Bank holiday weekends upon us,

so spare a bit time to let us know your..........

1. favorite instrumentals

2. and, do you think they are as popular as they used to be?

alan

Bank holiday weekends upon us,

so spare a bit time to let us know your..........

1. favorite instrumentals

2. and, do you think they are as popular as they used to be?

alan

1. Uptight - Henry Jerome

2. No

Chequer board squares - double cooking

and another no

the mad instrumental by the kinettes (think thats right) that roger banks has/had is the best one i've ever heard

the mad instrumental by the kinettes (think thats right) that roger banks has/had is the best one i've ever heard

WITHOUT A DOUBT GOTTA BE THE BEST

1. lockes theme or funky funky

2.no but they should be

A/ King Curtis - Green Onions - Atco (Awesome !!)

B/ No

Swifty

also..

marketts - stirrin up some soul

exus trek

chaumonts - now youve gone

Junior Walker - Good Rockin

Bank holiday weekends upon us,

so spare a bit time to let us know your..........

1. favorite instrumentals

2. and, do you think they are as popular as they used to be?

alan

Romeos - mon petite chow

Instumentals being classed as soul has never really sat with me very well, but as part of a dance or overall genre they can be great.

I've always loved Scrub-Board by the Trammps.

Not northern, but I don't think you can get better than Fred Wesley & The JB's - Blow You Head

Edited May 22, 200916 yr by John Reed

San Remo Strings---I Have Faith In You

No

Lenny

1/ hold on help is on the way - davis & tyler

2/ this track popular? - still is for me!

Great shout Joan I love this but could never get interest oin the floor when i used to spin it !! cant remember where i first heard this, may have been droylsden all-niters?

Grant

It was certainly played there Grant. By Gary Spencer if my memory serves me correctly?

Then again I could be wrong. Chalky will remember I'm sure.

It was certainly played there Grant. By Gary Spencer if my memory serves me correctly?

Then again I could be wrong. Chalky will remember I'm sure.

needs to be played more,great dancer, soooo northern!!

needs to be played more,great dancer, soooo northern!!

Absolutely!

Every bit as good as I Miss My Baby & Bari Track.

Like I said, I hate instrumentals but this tune is far too good for vocals!

Absolutely!

Every bit as good as I Miss My Baby & Bari Track.

Like I said, I hate instrumentals but this tune is far too good for vocals!

Oooo, a thread, and not just a posting.

the mad instrumental by the kinettes (think thats right) that roger banks has/had is the best one i've ever heard

Any chance of a sound clip of this one anybody?

Young holt unlimited - California montage. very soulful instrumental

Ronnie n Robin - Sidras theme, the snare drum on every beat with the simple 2 beat fills does it for me. great tune

Bank holiday weekends upon us,

so spare a bit time to let us know your..........

1. favorite instrumentals

2. and, do you think they are as popular as they used to be?

alan

Love instrumentals and will always play one or two when DJing (any more than that can get stale). Many favourites over the years but two that I'm currently playing are:

Matta Baby - Do The Pearl Girl

Subway Riders - After The Session

Are they as popular as they used to be? No.

John.

Edited May 22, 200916 yr by John Al

I don't generally like to hear instrumental versions of a good vocal record - one that really springs to mind is the instrumental version of Mickey Lee Lane - He Sha Lo Ney.

I do like good instrumentals in their own right though & 2 of my favourites are-

Green Onions - Booker T & The MGs - been a favourite of mine for about 25 years & still gives me a tingle when I hear it

Detroit City Limits - 98 cents plus tax - pure, seemingly effortless, quality

Birdwalking

no

Rick

I don't generally like to hear instrumental versions of a good vocal record - one that really springs to mind is the instrumental version of Mickey Lee Lane - He Sha Lo Ney.

Tracks to your mind - The sounds of lane - Cobblestone

Here's a few that I love...

Al Kent - Ooh! Pretty Lady

Bob Wilson - All Turned On

San Remo Strings - Festival Time

Bob & Earl Band - My Little Girl

LJ Reynolds & The Chocolate Suyrup - The Penguin Breakdown

Holland & Dozier - Don't Leave Me (Instrumental)

Try it by only including "proper" instrumentals - ie not backing tracks.

Zola - King Errison

Rhona's Theme - RPM Generation

Soul Improvisations - Van McCoy (Full length album mix of course !!)

Hold On Help Is On The Way - G Davis & R Tyler

Lost Time - Popcorn Wylie

Yeah You're Right............ - The Gaturs

Midnight Brew - Melvin Carter

Afternoon Of The Rhino - Mike Post Coalition

Thumb a ride - Earl Wright

nope

Three from me. All different but then again all strangely similar.

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Kaddo Strings - Crying Over You - Impact

Producers - Lady, Lady, Lady - Huff Puff

NO

KTF

Baz

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Frantic escape The innocent bystanders

Rat race

ect ect

My fav is Just Brothers - Sliced Tomatoes

and no to other question

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Had a look through other replies did see this listed, I don't really go for instrumentals much, BUT

Harlem Rumble does it for me-Brilliant choon

also like the instrumental version of Genie (Terri Bryant) came out on a cd

DJ

How about these two...100% awesome:

'Detroit Rhythm Section' - I know something

'Frank Foster' - Going back to Detroit

PURE Northern Soul allnighter stormers!

not a great lover of instrumentals but

the one for me as to be

chaumonts-now youve gone

fantastic nighter sound that never gets any spins

sid

How about these two...100% awesome:

'Detroit Rhythm Section' - I know something

'Frank Foster' - Going back to Detroit

PURE Northern Soul allnighter stormers!

The Frank Cooper I assume you mean Les Cooper Motor City? If so always had a soft spot for this, will put sound clip up if not already there.

The Dogs " Soul Step " And No to the 2nd question.

the mad instrumental by the kinettes (think thats right) that roger banks has/had is the best one i've ever heard

Superb

HI ALL

Ihave only been a member of SOUL-SOURCE justa few months and here we go again? so I have limited it to a instrumentle that I got first on a europian LP of KIETH MANSFIELD & HIS ORCHESTA 1st things 1st I highley recomend his LP a must buy, 2nd the CLASS INSTUMENTAL on the Album :- BOOGALOO its absulutly brill, 9 months ago my mate jim and myaelf were talking about the LP and the ex trax on it, he informed me 1 of the LPs trax come out on CBS in 68 in the UK...called SOUL CONFUSION iI informed him although I had not got it I nwe of its exsistance, he then told me he had a copy of BOOGALOOAS a US 45.this I clearly did not no, I now have a copy and its has become one of my favourate INSTRUMENTAS of all time? DAVE KIL

Romeos - mon petite chow

With you on this one, Mark...Always loved this since mid 80s 100 club.. Big Keb spin..

I love instrumentals, so many great dancers' tunes amongst 'em. Great ones mentioned; few more;

South like West .. Johnny Guitar Watson, Fi Yi Dance.. Soulful Two, Johnny Mirage .. New love inst.( fantastic John Vincent play from the Fleet days.

Instru-MENTALS need to be back in vogue, not enough played thesedays IMO.

Dave Hamilton - Pisces Pace - TCB

soulmac.