FRANKIE (LOVE MAN) CROCKER - TON OF DYNAMITE - TURBO
MIRWOOD STRINGS - DON'T PRETEND (INST) - MIRWOOD
SKULLSNAPS - I'M YOUR PIMP - GSF
8TH AVENUE BAND - THE WHOLE THING - COLUMBIA
ANDERSON BROTHERS - I CAN SEE HIM LOVING YOU - GSF
WILLIE MITCHELL - THE CHAMPION - HI
JON FORD - YOU GOT ME WHERE YOU WANT ME - PHILIPS
THE JEWELS - WE GOT TOGETHERNESS - MGM
EVELYN THOMAS - DOOMSDAY - 20TH CENTURY
B. BRANDON & L.JOHNSON - LET ME BE YOUR FULL TIME GROOVER - MOONSONG
TAMIKO JONES - I'M SPELLBOUND - GOLDEN WORLD
PHYLLIS BROWN - OH BABY - RAINBO
JEANETTE HARPER - PUT ME IN YOUR POCKET - 20TH CENTURY
Just nearly one side of a C90 cassette, this is a fantastic snapshot of Wigan Casino in late 1975. The DJ for the first track is Alan Rhodes. His handover to John Vincent at 18:20 on the recording is one of the greatest, most thrilling bits of DJing many of us had ever heard at the time. And still is to this day. I also like this tape as it picks up chat between my old mate John and his pal Cheesy ("Larry Santos aye it?""Nah mate, different version...it's a wank version that is"). Turn it up loud. I posted this up years ago but it's not currently available as one of my podcasts.
https://www.mixcloud.com/mayfairmenthol/wigan-casino-2nd-anniversary-september-23rd-1975/
LIBERTY - GIRL YOU BETTER WAKE UP - BASF
JEAN CARTER - LIKE ONE - DECCA
FRANKIE (LOVE MAN) CROCKER - TON OF DYNAMITE - TURBO
MIRWOOD STRINGS - DON'T PRETEND (INST) - MIRWOOD
SKULLSNAPS - I'M YOUR PIMP - GSF
8TH AVENUE BAND - THE WHOLE THING - COLUMBIA
ANDERSON BROTHERS - I CAN SEE HIM LOVING YOU - GSF
WILLIE MITCHELL - THE CHAMPION - HI
JON FORD - YOU GOT ME WHERE YOU WANT ME - PHILIPS
THE JEWELS - WE GOT TOGETHERNESS - MGM
EVELYN THOMAS - DOOMSDAY - 20TH CENTURY
B. BRANDON & L.JOHNSON - LET ME BE YOUR FULL TIME GROOVER - MOONSONG
TAMIKO JONES - I'M SPELLBOUND - GOLDEN WORLD
PHYLLIS BROWN - OH BABY - RAINBO
JEANETTE HARPER - PUT ME IN YOUR POCKET - 20TH CENTURY
Just nearly one side of a C90 cassette, this is a fantastic snapshot of Wigan Casino in late 1975. The DJ for the first track is Alan Rhodes. His handover to John Vincent at 18:20 on the recording is one of the greatest, most thrilling bits of DJing many of us had ever heard at the time. And still is to this day. I also like this tape as it picks up chat between my old mate John and his pal Cheesy ("Larry Santos aye it?""Nah mate, different version...it's a wank version that is"). Turn it up loud. I posted this up years ago but it's not currently available as one of my podcasts.