I have been listening to and collecting rare northern since I was 17 (I'm now 47)
Not a club-goer though since the early 80s, which might explain what follows to those of you who are . . .
It struck me that I don't really know what crossover is - I couln't define it properly or explain it to someone
In between northern and modern I thought - in between 60s and 70s I thought - stuff like Ruby Andrews - Just Loving You maybe? - not quite 60s or Modern - just in between - transitional - crossover
But the kind of stuff I have seen in recent months described as crossover just puzzles me - as a lot of it sounds either solid late 60s or definitely modern - so what is is crossover then?
Help me out guys - I'm stumped - isn't it just easier to say it's 60s, 70s, 80s etc?
Hi all
I have been listening to and collecting rare northern since I was 17 (I'm now 47)
Not a club-goer though since the early 80s, which might explain what follows to those of you who are
. . .
It struck me that I don't really know what crossover is - I couln't define it properly or explain it to someone
In between northern and modern I thought - in between 60s and 70s I thought - stuff like Ruby Andrews - Just Loving You maybe? - not quite 60s or Modern - just in between - transitional - crossover
But the kind of stuff I have seen in recent months described as crossover just puzzles me - as a lot of it sounds either solid late 60s or definitely modern - so what is is crossover then?
Help me out guys - I'm stumped - isn't it just easier to say it's 60s, 70s, 80s etc?
Cheers
Richard
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