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Why can't folk embrace that the records we cut our teeth on are now being played on main stream radio because they are simply 'fooking good records' all this shit about guys playing them who did or di
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I actually think some are losing a grip on reality when the playing of a UK chart hit from the 70's (and I know it is a 60's record) on the RADIO causes such a fuss. The same when something is played
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We should remember that most of the "media types" love the sound of their own voice and for the most part it`s just the records getting in the way of the chatter!
At 9.10am this morning Chris Evans played a record that was in the charts around Christmas 1975 - He back-announced it with the following quote:
" Dean Parrish, I'm on my way, from Christmas 1975.....1975??...Sounds like sixties song to me that...Northern Souly though I suppose, y'know with that echo kind of, y'know ambience to it"
I know that just because he's on national radio, he can't be an expert on all music types, but he clearly was unaware that in 1975 and beyond, the Northern Soul scene was based around sixties records and that it was influential enough to create a demand for reissues of these records that dented the lower regions of the charts.
As for the definition of Northern Soul as having an 'echo ambience', I'm not even sure what that means.
Hopefully, if he listens to Pete Watermans documentary tonight, he'll get a much better idea of what Northern Soul is...