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The Olympics - Same old thing (very topical) Triumphs - Coming to your rescue Little Carl Carlton - Competition ain't nothing Mamie Galore - It ain't necessary &#

Peter99 Veteran

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Rufus Lumley: Stronger Than Me

Remember this being massive at the Birmingham Locarno & other venues

Can't remember the last time I heard this played

Used to love this Moggy - I think I might still like it!

Davetay Veteran

Davetay

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PAUL HUMPHREY - COCHISE

BETTY WRIGHT - WHERE IS THE LOVE

GLORIA JONES - TAINTED LOVE

The other Betty Wright played same time " Love don,t grow on a love tree"

Both from the "Danger High Voltage" LP.

Mach Veteran

Mach

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Fookin hell - I thought I used to like that! Just played the clip cos I couldn't remember - er, well. Obviously the medication at the time had a part to play.

:D

.... :no::D ..funny

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Silvetti-Spring Rain

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Our Kid

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Silvetti-Spring Rain

Sounds like it falls into the never to be revived category but I bet this one would hit the mark again with any younger members of the audience.Heard it out about 3 years ago and you know what - it sounded bloody good.Bizarrely it sounded fresh (no I wasn't half hissed!)

Paul

Pete S Veteran

Pete S

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Not that I do it much nowadays, but I always play Rufus Lumley - Stronger Than Me off a carvers I had done, got it put into mono and it sounds incredible...brilliant brilliant record

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kevinsoulman

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Two from Mr Levine productions, and these were massive.

Reaching for the Best - The Exciters

Your Magic Put a Spell on Me - L J Johnson

somebody played l j johnson at brid this year couldnt believe it

kev

De-to Veteran

De-to

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remember these being big tunes in the day not sure about them now imo,

tavares,heaven & dont take away the music,

miracles,love machine,

v sue robinson,turn the beat around,

betty wright,where is the love,

not a big tune but i remember sam playing,dont go breaking my heart,kd+ej mid 70s ish at st ives all-nighter, ph34r.gifph34r.gifph34r.gif

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Not that I do it much nowadays, but I always play Rufus Lumley - Stronger Than Me off a carvers I had done, got it put into mono and it sounds incredible...brilliant brilliant record

Pete

Anyway you can post up a sound clip please

been years since I heard it smile.gif

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I know it was never a monster , but i hope people dont start playing "for guys who like it" the Falstaffers again it makes me cringe laugh.giflaugh.gif

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Jeanette Williams,

something goods gotta hold of me,early wigan play anyone got a copy for sale?

Simon


Pete S Veteran

Pete S

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somebody played l j johnson at brid this year couldnt believe it

kev

Kev - in I think it was late 78, Evison reactivated LJ Johnson and it went truly massive again, three years after initial plays. I don't think I've heard it played since but a lot of those records have actually dated pretty well - Barbara Pennington's 24 hours a day and Running in another direction being two absolute corkers. In my opinion, obviously

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Millie Jackson : House for sale

was massive and rightly so, I aint heard this at a venue for yonks sad.gif

Harry Crosby Veteran

Harry Crosby

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Kev - in I think it was late 78, Evison reactivated LJ Johnson and it went truly massive again, three years after initial plays. I don't think I've heard it played since but a lot of those records have actually dated pretty well - Barbara Pennington's 24 hours a day and Running in another direction being two absolute corkers. In my opinion, obviously

Been racking my brains to remember the one that reminds of that time VICKY SUE ROBINSON-TURN THE BEAT AROUND was it on RCA? biggrin.gif

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Have been playing it in and around D¼sseldorf for the last couple of months.

Lovely tune.

always thought this was a great record. remember soul sam giving it a few spins around 1980. flip it over for ace mid tempo dancer(imho) that would go if given the spins. think it's called "it takes a woman to love a man". also re ral donner. he died a few years back and yeah he made his living as an elvis impersonator. i think he was in elvis' band at one point but i could be wrong. i usually am!!

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Tabs

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Correct Harry.

