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Love it or hate it a popular one at the Fleet in its day was the Shadow's and Reflections tune.

More currently The Scott Brothers Orchestra - They all came back

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HOLD ON HELP IS ON THE WAY-DAVIS AND TYLER.

Yep, I'd agree with that call, closely followed in no particular order by Milton Wright & The Terra Shirma Strings, Emannons Orchestra, Steve Karmen Orchestra, and a tune I've not heard out in years RPM Generation's Rona's Theme :lol:

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Maria O played a great one at Boomerang last week and new to me (although I think she said at the time that she had played the wrong side laugh.gif )

The Rotations - (Put A Nickel On) D-9 [instrumental] (Frantic)

yeah good shout but vocal much better

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Always had difficulties with instumentals. Sure enough some have a good 'Northern' beat, but soul is something quite different in my view.

Has no one mentioned the feckin' Bruvvers, or Eddie Bishop? - oh dear :g: !

Brian thumbsup.gif

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I don't see anything wrong at all with instrumentals.

connie clarke my sugar baby used to bring on

that unmistakeable buzz at the back of the head.

audrey slo on swan was a real floorpacker at the

fleet, loughborough, coalville etc.

I reckon instrumentals need a major rebranding campaign.

admittedly, there was a lot of dross played, especially thru 78,

but the wheel, torch & early wigan period ushered in

some true scene classics.

what I don't understand is this business

that it can't be soul if it ain't got a vocal.

tell that to the funk brothers or the meters!!

M

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Johnny Gibson Trio- Beachcomber

Watts 103rd st rhythm band- Brown Sugar

Frankie Crocker- Ton of Dynamite

Van Mccoy- Sweet and Easy to love

Bob Wilson and the San Remo quartet- All turned on

Soulvation Army Band- Dancing on a daydream

JR Walker & All Stars - Walk in the Night

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Maria O played a great one at Boomerang last week and new to me (although I think she said at the time that she had played the wrong side laugh.gif )

The Rotations - (Put A Nickel On) D-9 [instrumental] (Frantic)

Yes, well it was my 40th birthday - so considering a lot of my records were thrown in backwards in haste, I did well under the influence of Guiness. I thought it was funny, but Karen gave me a bollocking for admitting my mistake on the mic :ohmy:

I don't tend to like instrumentals, but one I keep meaning to throw on early doors is:

Movin' On - Larry Brown & Co.

It's the flip and instrumental of "Call On Me" by The Dynells on Vent - and good enough to stand on its own (imho).

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for me its got to be-------FRANK FOSTER

G DAVIS AND R TAYLOR :rolleyes:

EMMONS ORCH :yes:

butchs SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA -YOUR LOVE KEEPS ME

CRYING

HANK JACOBS :lol::lol:

THE KINNETS :yes: absolutly mental OLD STAFFORD PAT BRADY "STANLEY MITCHELL "c/up

PHRENETICS BAND- michigan move

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Just been reading the post by wiganer1 on the valerie&bobby capers track, although its been touched on before on this site i`m sure, it would be intresting to know your views on instrumentals, and which are your favourite tracks, personally i love em and one of my fav`s is FRANK FOSTER-HARLEM RUMBLE,whats yours?

Come on Harry, we all know you're a closet Andre Brasseur & his multisound organ fan!

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Just been reading the post by wiganer1 on the valerie&bobby capers track, although its been touched on before on this site i`m sure, it would be intresting to know your views on instrumentals, and which are your favourite tracks, personally i love em and one of my fav`s is FRANK FOSTER-HARLEM RUMBLE,whats yours?

instrumentals....shocking, cant stand them, give me a quality vocal everytime, no need for instrumentals with so much great stuff out there :thumbsup:

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I have always loved instrumentals both to dance to and to listen to. My favorites are;

Van McCoy - Sweet and easy

Earl Wright - Thumb a ride

Mike Post - Afternoon on the Rhino, and Bubblegum breakthrough

San Remo Strings - All turned on

Doni Burdick - Bari track

Magic disco machine - Control tower (who were they)?

and last but definately not least

Luthor Ingram - Exus trek (was he part of the large 'Ingram' family that also produced jazz funk in the 80s?)

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here are a few instrumentals that we all know ,love or hate

Remember Derek Allen playing this " TRACKS TO YOUR MIND " THE SOUNDS OF LANE

MIKE POST "AFTERNOON OF THE RHINO"

AL DE LORY & MANDANGE "RIGHT ON "

THE ARMARDA ORCHESTRA "IT'S THE SAME OLD SONG"

PAUL HUMPHREY "COCHISE"

THE FRENCH FRIES "DANSE A LA MUSIQUE"

BOOTS RANDOLPH "TAKE A LETTER TO MARIA"

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here are a few instrumentals that we all know ,love or hate

Remember Derek Allen playing this " TRACKS TO YOUR MIND " THE SOUNDS OF LANE

MIKE POST "AFTERNOON OF THE RHINO"

AL DE LORY & MANDANGE "RIGHT ON "

THE ARMARDA ORCHESTRA "IT'S THE SAME OLD SONG"

PAUL HUMPHREY "COCHISE"

THE FRENCH FRIES "DANSE A LA MUSIQUE"

BOOTS RANDOLPH "TAKE A LETTER TO MARIA"

forgot LITTLE QUEENIE BILL BLACKS COMBO

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Theres one ive never heard before ken like that one BOB CREWE does it again thumbsup.gif

Sounds like the detroit wheels whithout the ryder,£1 only last night at the Lifeline get together....was so good.Hi Harry!!

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Early day faves included :

Billy Preston-Billy's Bag

Ramsey Lewis-Wade In The Water

San Remo-Festival Time

Al Kent-You've Got To Pay The Price

The first time I went to Wigan, Earl Wright's-Thumb A Ride was playing as I walked from the multi story car park and as always remained special to me along with some others:

Jackie Lee-Oh My Darlin'

Fury's-I'm Satisfied With you

Luther Ingram-Exus Trek

Frankie Crocker-A Ton Of Dynamite

Boogie Man Orchestra-Lady,Lady,Lady

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Love it Paul...sax and hammond...what a great combination.

:D With you all the way on that - superb sound. If you don't already know them, check out the following tunes in a similar vein;

98c plus tax - Detroit City Limits (okeh) and

Pig Knuckles - Morrocco Muzik Makers (Motown)

Don't think you'll be disappointed!

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