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From the album: ITS SPALDING
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From the album: ITS SPALDING
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From the album: ITS SPALDING
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mmmmmm that's what i'm talkin' about!
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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From the album: ST. IVES nov 2008
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merlin & the magicians, a poke play at cleethorpes although i'm sure searling got one as well at some point, almost sure it wouldn't have been russ!!!! .... just saying
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that'll be the sherry then! i'd like to thank all contibuters to this threat, it was a question asked in ernest and answered in many, many ways BUT you have all helped to clear the mud. thank you.
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i do hope you're not referring to those baggy trousers and white socks of yours again mr. smudgesmith!
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sorry
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i thought it might be a sound which contains a rhythmic back-beat which came to being in the late 60s with a complimentry bass riff which itself evolved into 'disco' during the 70s... but... with this rhythmic back-beat and complimentary bass riff there has to be an ingredient of 'soul', i.e. vocal melody or harmonies etc. etc. if that makes sense, a modern oldie may mean any sound containing the afore that has been played out on the scene whether from 70s, 80s, 90, or this century which may leave the field open from the carstairs to kenny thomas. or am i whizzing against the wind here?
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during your chat with Terry did he happen to say what he thinks a 'modern oldie' should be?
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at the St. Ives reunion this saturday the 'Theatre' room (where they used to play Oldies in the 70s) is going to have "Modern Oldies" played in there. I have my theory as to what a "Modern Oldie" should or may be but have heard many different definitions over the last few months when discussing the term with others. Can anyone please let me know his/her definition? thanks in advance. from a modernist old person with a hint of crossed-over signals from a much loved scene.
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From the album: Joy... nice one Angel xx
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barnsley crew know how to put on a bit of a do for 'our joy'
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From the album: Joy... nice one Angel xx
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From the album: Joy... nice one Angel xx
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From the album: Joy... nice one Angel xx
