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    Why do some people include "let's have no politics & just enjoy the music" in their posts then do precisely the opposite?

    Can any dj honestly say they have never played a record of "dubious" origin?

    Think about the word honestly before you answer.

    Collectors & djs have this misconception that they own the scene - many of whom are so anally retentive that to actually be bothered to spend some time on a dancefloor & heaven forbid "enjoy themselves" is beyond them.

    Twenty dancers or one "chin stroker" - which of these adds up to a good night at a venue?

    Think all the "die hard" northern fans should carbon date DJs records to make sure the record wasn't manufactured after December 31st 1969. Heaven forbid that they would actually like anything made after that date.

    What do people think records like "Grooving At The GoGo", "Out On The Floor" & "At The DISCOtheque" referred to !!!!!!!!!!

    All the clues are there :thumbsup::thumbsup: .

    I mentioned on a previous thread that way back "then" Chubby Checker was "At The Discotheque".

    I don't think "At The Place That Plays Rare Uptempo Sixties Soul" was ever considered as an aternative title.

    LADA - Don't Depend On Me

    LADA - Hitch It To The Horse

    LADA - Uphill Climb To The Bottom

    LADA - I'm Standing

    LADA - I Go To Pieces

    ROVER - It's All Over

    ROVER - What Happened To Yesterday

    MERCEDES - Sitting In My 'C' Class

    That is a fake mate, it's just had the pitch changed, I know this for a fact because I recreated it myself and I'm pretty sure I posted it up here about 2 months ago.  Just need a program called "the amazing slow downer" and you can speed up the vocal while  the backing track stays the original speed.

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    Sneaky eh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Must be Henri Camara's agent behind this one.

    Until You Come Back To Me - Aretha Franklin

    Never Can Say Goodbye - Jackson 5

    Tell Me What You Want - Jimmy Ruffin

    IMHO These are just good soul records - I think the word "commercial" refers to the fact they sold well & hit the mainstream charts - this does not detract from their quality. Perhaps we sometimes get bogged down in the rarity & value syndrome to listen to what real quality is hiding in the dark corners of our boxes.

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