December 8, 200519 yr Author Backing track to Chiffons "Sweet Talking Guy" isn't it? Yeah it is, but I never heard of it/heard it played anywhere...yet it was on an old emidisc
December 8, 200519 yr Author Listen to this pile of bizzare shite then. Awful. Is that "The Beautiful Place" on Diamond?
December 8, 200519 yr Awful. Is that "The Beautiful Place" on Diamond? Its "The New world" on Bang 553 by The Burning Emotions and its for sale at £5.00 to ayone who wants to take it off my hands.
December 8, 200519 yr Yeah it is, but I never heard of it/heard it played anywhere...yet it was on an old emidisc ...er.... I used to play it a few years ago!! Cheers Paddy
December 8, 200519 yr Yeah it is, but I never heard of it/heard it played anywhere...yet it was on an old emidisc It was played a lot at Wigan around late 74 when they had loads of instrumentals. Some good backing tracks, others crap synth soussan shite like Johnny Sayles & Sam & Kitty. Paul
December 8, 200519 yr It was played a lot at Wigan around late 74 when they had loads of instrumentals. Some good backing tracks, others crap synth soussan shite like Johnny Sayles & Sam & Kitty. Paul It was also played the last year or so of Wigan when Russ seemed to go through phase of playing what seemed obvious records with the vocals stripped off, bloody awful one this. I heard they were Soussain at that time but didn't realise they were years old, Though he had bought one of those new fangled computers very very posh folks had in those days!! Cheers Jock
December 8, 200519 yr Two absolute classics. Pass me more drugs please. I wasn't dissing Johnny Sayles, or Sam & Kitty, just the instrumental versions played by Soussan. One brilliant(imho) instrumental that was around at the same time but was legit although covered up was "I Miss My Baby", by the Lebaron Strings(name that tune ) Paul
December 8, 200519 yr Its "The New world" on Bang 553 by The Burning Emotions and its for sale at £5.00 to ayone who wants to take it off my hands. I've always thought that was the backing track to "What Shall I Do"...... with a few , erm, sound affects added. And I've heard it somewhere fairly recently
December 8, 200519 yr I've always thought that was the backing track to "What Shall I Do"...... with a few , erm, sound affects added. It is, basically - one of the many tracks using the same backing
December 8, 200519 yr I've always thought that was the backing track to "What Shall I Do"...... with a few , erm, sound affects added. And I've heard it somewhere fairly recently Subway Riders, 'After the Session' with parrotts ?
December 8, 200519 yr I've always thought that was the backing track to "What Shall I Do"...... with a few , erm, sound affects added. Hello ...and it's also 'The New World' (Burning Emotion), a variant of "What Shall I Do" (Frankie & The Classicals), "Moonlight, Music And You" (Laura Greene), "The Beautiful Place" (Mark Johnson) "The World Again" (Honey Adams), 'After The Session' (The Subway Riders) and others. Teddy Vann really got some mileage out of this track! Paul Mooney
December 8, 200519 yr Wigan circa 74 shite then shite now. Soussain needs a kick in the bollox then and still does!!! Question??? Anyone know whos behind Northern Soul Productions???? Edited December 8, 200519 yr by OoooRICKoooO
December 8, 200519 yr I've always thought that was the backing track to "What Shall I Do"...... with a few , erm, sound affects added. Sounds like they are listening to it in the jungle whilst making balloon animals!
December 8, 200519 yr Author Hello ...and it's also 'The New World' (Burning Emotion), a variant of "What Shall I Do" (Frankie & The Classicals), "Moonlight, Music And You" (Laura Greene), "The Beautiful Place" (Mark Johnson) "The World Again" (Honey Adams), 'After The Session' (The Subway Riders) and others. Teddy Vann really got some mileage out of this track! Paul Mooney Honey Townsend mate, not Adams ... thats the best of all of those insts Edited December 8, 200519 yr by Pete-S
December 8, 200519 yr Its "The New world" on Bang 553 by The Burning Emotions and its for sale at £5.00 to ayone who wants to take it off my hands. my mate used to collect records with the same backing track, and there are 8 we know of with frankie/classicals or laura green backing track, try getting a "new world" on abc, its a diferent recording and a lot worse
December 8, 200519 yr Honey Townsend mate, not Adams ... thats the best of all of those insts add the essex moonlight music etc
December 8, 200519 yr Honey Townsend mate, not Adams ... thats the best of all of those insts Yes it's the full version with no overdubbed effects, but I thought it was Townsend not Adams. Are you thinking about June Adams ...or am I getting mixed up? Paul
December 8, 200519 yr Another record with wierd and wonderful noises is Human jungle by The Fugitives complete with Tarzan sounds and a baby crying at the end. Havent heard this for years. Brilliant!
December 8, 200519 yr 'The Beautiful Place' has birdy noises as well, doesn't it? Actually they sound more like squeeling pigs (or other distressed animals of the porcine family) although I'm not really an expert on famyard noises. Maybe the pigs were trying to impersonate birds? You should ask Pete Smith, I think he spends a lot of time on farms, talking to animals. Paul
December 8, 200519 yr that paquidermal intro to 'the zoo' by the commodores was considered a bit wacky back then. wot a floor packer though!! M
December 8, 200519 yr Another record with wierd and wonderful noises is Human jungle by The Fugitives complete with Tarzan sounds and a baby crying at the end. Havent heard this for years. Brilliant! Believe it or not, I love 'The Human Jungle'. It was a work of art - and one of the earliest examples of primative 'sampling'. The connection is that it was also produced by Teddy Vann who was often very adventurous. Paul Mooney
December 8, 200519 yr ...and its for sale at £5.00 to ayone who wants to take it off my hands. Wrap it up, I'll take it ...but it's for a friend, of course. Paul Mooney
December 8, 200519 yr Hello ...and it's also 'The New World' (Burning Emotion), a variant of "What Shall I Do" (Frankie & The Classicals), "Moonlight, Music And You" (Laura Greene), "The Beautiful Place" (Mark Johnson) "The World Again" (Honey Adams), 'After The Session' (The Subway Riders) and others. Teddy Vann really got some mileage out of this track! Paul Mooney Also heard of an unissued RCA track by the Cheerleaders using the same Teddy Vann backing track & F & Classicals Anybody heard this?? Ian
December 8, 200519 yr If you're after quirky, crappy soul I'm your man! See what you think of this, its brilliant. Col
December 8, 200519 yr If you're after quirky, crappy soul I'm your man! See what you think of this, its brilliant. Col Fek me, that's Cleveland Robinson Jr ain't it Col?
