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Hi there, just listened to Young Holt's California Montage(Brunswick) and it was an emotional experience! Not heard it for ages,but glad i just did, as i think its one of the most sublime instrumentals i've ever heard! How do others rate it? Cheers, Carl.

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    It's a feckin' awesome tune, has the lot inside those grooves, dance beat, hook line to can hum along to, cheesy bitd memories, and dare i say but it's NOT played too often these day's for someone to

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    I love instrumentals but this is like elevator music...nice but can't see what you're all making a fuss about

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Love it! One of the first Brunswick 45's I purchased and great value double sider. Used to be played locally here at the end of a night (Rushden, Northants) but not heard it out for ages. I'll maybe have to put in a request this coming Saturday :thumbsup:

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Agree very emotional tune which proves that instrumentals can create an atmosphere and hold a memory.I love it and treasure my Demo copy which looks as beautiful as it sounds.

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Agree very emotional tune which proves that instrumentals can create an atmosphere and hold a memory.I love it and treasure my Demo copy which looks as beautiful as it sounds.

Seems to look familer that :yes::thumbsup:

Love this tune, ring tone on my phone.

gary

i find myself playing the flip more at the moment, great double sided cheapie though :yes:

Agree very emotional tune which proves that instrumentals can create an atmosphere and hold a memory.I love it and treasure my Demo copy which looks as beautiful as it sounds.

Looks amazing, I was very lucky to pick one of the demos up cheaply. Worth every penny and a brilliant track to boot, well! not to boot if you know what I mean :g:

Always in my play box. My all-time favourite imstrumental.

A record that pops in and out of my box, when its out and I come across it, I always play it again and back in it goes.

It always reminds me of summer for some reason.

This may well be the most played record at a NS venue ever................

How have you arrived at that,Chris?

How have you arrived at that,Chris?

The ender at the Mecca Saturdays and Tuesdays for 13 years................................

It's a feckin' awesome tune, has the lot inside those grooves, dance beat, hook line to can hum along to, cheesy bitd memories, and dare i say but it's NOT played too often these day's for someone to play it out loud and proud??

daz.

played it at the stute last month sounded awsome, had not played it for years made a few ears prick up

The ender at the Mecca Saturdays and Tuesdays for 13 years................................

Ok - are you saying at a single northern venue?

I would have expected a different track if we are trying to establish the most played anywhere.

Epitome of Sound. Frankie Beverley, Yvonne Baker - that kind of thing, but even then it would be extremely subjective, wouldn't it?

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Not an instrumental fan normally - but this is good.

Peter

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I love instrumentals but this is like elevator music...nice but can't see what you're all making a fuss about

The ender at the Mecca Saturdays and Tuesdays for 13 years................................

Love it also played at blue rooms Sale manchester Thursdays so played a lot,

Love it! One of the first Brunswick 45's I purchased and great value double sider. Used to be played locally here at the end of a night (Rushden, Northants) but not heard it out for ages. I'll maybe have to put in a request this coming Saturday :thumbsup:

As you know Steve it was a Rushden tradition that i carried on at the Pembo was played as the last record at the 'Rock Foundation' Rushden Northants . Promoters John Warren and Andy Luck were Mecca Fans and played it as a tribute .I played it as a tribute to them. :P

Funnily enough had it on in the car the other day my son said it sounded like 'supermarket' music :lol:

Could be worse Pete. Stuck in a lift with George Lemons playing.........?;-)

I love instrumentals but this is like elevator music...nice but can't see what you're all making a fuss about

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Got a minty fresh issue arrived today, and I love the flip as well. So good to have it back after I sold my last one in the 90t's.

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