Posted February 1, 200619 yr You know like the old itv show. Some records can be identified by the first note. Examples Who who song - Jackie Wilson, Move on up Curtis Mayfield, Love you baby - Eddie Parker. Maybe some venues could try it out as an alternative to the 'best dancer' competition that may be running out of suitable candidates. Any more examples? Ed
February 1, 200619 yr Maybe some venues could try it out as an alternative to the 'best dancer' competition that may be running out of suitable candidates. Ed With respect, and hypothetically speaking. Surely ns karaoke would get a look in first?
February 2, 200619 yr I'm sure they had competitions at Station Road People up on stage competing against each other "Name that intro" must have been in the early days when it was quiet - before all the tourists arrived cheers Rob
February 2, 200619 yr Tainted love's an obvious one. So is What. Is that upper class speak? What What.
February 2, 200619 yr I'm sure they had competitions at Station Road People up on stage competing against each other "Name that intro" must have been in the early days when it was quiet - before all the tourists arrived cheers Rob You're not getting confused with Ted Rogers & Dusty Bin, which was on TV just before you set out for Wigan?
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You know like the old itv show. Some records can be identified by the first note.
Examples Who who song - Jackie Wilson, Move on up Curtis Mayfield, Love you baby - Eddie Parker.
Maybe some venues could try it out as an alternative to the 'best dancer' competition that may be running out of suitable candidates.
Any more examples?
Ed