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Probably about 70% of my boxes from 1974 - which some sod borrowed in about 1982 and i never got back will have to try and rack my brain cell - Paul Fry N Wales where are you I wan't my boxes back!!!! (not for the vinyl but those schweppes crates are hard to get hold of now) yes.gif

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Unfotunately some of it is coming back to me now. Maybe I had subconciously supressed them, and won't be seeking hypno therapy to bring this one back!!

(Win Place or Show) She's a Winner - The intruders AAGHHHHHH.

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Elusive - Babe Ruth

My Baby Loves love - White Plains

Sign of the Times - Petula Clark

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How did they get played in the first place

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Oh come off it Ged - White Plains was never played, how could it have, it was in the top 20 in 1970 or thereabouts.

Elusive sounded great blasted out.

Petula Clark...oh dear

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Oh come off it Ged - White Plains was never played, how could it have, it was in the top 20 in 1970 or thereabouts.

Elusive sounded great blasted out.

Petula Clark...oh dear

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I may have suffered from a chemically induced memory schism on the white plains but wigan 78ish I think. Someone will know - about same time as pet clark I think.

I though babe ruth was released post midnight 31st dec 1969? yes.gif

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Oh come off it Ged - White Plains was never played, how could it have, it was in the top 20 in 1970 or thereabouts.

Elusive sounded great blasted out.

Petula Clark...oh dear

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WEAK SPOT--UTTER SH#TE

IF YOU LOVED ME --PEGGY MARCH .URGH yes.gif

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WEAK SPOT--UTTER SH#TE

IF YOU LOVED ME --PEGGY MARCH .URGH :rolleyes:

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The Seeds "Pushing too hard"

Lou Christie Lightening strikes

Delrays Unlimited Destination unknown

Teddy Vann Theme from Coloredman

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The Seeds "Pushing too hard"

Lou Christie Lightening strikes

Delrays Unlimited Destination unknown

Teddy Vann Theme from Coloredman

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f*** you :rolleyes: seeds is top tune,and i aint no oldies freek.

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Elusive - Babe Ruth

My Baby Loves love - White Plains

Sign of the Times - Petula Clark

:rolleyes:

How did they get played in the first place

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I agree with you on the first two but how dare you mix sign of the times in with this sh*te. Gets spins in "My Front Room" events - one of mr smirnoff's favorites

Guest Jamie
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Another Mr Levine special

L J Johnson - Your Magic Put A Spell On Me.

How fast was that???!!!! :rolleyes:

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I never even heard of that...was meant to be records that were once massive - sorry if I missed out on that one  :rolleyes:

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could have swore that Sugar Dumpling got played at Cleethorpes on Good Friday?? I won't vote on it though.

What about 'Along comes mary' 'Baja Marimba Band'. wacko.gif

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Another Mr Levine special

L J Johnson - Your Magic Put A Spell On Me.

How fast was that???!!!!  :rolleyes:

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Can we not dismiss all of the "Levine" productions?

A couple were "reasonable covers" such as Johnny Bristol "Man up in the sky", but by and large as a genre we could largely write them off - couldn't we?

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Rock rubbish - no place at a soul venue.....

:huh:

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Come on then tell what Nsoul is then,yes i do like rock records this aint one of em,come back :rolleyes: Ken

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you may think that the records mentioned in previous threads as garbage.But i can say that current records like kenny thomas frank barlow and a host of modern and r/b are just as bad or if not worse.Probably thats why alot of people are off the northern scene is because they dont play tunes like wombat/babe ruth/destination unknown e.t.c .Everybodys different.

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Come on then tell what Nsoul is then,yes i do like rock records this aint one of em,come back :rolleyes: Ken

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Not feeling inclined to open up that old "Pandoras box" about what is / isn't "Nsoul" at this time of day.

Glad someone likes it though, and I bet Pete S probably does too - I just don't class it as "credible" for the rare soul scene, and I don't think I am alone.

Thought it was a joke when I first heard it at "Wigan" in 1980 - my opinion has never changed on it....God I hope it's not in the process of being "revived" :huh:


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Barnaby Bye - Cant't Live That Way  :rolleyes:

Short & sweet NickG

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trouble is with these sounds

there all oldies so will be played at some point over the years

barnaby bye was asked for me to play at the last bedworth by one the best dancers in our area who went wigan all the time...so these 45s mean lot of things to diff people

who are we to say there taste is better / worse than the next mans

ref astral trip

one the great Wigan instrumentals,,,one i d dance to even if i was on my own,,which i maybe would be,,probably

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you may think that the records mentioned in previous threads as garbage.But i can say that current records like kenny thomas frank barlow and a host of modern and r/b are just as bad or if not worse.Probably thats why alot of people are off the northern scene is because they dont play tunes like wombat/babe ruth/destination unknown e.t.c .Everybodys different.

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Totaly agree with you there,sick of people putting records into box`s if you have not noticed allready,there is NO box for northnsoul,oh!! thats not record box`s either. :rolleyes: Ken

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Records that were once massive but no one would dare play out today because they are so terrible.

I'll start:

THE CHERRY PEOPLE - AND SUDDENLY

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Kung Fu Fighting - Carl Douglas :rolleyes:

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you may think that the records mentioned in previous threads as garbage.But i can say that current records like kenny thomas

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Never been a fan of Kenny Thomas either.....

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Never been a fan of Kenny Thomas either.....

