Which records were played there at the same time they were first made... Loads l reckon but just 3 to give everyone a chance..TA!

Fat Larrys Band-Center City(American spelling!)

Seventh Wonder-Captain Of My Ship

Don't Leave Me This Way-Thelma Houston

Which records were played there at the same time they were first made... Loads l reckon but just 3 to give everyone a chance..TA!

Fat Larrys Band-Center City(American spelling!)

Seventh Wonder-Captain Of My Ship

Don't Leave Me This Way-Thelma Houston

Giz a break Webby,

I classed the above tunes as Mecca / New York Disco sounds,I did like Thelma Houston,But not a patch on Harold Melvin,

I should and would have included Seventh Wonder in my Northern Soul tracks you love to hate but I had forgot all about it,

Fat Larry was a good disco track,

I would add to your list though with

Barbara Pennington -- 24 Hours a day

The Originals --- Down to love town

Grant

Yep,Harold Melvin's version is well better than Thelma's

Didn't Barbara P come out as a 12"? And other Levine tracks were played at the time of release were..Weakspot,You're Magic Put A Spell On Me and Running In Another Direction.....l'm not trying to put them into any class,just saying they were played at The Casino when they were first made

Yep mate I think you are correct,

Did you ever hear the cover version of 24 hours a day by Nomad

Nomad spelt backwards is Damon

A mid or early 90's dance tune,

The Damon in question is Damon Rochefort who is now the writer of Coronation Street,

That could be a good thread,singers etc who did something else etc etc etc

Grant

Right,so could that be the reason there have been so many NS references on Corrie then?

e.g. Fizz with a Wigan badge on her parka and Liz's ex was an NS DJ..Can't think of his name..

Absolutely loved 'I Wanna Give You Devotion......Back on thread Love Machine and Car Wash

Not really sure of these but what about ----

Brainstorm --- Lovin is really my game,(did the Jacksons cover this??)

Evellyn Thomas follow up to Weak Spot --- Doomsday

Brass Construction --- Ha cha cha

Aquairian Dream --- Phoenix

Over to you

Grant

eeerrrrr sexy sugar plum-Roger Collins?

tavares-dont take away the music

..wigans ovation.......sking in the snow.....

Rimshots - "Do what you feel"

Luv - "Crazy Changes"

Southside Johnny - "I played the fool"....

Edited August 3, 200916 yr by Jerry Hipkiss

Right,so could that be the reason there have been so many NS references on Corrie then?

e.g. Fizz with a Wigan badge on her parka and Liz's ex was an NS DJ..Can't think of his name..

Absolutely loved 'I Wanna Give You Devotion......Back on thread Love Machine and Car Wash

Dont know if that guy was writing back then but there was also the memorable arrival of CRAIG CHARLES when he first appeared in the series...Driving his car with THE VALENTINOS playing full blast on the stereo if I remember correctly? I used to work with a Film Director whose Brother was the series Producer for Corrie for a long time...possibly still is, I have not looked lately, but they were passionately interested in all things 70s Youth Culture so it did not surprise me when Northern started to pop up in the Street!

betty wright,where is the love,

miracles,love machine,

george benson,supership,

New / recently released tunes that I remember hearing at the Casino include:

Cameo - Find my way

James Wells - Baby I'm still the same man

Creative Source - Don't be afraid to take my love

Johnny Williams - You're something kinda mellow

Clifford Curry - Body shop

Esther Phillips - What a difference a day makes

Andrer Maurice - You're the cream of the crop

I'm there are loads more, but my memory's not what it used to be!

o`jays,i love music,

the moments,i got the need,plus the spooky and sue version of,ive got the need,played around the same time,????????

silvetti,spring rain.....

Morning Phil----How,s the school holidays treating you?-----got to agree re: Brainstorm---i also remeber sitting on the balcony and hearing the O.Jays--I love music for the first time about 2 a.m and being totally blown away(maybe started my penchant(good word for 8-28 a.m. or what?) for recent releases!!!

Best

Darlo for the premiership in 5 yrs.

Tony C.

Which records were played there at the same time they were first made... Loads l reckon but just 3 to give everyone a chance..TA!

