Irish Spinner

The Harrison Brothers {Bobalou Records‎} – Run For Your Life M- £175 Sold B. B. Brown { PitPot} – My Love For You / Low Down Dirty Tramp M- £125 Sold Billy Frazier - Oh Baby (Look At Me) {Music World Records} Promo M- £80 The Variations { Right on records} ‎– I Wanna Take You Uptown Ex £175 U.K postage paid

FREDDIE WILLIAMS minor scratch dnap, Ex con labels M- Offers over £400 .JIMMY ARMSTRONG Ex con Offers over £400 Offers on both records close 7/9/18 @ 20.00hrs U.K postage £7.50 all other places £10........ Paypal f&f if not add 4%

PM to you Kev.

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PAT POWDRILL - "DO IT/I CANT HERE YOU" - DOWNEY D-139 m-/m- £150 (Sold) OTIS CLAY - "HARD WORKING WOMAN" - COTILLION 44068 Ex/m- £45 (Sold) JUNIOR WELLS - "I'M GONNA CRAMP YOUR STYLE" - BRIGHT STAR 152 m-/m- £25(Sold) SAM BAKER - "I CAN'T TURN HER LOOSE" - SEVENTY-SEVEN SP 2174 m-/m- £25 (Sold) ESTHER PHILLIPS -"CHEATER MAN" / I'M SORRY" - ATLANTIC DEMO 45-2417 m-/m- £35(Sold) PM ME WITH OFFERS, PAYPAL ONLY PLEASE.

Carl Holmes....Crossing Over- Soul Dance No3

Track 243 never herd it played out not to say it hasn't been. Its an LP track so I would have thought that might ring a few bells with the modern slightly funky edged followers on here. Still dont touch Cool aid.. Atb Irish..https://youtu.be/KBX27j9sr34

Don't forget it ain't how fast you think a track is. Its the beat you can't handle. Due to your a lack of rhythm on the dance floor. Just watch how to keep up with the beat. They soon filled the floor at the start of this grt track at the last Burnley all niter. Then they dropped like flies when this extremely hard dance track got going. Played out by The Ruddster hard core luv it. .https://youtu.be/8OkDOV9RmSA

Syl's other "Try Me" on a Twinight Demo I have ...

Unique style just about sums Danny up when it came pulling of a spin. The start and the end just as important as the middle bit, that's what made it all flow. When your in full flight it looks much the same as the rest well almost !!! How you got there and came out of a spin without wiping out half the dance floor was the key. He sure had that mastered. As for video there was hardly a camera around then. I guess you wouldn't have had one very long lol and cameras were keep well away from the dance floor. But I know were your coming from on that score. There sure are a few parts to a spin never copied,only because the factor of timing started in your head in the way of feeling it, doing it,and what it lead to next,when a particular record was being played that's wot ya call being in the zone and Danny managed that very well as did Bill. Atb Irish

This Pic of myself on the left and Bill Bingham at the Peterborough all nighter in 1974 picture Taken by Danny Daniels RIP We were all very close friends from Cambridgeshire and the lads were top dancers from Cambs (Peterbro) Danny went on to win the Casino dance comp 1975 we all worked hard at perfecting our spinning Technics out on the floor. In my opinion Danny was to become one of the best speed wise to Squeek (Andy Peake) from Wolvo a Cats local I would say Danny was more consistent with good technic. The Cats turned out some of the best dancers and top spinners I have known, my mate Gethro for one the best all round dancer. Jacko great spinner and Squeek who was by far the fastest spinner on the Casino floor at that time 73/74. Frank Booper Ex Wheeler set the Bar for us all to better.It was just about bettering your self as a dancer with the up most respect for others on the floor not winning a competition witch I am sure Danny would have agreed with. I guess the though of winning a few pounds for doing what you did best always would have come in handy when you were only earning about £10 a week as a teenager lol. R.I.P Danny Irish

i must have missed that bit Kev or was it your wishful thinking mate. lol ....Atb Irish

An interesting little summery of a subculture . Each to there own and some people reading that will be well pissed off at that opinion. As for the line: "I love nothing more than selling a rare "northern" 45 because I never feel a sense of loss like I would if it was a funk,Brazilian,reggae,ska,latin or psych 45." I guess there many who hide under the umbrella of Northern followers would agree with that but wouldn't have the balls to admit it.