Been racking my brains to remember the one that reminds of that time VICKY SUE ROBINSON-TURN THE BEAT AROUND was it on RCA? biggrin.gif
Davetay Veteran

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Kev - in I think it was late 78, Evison reactivated LJ Johnson and it went truly massive again, three years after initial plays. I don't think I've heard it played since but a lot of those records have actually dated pretty well - Barbara Pennington's 24 hours a day and Running in another direction being two absolute corkers. In my opinion, obviously

L J Johnson did 24 hours a day i think it was in 79 or 80 good version.

I still love Barbara Pennington, both!

Codfromderby Long Time

Codfromderby

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L J Johnson did 24 hours a day i think it was in 79 or 80 good version.

I still love Barbara Pennington, both!

check out barbara pennington "i cant erase the thought of you" stormer thumbsup.gif b side of 24 hours

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De-to

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slightly off topic but while the rotund producers mid 70s offerings are being mentioned on this topic can anyone else remember him being on the stage at wigan casino on a saturday night/sun morning mid 70s hurling copys of one or some of his 45s must have been weakspot/24 hours a day???,so who invited him?? because this was about the time of the wigan/mecca punch up thingy and i remember some of the 45s being hurled back at him,happy days, :ohmy:ph34r.gifph34r.gifph34r.gif

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Paul R

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slightly off topic but while the rotund producers mid 70s offerings are being mentioned on this topic can anyone else remember him being on the stage at wigan casino on a saturday night/sun morning mid 70s hurling copys of one or some of his 45s must have been weakspot/24 hours a day???,so who invited him?? because this was about the time of the wigan/mecca punch up thingy and i remember some of the 45s being hurled back at him,happy days, :ohmy:ph34r.gifph34r.gifph34r.gif

Possibly the night that the "Chicago Roadshow" were in attendance, performing live. LJ Johnson, Evlyn Thomas & Barbara Pennington(I think). Mr Levine was giving away those "Tomorrow" demos of the tracks. I had a Doomsday Voc/Inst.

Paul

Sjclement Long Time

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What about,Fabula, I think thats how its spelled,I remember J,Vincent,playing it mid 70s,total pop record.

Kev. :ohmy:

Fabula The Magic Band total sh*t

and that goes for Condition Red as well.

but you couldn't get on the floor while they were playing!!!

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falbala- the magic band ?

Yeah ,but I dont think I'd class Falbala as pop (or soul for that matter !).Just 'different'.....I liked it anyway :ohmy:

My offerings ;

Helen Shapiro -Stop etc

Love Hustle

Reg Veteran

Reg

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I went to a night a few years ago (sorry I'm too shy to mention which one.. tongue.gif ) and a lot of the records mentioned on this thread were played including the Man about the House theme (condition red... :ohmy: ). For a one off it was a bit of fun but I got the impression that it wasn't a one off for that venue. I've been to a few oldies nights but this was something else. Also on the list played that night were:

Boogie Man Orchestra -Lady lady lady (instrumental)

Gentleman and their lady - Like her

Apples peaches pumpkin pie - Jay and the Techniques

and what's that one called that goes "standing at the station, waiting for the number 8 train.."..is it Beverly Ann?

Anyway....it seems that one person's "never again" is anothers "yes please" laugh.gif as the place was packed!

Jerry Hipkiss Veteran

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and what's that one called that goes "standing at the station, waiting for the number 8 train.."..is it Beverly Ann?

Yup, "He's coming home"...have to say, still one to get the ladeeez on the dancefloor - and quite a few guys as well. Truthfully, I'm bored with playing it, but still have to dig it out occasionally!


Reg Veteran

Reg

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Yup, "He's coming home"...have to say, still one to get the ladeeez on the dancefloor - and quite a few guys as well. Truthfully, I'm bored with playing it, but still have to dig it out occasionally!

