Can we get rid of this misconception thats trotted out on here time & time again - not all places that dont play top 500 oldies play mid tempo "tosh" as you call it - try the burnley all nighter - up tempo dance music all night
The butch tape from 91 (whilst top quality soul) is not necessarily indicative of what he plays out at Lifeline or the 100 club which is good fantastic dance music
How many records discovered in the 80s/90s and even beyond do you know and have listened to out??
Too many people condemn the rare/underplayed scene without actually knowing what they're talking about IMO its proper f***ing northern soul!!!!!
No offence
There's quite a few on there I still like, Idle Few, Frank Lyndon, 7 Dwarfs & Charlie Gracie
Mick H played French Fries at a local oldie do a few weeks ago, sounded pretty good after about 8 pints
The "Butch's playing it I want one" = rise in price, is a well known phenomenon but if this causes a rise its taking things to a new level surely?
" Butch played this 22years ago on radio at the yarmouth weekender" = rise in price?? :huh:
What about Snoopy Dean - Shake & Bump has that ever been played anywhere since Blackpool mecca?
I reckon theres loads of mecca & cleethorpes records that havent been played for 30+ years
Most wouldnt be bothered if it was put on a plate for em.
If these records were played at my local oldies nights I guarantee there would be a mass walk out and much wailing and gnashing of teeth
As has been said, its their loss
1) Dean Barlow -Third window from the left (or is it right?)
2) Lou Lawton - Knick knack paddy (f***in) wank
3) ? - Catch that teardrop
Also hate the following not on their musical merits but due to dull unimaginative so called DJ's playing them ad nauseum and turning something I love into a joke
1) Bobby Womack - Home is where..
2) Philip Mitchell - I'm So Happy pissed off with this
3) Ruby andrews - Just Loving You