Simsy
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'Walk along on the lonely road, to the place where dreams unload, I know I will never stop, gonna walk until I drop' Jesse Davis 'It's just a phase a passing stage I tell myself we're going through' Garland Green 'Patience is a virtue and waiting can't hurt you, I know I'll make it somehow' Jesse Davis 'But I'm sticking with you baby, like a fuse to dynamite, I'll bust in a million pieces if you don't love me tonight' Roy Hamilton 'If you asked for a glass of water, I would run all the rivers dry, if you wanted someone else, I would gracefully step aside' Jerry Williams
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If anyone has a surplus copy in reasonable condition, for reasonable money, please let me know. Thanks, Ian.
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Probably easier to locate an original of Victor Kinght - Chinatown, than the pressing.
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Well FB squabbles are not really what this thread is about, it's a podcast review innit!
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Pretty much every track interesting to the ear and the whole podcast is laced with quality. Nice, well done.
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Just the right tempo for nighters: whistling giff ...
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Well I'll close it for now then if that's the general consensus. Thanks for all the contributions, most interesting.
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I still say that the emphasis is on up tempo at nighters at least and this thread should highlight the fact that it's okay to play more mid tempo, hey and beat ballads!
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Great tune! When I were courting our lass, she asked me about this record on a Pete S tape she had and really liked. It turned out to be the above. I boldly said that I had a copy and she could have it if she wanted. The next week I think it was, I saw one go for 90 quid. Fortunately,things have panned out in such a way, that it's just over there in the record cupboard. It may not be in my box, but yeah ... .
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX5mZ-f8PVo
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Gis a spot! No in all seriousness, I'll be at the next one, sounds like my pigeon.
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I do need to get myself along to SHS though, that much is for sure Is Stuart Tyler really a resident there Dave? Is he back for good from Gurnsey?
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137 or whatever posts in and I'm thinking things will be better musically for me when I'm based back in the Midlands. I'm only really in range of nighters in the Midlands or the North at the moment. People that are fortunate enough to live in the North of England, have a wealth of choice of soul nights, nighters and mini nighters - not to mention dayers, where all sorts of music can be heard. In the South, it's a little different. I own this. Never played it out and (despite this thread) probably never will. Yet, there was a time ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJQTzxxeIIA
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Not at the nighters I go to it isn't, certainly not rife.
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Fair point there Squire. Thread really more to do with perhaps a lack of bb/midtempo esp at nighters. Ere, get a load of this underplayed masterpiece https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF-aOZTXnzM
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Good to see you at the 100 Geoff. After reading the developments of this thread with interest, it would seem there is a tempo greyish area on anything that isn't 100 mph. That said, I'd not really seen 'medium tempo' until the above. So maybe we need a new scale? Slowy - Beat Ballad - Mid Tempo Beat Ballad - Medium Mid Tempo - Up Tempo - Stomper .....
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I think at a lot of nighters at least, the emphasis is too much towards up tempo. Nothing against uptempo, but some more mid tempo magic, underplayed stuff and the beat ballads you speak of. You would think the more hours to fill at a nighter would allow less uptempo stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOqCxEIPBCY
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Is it fair to say there's more mid tempo at soul nights than nighters these days?
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I suppose it depends where you go still to an extent, but these days if you hear a half dozen mid tempo numbers all night, you're doing well. So what happened to this wonderful genre that played such a big part at Stafford and the 100 Club in earlier years? And of course, would folk like to hear more of that sort of thing again these days?
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Look for ten pounds, you could be Peter Manship. I'm sure this action would show a significant percentage increase in annual record sales. Here's a couple of words from Eamonn to get you started. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTnhoRrYQrs#at=14
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Pitching up and forgetting to pitch down again. Cuing up the left deck with the cross fader in the middle and the volume still up and of course hitting deck stop on a playing record. The Devil made me do it as penance for having too many sherbets..
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There's a strong VG+ copy of NCSMN on ebay at the minute, a shade under £400 with a couple of days to go. Such a top soulful tune imo, that Sam Cooke -esq raspy soul lyric does it for me.
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Once on Manship list for £200 mid 1990's. Paid £35 for mine, late 80's. Cracking offer, brilliant record!
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General Wants spot on, think about it!
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