Can anyone tell me what is the difference between the two Kent releases of this prev unissued instrumental.One on Kent select and one on Kent Town.Which version is the best to play out .
Done a lot of research on this over the last couple of months.It appears there are no problems with the Poly sleeves as pictured in my first post and as pic below.I personally like using these as it protects the labels from ring wear when stored and when playing out.When DJ ing I like to get my records out of my box and put them to one side on the table.The poly gives that added bit of protection.
Hi Gogs
Two nice tunes there mate.I would suggest wading through the recent Wigan monsters thread,some of the best and worst northern soul oldies ever to be played are up there.
Also the Soul Source records thread has clips of what other guys are listening to and buying.
I think basically your right mate.But realistically no Wigan monsters will ever be totally forgotten as if the tune was a monster then there must be loads of people who still remember the tune.Its all subjective and as previously stated depends on Your age,the venues you attended,When or if you left the scene for a period.Regionally some records that get hammered are lesser played at other places.
However i think this thread has thrown up a boat load of records that many posters have said they have not heard for several years so they are forgotten in that respect.
At least it got us talking about records and its given us all a lot of enjoyment along the way.
Took me ages to get a real original copy of this Casino classic from the Millionaires.Never gets played anymore and is pretty much forgotten while their other track Never Never For Me has become an overplayed oldie.Much prefere this one myself
Yeah thats true but there are good reasons why the vast majority of the tunes should be remembered.
Lots of dross records were played at all the legendary clubs.The 80s also turned out some dire records and right up to the present there are many tunes that produce an almost audible groan whenever they are played.But even the dross attracts someone onto the dancefloor.
The early Wigan era tunes were before my time but i always feel that they create a certain x factor atmosphere that only these records can generate. They still cause a great deal of interest and discusion hence the longevity of the records reflected in this mamoth thread.
Brilliant Steve.Ive spent a lot of money over the years on original vinyl Wigan oldies but this one is unfortunately out of my price range now.Would love to own one.
Great thread this running out of likes Big Respect to you Wigan guys.
I Love the girlie sounds too Steve.I think that in the last couple of years there has been an upserge in popularity for some of the lesser played casino sounds and often its these sounds that seem to get the floor going.Frank Lyndon,Joey Dee,thelma Houston,Ron Holden all do well for me these days.
Also this one Steve one of the best Girlies ever
Hi Gogs
I spend hours on you tube listening to loads of stuff.Many times ive come accross tunes i have fellin love with and bought on original vinyl.Also its great to be reminded of forgotten classics and i have bought many such records to play in my spots.
From the point of view of records i could never afford check out the fantastic BazFromThe Past videos for some incredible millionaires only Northern All played on his gold plated Technics
Love looking at Juds videos to catch site of old mates dancing including a few of myself over the years , and get an idea of what gets played at a wide variety of different venues
But my fave videos are done by Ian Stacey.These are a mix of Ians own records played on his decks and some fantastic footage of nighters taken from the stage behind the DJ and decks mostly at Nuneaton.Ian captures the atmosphere and buzz briliantly.
That 74 contempo was the crap version wasnt it.Lots of lads got caught out on that one lol.Cant recall a casino classics just the later 1035 orange and a later one on a RCA UK EP. With Beverly Ann on other side