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Just picked this up off Moldie tonight.

Brilliant track from '74 & a superb example of the artists using a completely un-necessary "whoo - hoo" to good effect.

Any other examples out there?

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The Continental 4, The Way I Love You has a fairly decent WHOOOOO but sadly not too much HOOOOOO

Bloody good tho!

Andy

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The Continental 4, The Way I Love You has a fairly decent WHOOOOO but sadly not too much HOOOOOO

Bloody good tho!

Andy

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Andy

Don Downing's Dream World is pretty Whoo hooish and you can't ask for more with Woo Hoo by the Rockateens

How about Gladys Knight & Pips - Stop and get a hold of myself.

more of a "hoo hoo ha ha" though wink.gif great record

Gladys is great but the most orgasmic and original and superlative is the flip of Toni Lamarr's Just In The Nick of Time (also good) which is called It's Too Late on Buddah.

Don Downing's Dream World is pretty Whoo hooish
-thanks for that reminder-I saw this thread and was trying to think....Dream World is a stupendous track (IMO) ohmy.gif

How's about 'Unwanted Love' by the Montclairs. Whoooo Hoooo !!

for me you cant get a more heartfelt woo hoooooo than the opener on....STAGE IV - JUST ANOTHER GUY - MILLIE...sublime..... :(

cookie :D

"And The Rains Came" - The Millionaires - plenty of whoo - hoo in there particularly on the intro.

& of course not forgetting

"The Whoo Hoo Song" - Jackie Wilson :D:(

Just picked this up off Moldie tonight.

Brilliant track from '74 & a superb example of the artists using a completely un-necessary "whoo - hoo" to good effect.

Any other examples out there?

Patti Austin's Take away the pain stain has an excellent WOOOOOOO right at the end as it's fading out. Will have to turn the volume right up to hear it tho.

An absolute classic with more Whoo Oos than all these put together is 'Johnny Jay & the Gangbusters version' of "You get your kicks" as much as i like 'Mitch Ryder' i will never know why everybody prefered his version to this !!

Definatley needs re-activating !! come to Worcester University do on 14th Jan, i will be playing it !

'Johnny Jay & the Gangbusters version' of "You get your kicks"

Definatley needs re-activating !! come to Worcester University do on 14th Jan, i will be playing it !

any chance of a soundfile please ? :thumbsup:

any chance of a soundfile please ? :thumbsup:
Hi Kev,

Sorry can't supply you with a sound file at the moment as i have disconnected the deck from the pc ready for next week, but i will put one up as soon as i can. If you want a quick snipet "Johnny Manship" has one on his site. Notice he has a demo for £30 for sale too. Still a bargin at that price i reckon !

Just picked this up off Moldie tonight.

Brilliant track from '74 & a superb example of the artists using a completely un-necessary "whoo - hoo" to good effect.

Any other examples out there?

Well the obvious one is Blur "Song 2 " :lol:

Ooops, wrong forum...... :P

Just picked this up off Moldie tonight.

Brilliant track from '74 & a superb example of the artists using a completely un-necessary "whoo - hoo" to good effect.

Any other examples out there?

Great tune, what are the label details?

And what a good category. A song with a decent "Who-ho" can't be bad!

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Great tune, what are the label details?

And what a good category. A song with a decent "Who-ho" can't be bad!

Its on Midland International & you can pick it up for about £15

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