Fat Larrys Band-Center City(American spelling!)

Seventh Wonder-Captain Of My Ship

Don't Leave Me This Way-Thelma Houston

lets not forget edwin starr contact and happy radio both played there first and of course keni burke let somebody love you and if my memory serves me well i think authur adamas you got the floor

It was liking all the tracks mentioned on this thread that got me into ways and set me off on that slippery slope away from the Casino and off into the world of modern music...but I was ok cos I never looked back, just kept right on slipping

At Last - Temprees

The Night - Frankie Valli

Medicine Bend - Margie Joseph

Hi webbydublin

Centrer City is not an American spelling its an area of downtown Philly......................................which I guess makes it an American spelling !

Back on topic Charles Johnson "Never Had A Love So Good"

Cheers Paul

Back on topic Charles Johnson "Never Had A Love So Good"

Cheers Paul

Webby loves that one

Twas me and Caths song at at The Dukes...circa 83x

I know

....And we still get on..Remember....time for a PM!

Who wouldn't get on with Cath...she's lovely

Charles Johnson was played at Wigan!! lt's in my top 5 of all time...Never knew..!!

Come to think of it I never knew it got played at Wigan...but there again I was in a bubble full-time then...now I'm only in it part-time

Temprees was on Stax wasn't it? Loved and still love The Night...But was that played there when it got released or when it was actually made...

Sorry for being a pedantic t**t!!

I dont know mate .

The temprees were on Stax and Margie Joseph on Volt IIRC

This Could Be A Night To Remember - Eddie Holman - Salsoul.

another mecca sound

another mecca sound

Played at Hose Street at the time of release ......

" Win , Place Or Show " - The Intruders

" This Is The House Where Love Died " - The First Choice

Malc Burton

Edited August 12, 200916 yr by Malc Burton

Played at Hose Street at the time of release ......

" Win , Place Or Show " - The Intruders

" This Is The House Where Love Died " - The First Choice

Malc Burton

and DO ME RIGHT - DENISE LaSELLE

AND Honey Bee - John Johnson

and the Crusaders - Put it where you want it.

and the Crusaders - Put it where you want it.

..........and k gee---Niteliters

Think you might be wrong there,mate,or maybe l am but l was told on good authority that it is from 71 and was played at The Torch...And Saturday Night Fever..Anyway i love it!

Yes mate thats what I meant ---sorry. I was following on from those reprobates before me Mr D and Mr B who had veered towards Hose st with their choices

Phyllis Hyman "you know how to love me".?

how about,vicki sue robinson,turn the beat around,???

and babe ruth,elusive??,both around 1976 ish,

I dont know mate .

The temprees were on Stax and Margie Joseph on Volt IIRC

I presume this is yerself Mr Sargeant - being pedantic (since it seems to be the way on here) - MJ also relesed on Cotillion, Atco, Atlantic, Ichiban etc - we've got pretty much all her albums - she's the D'sBs. BTW isn't Medicine Bend UK yellow Stax only on 7"?

Hope you're fine and dandy - heard you were coming to Radcliffe - no show though.

All the best

Dave

Edited August 13, 200916 yr by DaveNPete

Yes mate thats what I meant ---sorry. I was following on from those reprobates before me Mr D and Mr B who had veered towards Hose st with their choices

Reprobate ? I resemble that remark Mr Jones

As for my veering off the subject , I defend my right to do so , claiming immunity under section 52 , paragraph 12 , of the Old Lads Constitution of 1972 , to quote the name of HS whenever it is deemed fit and proper to do so .......

Malc Burton

another couple of new releases that were played at the torch

My mans a sweet man - Millie Jackson

and I'm pretty sure A Man like me Jimmy James had a couple of plays

Reprobate ? I resemble that remark Mr Jones

As for my veering off the subject , I defend my right to do so , claiming immunity under section 52 , paragraph 12 , of the Old Lads Constitution of 1972 , to quote the name of HS whenever it is deemed fit and proper to do so .......

