Good evening - just wondered if anyone could help identifying a record and possibly the artiste - Think it may be called "Summer Time" very upbeat - would appreciate any help - Cheers - heard at Cleethorpes Winter Gardens and Clifton Hall early 80's. I've tried to find it myself but failed miserably - Massive thanks to anyone who can help x

male vocal, female vocal, group, solo etc. Any clues?

its hard to tell - sorrrrry - got it on a live recording from Cleethorpes last all nighter ;-)

Pendulums - Love is Summertime ??

its hard to tell - sorrrrry - got it on a live recording from Cleethorpes last all nighter ;-)

high frequency - summertime - nia

HIgh Frequency Summertime I would have thought for these venues, 80's bongo led thing with a great intro,a\nd repeated chorus of Hot Fun In Summertime, geat record at the time, not heard it for many years as like most 80's its been discarded.

east coast connection - summer in the parks - soul-tbc

Ian D

HIgh Frequency Summertime I would have thought for these venues, 80's bongo led thing with a great intro,a\nd repeated chorus of Hot Fun In Summertime, geat record at the time, not heard it for many years as like most 80's its been discarded.

Or the rarer Curtis Hairston Version played around this time, or perhaps a bit later. Think Sam used to play it

curtis hairston - summertime - pretty pearl

Edited May 4, 201114 yr by Byrney

High Frequency 100%

Sean

High Frequency 100%

Sean

Agreed Sean.

The soundclip above from refosoul is my 12" copy that used to be shared by Adrian & Crofty.

Don't make it worth any more but to me it's priceless.

I used to play the 45 Martin. Hardly ever missed a night at Clifton, Cleggy or KGB without playing it.

Top bit o' 80's

:0)

Sean

Leroy Burgess at his best.

Normally play it alongside Dazzle - You Dazzle Me.

Sound so good together.

Oh SIMON T Thank you so much - its just got that good feel factor for me - Absolutely love it xxx MASSIVE THANKS X

Just would like to thank all you soul sourcers who replied to me for all your help with this - much appreciated - OMG you know your stuff xx thanks a million xx XX

Edited May 4, 201114 yr by Miss Wasperella

I used to play the 45 Martin. Hardly ever missed a night at Clifton, Cleggy or KGB without playing it.

Top bit o' 80's

:0)

Sean

kinnel not heard for years

kinnel not heard for years

Along with many others it's such a hard record to play Rob. Too new & Disco'y for the Northern crowd. Too fast & Funky for the Crossover crowd & now too old for most of the Modern crowd.

Bloody sounded good in the last hour on Sunday night in the Modern room at Brid last year though. Where were you Rob

Well I just hope they revive it for Brid Weekender this year - lets have it xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx