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I don't like either of them myself but there you go.

Carms, the Len Jewell was played in 1976, got pressed to early, not that many people know it but I know a lot of people like the B side as well.

Those pressings were sold as originals at one point.

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I don't like either of them myself but there you go.

Carms, the Len Jewell was played in 1976, got pressed to early, not that many people know it but I know a lot of people like the B side as well.

Those pressings were sold as originals at one point.

There quite good boots too !!!

Russ

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Sean Hayden reminded me of this blast from the past recently, I had completely forgotten it !!!....now that is the essence of a great re activated oldie IMO....anyway, get ya hips round this Cleethorpes/Mecca thumper !!!. Anyone for for funky Northern ?.

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Sean Hayden reminded me of this blast from the past recently, I had completely forgotten it !!!....now that is the essence of a great re activated oldie IMO....anyway, get ya hips round this Cleethorpes/Mecca thumper !!!. Anyone for for funky Northern ?.

Exactly the type of record i'm talking about at the moment on my Cleggy /Clifton/Mecca thread,but would the oldies crowd take to it thats the question

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Sean Hayden reminded me of this blast from the past recently, I had completely forgotten it !!!....now that is the essence of a great re activated oldie IMO....anyway, get ya hips round this Cleethorpes/Mecca thumper !!!. Anyone for for funky Northern ?.

Believe it or not Russ, this is one of my favourite records from WIGAN (september/october 76) would you believe, I think Pep was the only one who played it but I've always loved it and always had a copy.

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Carms,

If I'm following the thread properly, at Brighouse last month, a real gentleman / great guy came up and thanked me profusely for playing Game Players by Dooley S.

Said he'd not heard it played out for the longest time, [ he may have said 20 + years, but I may be exaggerating here as he was saying what I loved hearing ], and he was so bloody chuffed, that I was too.

Makes up , x a factor of 1000, for the occasional ' challenge ' you get when dj'ing, for not playing / having the first choice of the person requesting! [ Not a normal issue at Brighouse, for the avoidance of doubt ]

pete

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Carms,

If I'm following the thread properly, at Brighouse last month, a real gentleman / great guy came up and thanked me profusely for playing Game Players by Dooley S.

Said he'd not heard it played out for the longest time, [ he may have said 20 + years, but I may be exaggerating here as he was saying what I loved hearing ], and he was so bloody chuffed, that I was too.

Makes up , x a factor of 1000, for the occasional ' challenge ' you get when dj'ing, for not playing / having the first choice of the person requesting! [ Not a normal issue at Brighouse, for the avoidance of doubt ]

pete

pete

Good for you playing it Pete, great record, in fact on one of my recent podcasts of GOOD 70's dancers

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Good for you playing it Pete, great record, in fact on one of my recent podcasts of GOOD 70's dancers

I tried to license it for "Inspired! Blood, Soul, Sweat & Cheers" - my 'Olympics' compilation - it would have been brilliant to kick off CD2 with but alas all efforts to trace Sonny Casella (owner of Sonny Records, New York) came to no avail. I even rang David Kassner (son of Ed) who originally issued it in the UK on Seville but the trail went cold for him too. A real shame. It sounds just fantastic again!

Ian D :D

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If people are after original northern oldies then 'like her' and'can you imagine that' are the real deal !

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Couple of oldies that hit the mark for me were played by Trev Thomas at York Soul Club awhile back.Got that warm feeling you get when you hear a tune that transports you back to been a teenager again............

Lorraine Rudolph-Keep Coming Back For More Jet Stream

Dave Love-Baby Hard Times Worlds

Cheers

Martyn

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Like her used to be a £2 quid sound, good though

my contribution Fear Not the Legends same sort of feel

I loved to watch the shufflers to love her

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Believe it or not Russ, this is one of my favourite records from WIGAN (september/october 76) would you believe, I think Pep was the only one who played it but I've always loved it and always had a copy.

We used play this at the Aquarius in Hednesford back in the day,,, N x

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There must be thousands of "Oldies"that have been disregarded,over the Years.I would love to go somewhere and a Jock would "This got a few plays back in ....)and then say,but it is right for today!!!!

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Best oldie new to me in recent years was when I first got together with my husband Dave Molloy and he played me Lady, Lady, Lady - Colt 45's... What a tune! Gary Rushbrook play at Wigan!

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Couple of oldies that hit the mark for me were played by Trev Thomas at York Soul Club awhile back.Got that warm feeling you get when you hear a tune that transports you back to been a teenager again............

Lorraine Rudolph-Keep Coming Back For More Jet Stream

Dave Love-Baby Hard Times Worlds

Cheers

Martyn

Lorraine Rudolph is one hell of a tune!

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From exactly the same period, that summer of 76...Wigan again (I say Wigan cos I never went anywhere else)

Would agree, I don't remember hearing this at St Ives until the autumn of 76 - hated it then, love it now !

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Nice choice Martyn - not heard this (I don't think) since Dickie played it at Wigan. I posted it up on DtheDrugs thread a bit back.

Bought this dead cheap back in the day - fetches a few quid these days i think.

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So,So, Soulful with a brilliant backing. GET IT PLAYED !!!!!!!!!! :thumbup::hatsoff2:

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