Malc Burton

Yes Malc, I've often quoted that myself in conversations about HS

...anyway what about 'penguin breakdown' as a new release at Hose st??????????

another couple of new releases that were played at the torch

My mans a sweet man - Millie Jackson

and I'm pretty sure A Man like me Jimmy James had a couple of plays

AMLM did gain plays towards the end , courtesy of IL .

Malc Burton

My Dad once told me that Scrub Board by The Tramps was played at Hose St

My Dad once told me that Scrub Board by The Tramps was played at Hose St

again correct . courtesy of CC I seem to recall .......

Malc Burton

again correct . courtesy of CC I seem to recall .......

Malc Burton

ONE FOR YOU OLDER CHAPS. DOES BIG BORIS -DEVILS DRIVE fall into this catergory ? Think it was a 1972 RELEASE on RCA, i'm just curious & i'm still eager to broaden my knowledge of ou music. REGARDS POTTERIESPECK.

It sure was me 'owd. Think he was a British bloke as well

Yes Malc, I've often quoted that myself in conversations about HS

...anyway what about 'penguin breakdown' as a new release at Hose st??????????

and The Trammps - Penguin at the Big Apple (1972)

I presume this is yerself Mr Sargeant - being pedantic (since it seems to be the way on here) - MJ also relesed on Cotillion, Atco, Atlantic, Ichiban etc - we've got pretty much all her albums - she's the D'sBs. BTW isn't Medicine Bend UK yellow Stax only on 7"?

Hope you're fine and dandy - heard you were coming to Radcliffe - no show though.

All the best

Dave

Sorry to confuse you I think you have me mixed up with somebody else

Sorry to confuse you I think you have me mixed up with somebody else

No problem

D

" DD " was released as the B side of " Big Country " , on RCA 2197 in the April of 1972 .

It certainly was played in the summer of 1972 at HS , so therefore it falls into the " new release " category .

Malc Burton

how about,vicki sue robinson,turn the beat around,???

and babe ruth,elusive??,both around 1976 ish,

how about kim tolliver- i dont know what foot to dance on. played as a new release 76-77?

Edited August 15, 200916 yr by east rob

not sure about these but they sounded right up to date to my cawliflower ears . Pages "heartaches and pain". Crystal Motion "mainsqueeze".will collins and willpwer ,"is there anything i can do for you"????????

This thread reminds of the Great Disco Debate aka "Disco: why is it a dirty word" ages ago.

Bearing in mind this is only from two years, here's what I posted during the row discussion:

Now this is interesting. This website has a list of disco songs from 1976. I've pasted all the ones that I remember hearing at soul nights or allnighters at the time and I have to say I'm pretty amazed! I haven't included disco tunes that I liked and bought at the time or that I just remember, only the ones I heard played out at soul venues. Maybe you could add more to the list?

I think there are a few errors in the list however, and I've commented on those I'm not sure about.

Here's the site

https://www.discosavvy.com

and here's the list - haven't even checked the years either side yet!

Alvin Cash - "Ali Shuffle"

Aquarian Dream - "East 6th Street"

Aquarian Dream - "Phoenix"

BebuSilvetti - "Spring Rain" - reached #39 Pop in the USA in March 1977;theme song to the television game show "The Love Experts" with BillCullen (Didn't know that!)

Benny Troy a.k.a. Benny Mardones - "I Wanna Give You Tomorrow"

Black Soul - "Black Brothers" - electro-disco (could be Black Soul by Black Soul maybe?)

Blood Hollins - "Don't Give It Up"

Brass Construction - "Ha Cha Cha (Funktion)"

The Brothers - "Were You Ready For That" ( Are you ready For This maybe?)

Candi Staton - "Young Hearts Run Free"

Carl Davis and the Chi-Sound Orchestra - "Windy City Theme"

Claudja Barry - "Sweet Dynamite"

Cleveland Eaton - "Bama Boogie Woogie"

Cloud One - "Atmosphere Strutt"

D.C. LaRue - "Cathedrals"

Double Exposure - "My Love is Free"

Double Exposure - "Ten Percent"

Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - "Cherchez la Femme"

Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - "I'll Play the Fool"

Evelyn Thomas - "Doomsday" (!)