That's the one...the memory's not what it used to be :ohmy: My husband goes mad when I forget stuff but I think my brain has a one in one out policy re records these days tongue.gif

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I went to a night a few years ago (sorry I'm too shy to mention which one.. :D ) and a lot of the records mentioned on this thread were played including the Man about the House theme (condition red... :unsure: ). For a one off it was a bit of fun but I got the impression that it wasn't a one off for that venue. I've been to a few oldies nights but this was something else. Also on the list played that night were:

Boogie Man Orchestra -Lady lady lady (instrumental)

Gentleman and their lady - Like her

Apples peaches pumpkin pie - Jay and the Techniques

and what's that one called that goes "standing at the station, waiting for the number 8 train.."..is it Beverly Ann?

Anyway....it seems that one person's "never again" is anothers "yes please" :lol: as the place was packed!

I like Beverly Anne ! He's Coming Home I think it's called.

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One i played on Saturday night at Nuneaton Greg Perry / Love Control had a few telling me it was great to hear it being played out again.

Ralph

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One i played on Saturday night at Nuneaton Greg Perry / Love Control had a few telling me it was great to hear it being played out again.

Ralph

I spin this every now & then, really great tune!

Simon :unsure:

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good angel

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Millie Jackson : House for sale

was massive and rightly so, I aint heard this at a venue for yonks :lol:

Its a bit of a handbagers record,its played at the soul disco nights do's

Kev :unsure:

Jim G Veteran

Jim G

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Suprised no-one has mention Footsse (oh, I just did!)

Hide in cupbooards all you want, but it is time to come out and revive this, it did packe the floors way back then!

Davetay Veteran

Davetay

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Al Wilson Passport

Jimmy James Help Yourself

Outsiders Lonely Man

Danny Wagner This Thing Called Love

Robert Knight Branded

Thelma Houston I Ain,t Going Nowhere

Magic Disco Machine Control Tower

Harley Hatcher Soul Hustler

Taj Mahal A Lot of Love

Dave Long Time

Dave

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Kev - in I think it was late 78, Evison reactivated LJ Johnson and it went truly massive again, three years after initial plays. I don't think I've heard it played since but a lot of those records have actually dated pretty well - Barbara Pennington's 24 hours a day and Running in another direction being two absolute corkers. In my opinion, obviously

Tend to agree Pete.. I wish that sort of 70s was a bit more fashionable these days. :wub:

One or two more from 75/76:

World Column, So Is The Sun

Babe Ruth, Elusive

Black Nasty, Cut Your Motor Off

Esther Phillips, What A Difference A Day Makes

Al Foster, Night of The Wolf (awesome!)

and then there was: Barnaby Bye- Can't Live this Way, Biddhu- Exodus :thumbup:

I went to a night a few years ago (sorry I'm too shy to mention which one.. :D ) and a lot of the records mentioned on this thread were played including the Man about the House theme (condition red... :yes: ). For a one off it was a bit of fun but I got the impression that it wasn't a one off for that venue. I've been to a few oldies nights but this was something else. Also on the list played that night were:

Boogie Man Orchestra -Lady lady lady (instrumental)

Gentleman and their lady - Like her

Apples peaches pumpkin pie - Jay and the Techniques

and what's that one called that goes "standing at the station, waiting for the number 8 train.."..is it Beverly Ann?

Anyway....it seems that one person's "never again" is anothers "yes please" :D as the place was packed!

Ginger played Gentleman and Their Lady at Cleggy last year... packed the floor!

Yep top tune!

This should get played more.

Eh? A couple of years ago you couldn't go in a venue (or a lift, for that matter) on the east side of the country without hearing Millie Jackson! :thumbup:

BTW.. has anyone mentioned Wayne Gibson yet? :D

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jeanette harper-fools paradise

gtos-girl from new york city

lou roberts-ten to one

ann d'andre-dont stop looking

two versions of?-just one more chance(is all i need.....)

the last one i remember well, as i used to get sore hands from clapping along to it!!!

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Ginger played Gentleman and Their Lady at Cleggy last year... packed the floor!

I loved Gentleman and Their Lady (preferred the short version)

Does anyone play the Jades any more? - classic case of loved it at the time, but think it's poo now.

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