Hi Everyone,

There are a few Northern Soul 45 cheapies that continue to make my arm hair stand on end and give me goosepimples/goosebumps no matter how many times I spin them.

Billy Stewart's Why (Do I Love You So) gives me the same reaction every time I hear it.

How about you?

Cheers.

a few more that spring to mind from me;

Jimmy Robbins- I cant please you

(couldnt believe this was cheap when I first heard it in the 8ts)

Fred Hughes- love me baby

( flipside to ooh wee) dirt cheap!

Betty Wright- girls can do what the guys.../ sweet lovin daddy

( two great sides for around a tenner)

Here, don't tell everybody, they'll all want one

While we're on Fred Hughes what about

" Walk on Back to You"" awesome double sider for not a lot

ATB

Tony

Hi Everyone,

There are a few Northern Soul 45 cheapies that continue to make my arm hair stand on end and give me goosepimples/goosebumps no matter how many times I spin them.

Billy Stewart's Why (Do I Love You So) gives me the same reaction every time I hear it.

How about you?

Cheers.

"Put A Smile On Your Face" - E J and the Echoes - Diamond Jim.

"Count Me Out" - Billy Stewart - Chess.

"Got You On My Mind Again" - Joe Hinton - Backbeat.

Here, don't tell everybody, they'll all want one

While we're on Fred Hughes what about

" Walk on Back to You"" awesome double sider for not a lot

ATB

Tony

I know, I was amazed, but someone's covered it, LOL. .

Bobby Patterson - What a wonderful night for love

Alan

Dells, Make sure

beat me to it. plus spyder turner ICMIA..

Magic corner & Sundown can hardly be called cheapies tho?

Like Davetay said, they were cheap, especially Sundown.  It was so cheap that I came on here to query its validity.

Spellbinders Help Me Columbia

Edwin Starr I'll Love You For Ever Golden World

Sharpees Tired Of Being Lonely One-derful

Bobby Bland Share Your Love With Me Duke

Ultimations Would I Do It Over Mar-V-Lus

+ a few 1000 others

Dave

Edited July 27, 201114 yr by Louise

HI BRIAN SINCE WHEN DID YOU BECOME PC BRIAN? WHAT DO YOU MEAN, "NOT AN ALLNIGHTER TUNE" YES IT WAS /IS, AND IN MY OPINION IT MEATS ALL THE RIGHT BIT'S AND IF I WAS DJING I WOULD FOLLOW IT UP WITH JERRY (THE ICEMAN) BUTLERS MOODY WOMEN "THAT MAKES PUBIC HAIR STAND UP! THEN BARBARA AND BRENDA "NEVER LOVE A ROBIN" AND THEN IT WOULD BE SALLY HAD A PARTY FLAVOR. THAT WOULD GET THE FEET MOVING, WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO IT I LIKE THE CLASSIC FORGOTTON CHEAP RECORDS AS THE REALY RARE STUFF KEEPS GETTING BOOTED, WHY NOT PLAY THEM OUT, AS FOR ALL NIGHTER RECORDS, I AM SO NARSISTIC ANY THING I PLAY IS A ALLNIGHTER RECORD, WHEN ALEN DAY PLAYS ARCHIE BELL "HERE I GO AGAIN" IT INSTANTLY BECOMES AN ALNIGHTER RECORD, AS FOR JOKES, I WILL LET YOU NO WHEN TO LAUGH HOWEVER SOMETIMES I FORGET NOT EVRY ONE IS MY AGE, AND BECAUSE IT'S NOT RARE AND NOT PLAYED, THEY JUST HERE A POP RECORD, A BIT LIKE BRENTON WOODS GIMME A LITTLE SIGN, AND I HERE A SOUL CLASSIC, CHEERS EARS Mr KILWORTH,

I WAS REFERING TO THE TWISTED WHEEL ALLNITER BECAUSE YOU STATED A TWISTED WHEEL CLASSIC.

IT WAS A GREAT POP DANCE RECORD AND POPULAR IN THE OTHER CLUBS IN 69.

CHEERS BRIAN

Edited July 28, 201114 yr by bri. phill

just got yvonne carroll 'stuck on you / gee what a guy' (midtempo dancer and haunting ballad) for 15 dollars.

both sides are excellent, and both pass the "hair-on-back-of-neck test" easily!

Edited July 29, 201114 yr by ljblanken

For a devastatingly fantastic tenner cheapie ballad / midtempo drenched with emotion, try Byrdie Green - Don't make it hurt - Hallmark, doesnt matter what your genre, it will be money well spent, loved this for years. Lock yourself in a quiet room, pour yourself a drink and let it consume you. I defy anyone not to end up in tears after this!

Edited July 29, 201114 yr by mark w.

For a devastatingly fantastic tenner cheapie ballad / midtempo drenched with emotion, try Byrdie Green - Don't make it hurt - Hallmark, doesnt matter what your genre, it will be money well spent, loved this for years. Lock yourself in a quiet room, pour yourself a drink and let it consume you. I defy anyone not to end up in tears after this!

seconded! just treated myself to a copy after I foolishly sold the first one a few years ago.

And Spyder Turner. Sounds a million dollars. Always has, always will.

100% agreement. perfect template for what a Northern track should sound like.

The Tymes - Here she comes

Edited July 29, 201114 yr by parkash

Often seen for £10 - £20...Juanita Williams - Baby boy / You knew what, etc..Golden world.

HI ALL....It's suprising how many good B sides to standard clasics the Fred Hughs OO! Wee! I Love You has been mentioned, how about Jay & the Techniquies flip to the classic Apples Peaches Pumpkin Pie...Stronger than Dirt, if you have not played it for years, play it to-day as it could just be a sleeper DAVE

Looky Looky by the Ojay's I think is an absolute buzz. Like you say sometimes money's nowt t' do wi' it.