Family Affair - "Love Hustle"

Five Special - "The More I Get To Know You"

Gentlemen and their Lady (featuring Danny Mitchell) - "...Like Her!"

Jean Carn - "If You Wanna Go Back"

Juggy Murray Jones - "Inside America"

Larry Page Orchestra - "Erotic Soul"

Magic Disco Machine a.k.a. Motown Magic Disco Machine - "Back to Bach" (what on earth...? not Control tower then?)

Millie Jackson - "House for Sale"

Miroslav Vitous - "New York City"

The Moments - "Nine Times (Disco Version)"

The Originals - "Down to Love Town"

Rare Pleasure - "Let Me Down Easy"

The Rimshots - "Do What You Feel"

Roberta Kelly - "Trouble Maker"

Rose Royce - "Car Wash"

Tavares - "Don't Take Away the Music"

Tavares - "Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel"

The Temprees - "I Found Love on a Disco Floor"

Thelma Houston - "Don't Leave Me This Way

Tyrone Ashley - "Feet Start Moving"(!)

Vicki Sue Robinson - "Turn the Beat Around"

Walter Murphy - "A Fifth of Beethoven"

Walter Murphy - "California Strut"

We sure played a lot of disco in Northern Soul clubs back in the day

Godz

Here's the 1975 list from that site - same boundaries as last time:

5000 Volts a.k.a. Airbus - "I'm on Fire"

Andr Gagnon - "Wow"

The Armada Orchestra - "Cochise"

The Armada Orchestra - "Do Me Right"

Biddu Orchestra - "Exodus"

The Boogie Man Orchestra featuring Mel Hayes - "(Theme From) Lady, Lady, Lady (Are You Crazy for Me?)"

Brass Construction - "Changin'"

Carl Bean a.k.a. Valentino - "I Was Born This Way"

Crown Heights Affair - "Dreaming a Dream (Goes Dancing)" - reached #43 Pop in the USA

Crown Heights Affair - "Every Beat of My Heart"

Dionne Warwick - "Take It From Me"

The Duprees - "Delicious"

Ernie Bush - "Breakaway

Esther Phillips - "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes"

The Glitter Band - "Makes You Blind"

Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - "Don't Leave Me This Way

MFSB - "Sexy"

Maxine Nightingale - "Right Back to Where We Started From"

Miami - "Kill that Roach"

Mike and Bill - "Somebody's Gotta Go (Sho Ain't Me)"

The Miracles - "Love Machine"

Moment of Truth - "Helplessly"

The O'Jays - "I Love Music"

Retta Young - "(Sending Out An) S.O.S."

South Shore Commission - "We're on the Right Track"

Tavares - "It Only Takes A Minute"

The Trammps - "Hold Back the Night"

Plenty of familar stuff there too. And this disco site omits records it classes as funk rather than disco, so no George Benson (Supership),Peoples Choice (Do it Anyway... or Jam Jam Jam), Brick (Dazz, Dusic) Sister Sledge (Love Don't You Go Through No Changes...) Kool and the Gang (Open Sesame) all of which got spins in soul clubs. Not saying all these are great records but if you were about at the time it makes you think doesn't it?

Godz

If anyone's interested in the whole thread you'll find it - I should warn you it gets a bit heated. A disco inferno?

Thought you might

All set for tomorrow's picture quiz then?

Whats a tenter hook ? and why would you be on one ?

Feel the need in me - Graham Central Station

Dont be afraid (to take my love ) - Creative Source

The Dells-Your song

Bobby Womack- So Many Sides of you

Eloise Laws-If I don't Watch Out

Dianne Ducane-Better Late Than Never

Arthur Adams-You've got the Floor

Skip mahoney-Janice

Keni Burke-Let Somebody Love You

Billy Nicholls-Diamond Ring

Atlantic Starr-Circles

A few from the late days of Wigan

Edited August 15, 200916 yr by petebangor

Brilliant thread definately one in the eye for the nostalgia freaks . A northern soul club with an across the board music policy playing contempoary , oldies and modern soul and it just happend to be Wigan .

Could such a place exist nowadays ?