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Are you CRAZY :rolleyes::huh:

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trouble is with these sounds

there all oldies so will be played at some point over the years

barnaby bye was asked for me to play at the last bedworth by one the best dancers in our area who went wigan all the time...so these 45s mean lot of things to diff people

who are we to say there taste is better / worse than the next mans

ref astral trip

one the great Wigan instrumentals,,,one i d dance to even if i was on my own,,which i maybe would be,,probably

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vocal. :rolleyes:

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Good Call - utter ****

Never could stand Sea Cruise even back in the olden days

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Is that the Inst/vocal chrissieo.

Guest FYLDECOAST
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8th Avenue Band - Whole Thing

Lindy Stevens - Pennygold

Bobby Lester - Hang Up Your Hang Ups

Boots Randolph - Take A Letter Maria

Steve Mc

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Always associate Present with the  Oddfellows. Maybe because its on the Leicester video.

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Love a copy of the Leicester video...I'm on it somewhere!

Usual story... lent mine out to someone who lent it to a friend....

Wouldn't mind a copy again if somebody would be so kind?

obviously some recompense would be in order.... :rolleyes:

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Gary said it was a very small event.Not the bra busting events that my mates puts on :huh: shame on you Reg...Come on Gary and make my day..

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Quite right Stevie, not Kings Hall. However there is a very small connection, tenuous to say the least :rolleyes:

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Not feeling inclined to open up that old "Pandoras box" about what is / isn't "Nsoul" at this time of day.

Glad someone likes it though, and I bet Pete S probably does too - I just don't class it as "credible" for the rare soul scene, and I don't think I am alone.

Thought it was a joke when I first heard it at "Wigan" in 1980 - my opinion has never changed on it....God I hope it's not in the process of being "revived"  :huh:

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Yeah I love it but hand on heart I had no idea it had been played as 'northern', I have it as a garage punk record and one of the best, especially the organ solo :rolleyes:

must be a Russ spin! But yes, great record, not a northern sound though


Guest Soultown andy
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Rubber kneckin played at casino 1979 by Dave Evison,it was also Dave that started to spin Lightnin strikes,brave lad our dave :rolleyes: .

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I have one somewhere, I'll give it another listen based on your  :rolleyes: expression.

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I think a lot of these records don't stand up in the cold light of day - but when you used to hear them played out, loud, they took on a different guise altogether. I mean, you couldn't listen to something like Broadway Cissy at home because it's a mess and doesn't make sense, but at Wigan it sounded incredible..

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:huh:

fantastic record!

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I've just "relistened" to the Del Rays Inc again for the first time in years and "reappraised" it. Don't agree that it's "fantastic", but I do wish to "delete" it from my previous list, as it's not bad. Is this allowable? :rolleyes:

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Rubber kneckin played at casino 1979 by Dave Evison,it was also Dave that started to spin Lightnin strikes,brave lad our dave  :rolleyes: .

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He has played some most "bizarre" records Andy - "Paint it black" was also one of his "finer moments in soul" I seem to recall.....as I recoiled in horror from the hallowed Wigan dancefloor at 7.15 one Sunday morning....but we cannot mention that, as it is an instrumental. :huh:

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I've just "relistened" to the Del Rays Inc again for the first time in years and "reappraised" it. Don't agree that it's "fantastic", but I do wish to "delete" it from my previous list, as it's not bad. Is this allowable? :rolleyes:

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I played the wah wah guitar solo on that record :huh:

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Lucky Charms - Tied to your heart

keith

Jewels - Togetherness

Main Change ? - Sunshine

downright nasty......

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The Jewels are a class act! and Black Power is skit. I can tell you a venue that plays them every once in a while (but only when Danny's not looking :rolleyes: )

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The Jewels are a class act! and Black Power is skit. I can tell you a venue that plays them every once in a while (but only when Danny's not looking :huh: )

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Wendy did I promise to send you some cd's, because if I did, I apologise but my PM box got full so I deleted the lot...honest :rolleyes:

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Wendy did I promise to send you some cd's, because if I did, I apologise but my PM box got full so I deleted the lot...honest  :rolleyes:

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p.s. obviously it was full up because I am so popular :huh:

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I think there are so many brilliant records that could never make a come back. Most of them because they have never gone away. :)

Sometimes, no strike that - all the time I wish some of them would disapear for 5 or so years then perhaps they would elicit the special responce that I get when I hear some fantastic tune I'd nearly forgotten :)

Guest martyn
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I think a lot of these records don't stand up in the cold light of day - but when you used to hear them played out, loud, they took on a different guise altogether.  I mean, you couldn't listen to something like Broadway Cissy at home because it's a mess and doesn't make sense, but at Wigan it sounded incredible..

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I listen to Broadway Cissy at home,played it earlier.I mean, where else am I likely to hear it (or astral trip,The Jewels,Babe Ruth et al)? :D

Guest the dukester
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Always thought James Coit was ok myself,one of the first records i bought and have alaways kept it...It says in the bible(top 500 shhh.gif ) that this tune is no more,would like to hear it out just once more to make my mind up..I have give it a spin at a couple of  nights but they were not places where the soul police would go :D

Murial Day..."nine times out of ten"..Now that is a record from the past and for the past..Would like to know if anyone heard it get a play in the last 25 years..Now that is sh"te indeed...  :D

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M.DAY :D PLAYED AT SOUL 99 SCARBOROUGH FEB EVENT 2005, WAS IT CHRIS KING, YOGI, MICK OR ADY??? :D

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