, 200619 yr by Baz
April 24, 200619 yr Black eyed peas......smallest man alive....... Smallest man alive ( repeat x 4) I look out over the land, the land that they say I own, it's so big, it's so great, but still i'm so all alone. Smallest man alive ( repeat x 2 ) A long way across the sea, they got a river named after me, i was the king, i was everything, but still i'm sad as i can be.. Don't you know i'm the.. smallest man alive ( repeat x 5 ) I can buy anything in the world, *****************pearls but you made me realise i'm the smallest man alive, Smallest man alive x 2 You could have had fame and power, you could have had the Eiffel tower, you could have had the true mona lisa, you could have had the tower of pisa, but you kept your love a side, made me the smallest man alive, Smallest man alive repeat to fade out........
April 24, 200619 yr Guest said: who is the smallest man alive? P. T. Barnum & General Tom Thumb Tom's the smallest man alive. Well he was at the time. He's the one on the right btw. He should take that cap off, it makes him look silly.
April 24, 200619 yr Simsy said: P. T. Barnum & General Tom Thumb Tom's the smallest man alive. Well he was at the time. He's the one on the right btw. He should take that cap off, it makes him look silly. Not sure if that's true I remember a guy at Wigan called Matchie from Rotheram - good dancer - sure he was smaller than Tom Thumb
April 24, 200619 yr KarenC said: I can buy anything in the world, *****************pearls I didn't realise they swore in it
April 24, 200619 yr soulfulsaint said: Not sure if that's true I remember a guy at Wigan called Matchie from Rotheram - good dancer - sure he was smaller than Tom Thumb Matchie is still about but he isn't the smallest man alive
April 24, 200619 yr KarenC said: Matchie is still about but he isn't the smallest man alive Nope he's his dad
April 24, 200619 yr in town Mikey said: I can remember Dave playing this, definetly in the early 80s, not sure whether it was at Stafford or not. Lots of the stuff played at Stafford had airings at the casino and didn't capture the imagination. That is, until us more discernable soulies from Stafford caught on and helped make them the classics they are today. Seem to recall that the Ghetto Boys - Handwriting on the Wall was a Casino spin too (amongst as you say many other) always loved this when Guy was playing it at Stafford
April 24, 200619 yr soulfulsaint said: Not sure if that's true I remember a guy at Wigan called Matchie from Rotheram - good dancer - sure he was smaller than Tom Thumb Presumably he was called Matchie because of he Swan Vesta-esq build?
April 24, 200619 yr Simsy said: It's official, Nelson DeLaRosa >The Smallest Man Alive< Oh bless him, he is so sweet
April 24, 200619 yr KarenC said: Oh bless him, he is so sweet I think he plays on that to get women. See his Mrs?! This is on topic innit?
April 24, 200619 yr hey simsy. could you remove that black shakey head from your site contact because ive got this thing /problem about black shakey heads. i know you will understand because you seem to have this problem about peoples size. you put up a site about EXTREME VIDEOS and mention swan vestas. you should ask any one who has known match for a long time if you should dis him in this way.
April 25, 200619 yr denmac said: hey simsy. could you remove that black shakey head from your site contact because ive got this thing /problem about black shakey heads. i know you will understand because you seem to have this problem about peoples size. you put up a site about EXTREME VIDEOS and mention swan vestas. you should ask any one who has known match for a long time if you should dis him in this way. Come again?
April 25, 200619 yr Simsy said: P. T. Barnum & General Tom Thumb Tom's the smallest man alive. Well he was at the time. He's the one on the right btw. He should take that cap off, it makes him look silly. he should take it off it adds inches, he looks taller than he really is cihick from (steve patton) from bedford was the smallest fella' i knew or maybe steve carter from market harborough.
April 27, 200619 yr ken said: Dont know about the smallest,but this fella` as the biggest head ever... Only just seen this
help us out
mate says first played at Stafford by Dave Thorley
i say a wigan spin first
with a beer riding on it
definite firsty play place is of most importance