December 8, 200519 yr If you're after quirky, crappy soul I'm your man! See what you think of this, its brilliant. Col quality sound - will swap for a Mel Britt demo or is that the whisky talking?
December 8, 200519 yr Fek me, that's Cleveland Robinson Jr ain't it Col? I think so. Edited December 8, 200519 yr by Soulsmith
December 8, 200519 yr quality sound - will swap for a Mel Britt demo or is that the whisky talking? Cheers I will give it some consideration.
December 8, 200519 yr Talking of weird instrumentals. I'm still after a soundfile of Shadows and Reflections - The Loneley Crowde. Not coz it's good just weird and I ain't heard it since The Fleet days. Anyone please!
December 8, 200519 yr If you're after quirky, crappy soul I'm your man! See what you think of this, its brilliant. Col The type of music Richie cut his teeth on
December 9, 200519 yr Author Yes it's the full version with no overdubbed effects, but I thought it was Townsend not Adams. Are you thinking about June Adams ...or am I getting mixed up? Paul Stop drinking! It was you who wrote Honey Adams!
December 9, 200519 yr On the subject of backing tracks, where is "In the Pocket" by Detroit Strings(?) available? Absolute killer instrumental version of "Our Love is in the Pocket". I'd love to get that and the instrumental of Honey & the bees "Never in a Million Years". Clear versions. I've got already got low-fi web files. Would love some info. KTF Jas ps. I MUST have the "fast" alternate version of Too Many People by Bobby Goldsboro, too.
December 9, 200519 yr Author On the subject of backing tracks, where is "In the Pocket" by Detroit Strings(?) available? Absolute killer instrumental version of "Our Love is in the Pocket". I'd love to get that and the instrumental of Honey & the bees "Never in a Million Years". Clear versions. I've got already got low-fi web files. Would love some info. KTF Jas ps. I MUST have the "fast" alternate version of Too Many People by Bobby Goldsboro, too. That Detroit Strings (which actually has no strings on it) isn't a version of OLIITP mate, it's just got passages that sound a lot like it. I've got a Never In A Million Years inst for sale next week but it's got the mighty Don't Turn Your Back On Me by Jack Montgomery on the other side so there's always a demand. I can send you an mp3 of the Bobby Goldsboro if you want it.
December 9, 200519 yr How about a bit of festive RNB Actually its more like scary santa. Col Edited December 9, 200519 yr by Soulsmith
December 9, 200519 yr Believe it or not, I love 'The Human Jungle'. It was a work of art - and one of the earliest examples of primative 'sampling'. The connection is that it was also produced by Teddy Vann who was often very adventurous. Paul Mooney ==== if u take away the tarzan bit and jungle effects its not a bad record ive had the roulette demo for ages and still play at home occasionally still want this track on a live wigan tape if anyones got one? thanks mark Talking of weird instrumentals. I'm still after a soundfile of Shadows and Reflections - The Loneley Crowde. Not coz it's good just weird and I ain't heard it since The Fleet days. Anyone please! ==== hi steve got this on cd for u if u want one had an issue of this on mgm but now have the demo i like personally but not in vogue these days,,
December 9, 200519 yr Talking of weird instrumentals. I'm still after a soundfile of Shadows and Reflections - The Loneley Crowde. Not coz it's good just weird and I ain't heard it since The Fleet days. Anyone please! Here you go .... proper northern sou!
December 9, 200519 yr Here you go .... proper northern sou! Ha ha, nice one Simon.........Greensleeves on steriods meets Don't Forget Your Tootbrush" Truly awful....got any more? Col.
December 9, 200519 yr Think I may have already stuck this up on another thread. No apologies for putting up again. Big tune for Moldie at Lightwater. Col. Edited December 9, 200519 yr by Soulsmith
December 9, 200519 yr Here you go .... proper northern sou! that record is BAD, LEON YOUNG STRINGS ALL OVER AGAIN
December 9, 200519 yr I can send you an mp3 of the Bobby Goldsboro if you want it. Any chance you could send me that Pete?
December 9, 200519 yr Ha ha, nice one Simon.........Greensleeves on steriods meets Don't Forget Your Tootbrush" Truly awful....got any more? Col. Lowley Crowde vocal! Edited December 10, 200519 yr by Simon T
December 9, 200519 yr Here you go .... proper northern sou! Thanks Simon. Even catchier 27 years later . Ripe for reactivation ==== hi steve got this on cd for u if u want one had an issue of this on mgm but now have the demo i like personally but not in vogue these days,,
December 9, 200519 yr Simon, you are very good at this. I'm going to have counter with Buddy Guy and an ode to the folically challenged. Col
December 9, 200519 yr Here you go .... proper northern sou! Actually reminds me of a "ATouch Of Velvet....can't remember the rest" Sound file any one?
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