Just a couple

Wayne Gibson - Under My Thumb

Tony Clarke - Landslide

Jamo Thomas - I Spy

I miss em

Bazza

Edited January 27, 201312 yr by Bazza

Laine Hill - Time Marches On

The Embers - Watch Out Girl

Detroit Executives - The Cool Off

All popular once upon a time but probably well out of vogue nowadays

Laine Hill - Time Marches On

The Embers - Watch Out Girl

Detroit Executives - The Cool Off

All popular once upon a time but probably well out of vogue nowadays

Detroit Executives sounds as good today as it ever did to me !!

Laine Hill - Time Marches On

The Embers - Watch Out Girl

Detroit Executives - The Cool Off

All popular once upon a time but probably well out of vogue nowadays

Laine Hill gets played a bit.....

Detroit exceutives always a floor filler...

I heard the Detroit Executives recently, always brings a smile to everyone's face.

"...you fine foxy thing you."

The Vibrations Cause your mine

Most copies in the hands of the spinners must be worn through to the slip mat by now !!

Another following close behind The Majestics.

Just a couple

Wayne Gibson - Under My Thumb

Tony Clarke - Landslide

Jamo Thomas - I Spy

I miss em

Bazza

Do you ever play the B side, The Game, not everyone's cup of tea but I've heard worse.

"Keep On" - Sterling Magee

"Philly Dog Around The World" - Jimmy Raye

"Do It With Soul" - Aldora Britton

Ian D

I had thought of betty fikes, but it never has been a played out oldie so I'll have to get me thinkin' cap on again...

Edited January 29, 201312 yr by macca

was the term oldie first penned by the casino to promote the friday night once a month event , as a 16 year old who attended the saturday events weekly ,used to go along just to hear the plays from back in the day , mind sam cooke - heres another saturday night being spun had me wondering why i bothered ha ha

Sorry what's the question?

I just remember oldies being used to describe records from another era, recent or distant, as opposed to newies, whether 60s discoveries or out and out funk/disco releases around 75/76. There's a tape of Sam at St.Ives on Youtube, 1977, where he introduces Rosemary What Happened as a requested 'oldie'. I wouldn't attribute it to Wigan promoting itself...

just dont remember other all nighters promoters using that terminology around 77/78

Pointless topic - I did it last week with a podcast of records that aren't played out (much) anymore and before you could blink 3 or 4 people had started with the "I heard that out last week" thing so expect a lot of that! I"m still amazed that someone played "The Flasher" out though.

was the term oldie first penned by the casino to promote the friday night once a month event , as a 16 year old who attended the saturday events weekly ,used to go along just to hear the plays from back in the day , mind sam cooke - heres another saturday night being spun had me wondering why i bothered ha ha

That's when it really started, I agree with you, me and the then current girlfriend started having these newies/oldies arguments because I wouldn't go to the fridays.

Pointless topic - I did it last week with a podcast of records that aren't played out (much) anymore and before you could blink 3 or 4 people had started with the "I heard that out last week" thing so expect a lot of that! I"m still amazed that someone played "The Flasher" out though.

Well it must be a pointless topic if you did a podcast,some times Pete you make me wonder

Bazza

Well it must be a pointless topic if you did a podcast,some times Pete you make me wonder

Bazza

I don't mean this topic is pointless, I mean it's pointless because people will tell you that everything listed is played somewhere, defeating the object of what you're trying to say.

You misinterpreted what I was saying.

I don't mean this topic is pointless, I mean it's pointless because people will tell you that everything listed is played somewhere, defeating the object of what you're trying to say.

You misinterpreted what I was saying.

Sorry Pete ,your right I misunderstood

Bazza

Remember a Friday oldies with RS playing

Job Opening

Belles

Inspirations No one else

Fats Domino Raining

Jimmy Mack

Frankie Beverley Wanted. Good tunes and worth the entry money.

Three for me

Ray Agee

John + Weirdest

Billy Woods

Exciters - Reaching For The Best got some turntable action recently I hear.

Pointless topic - I did it last week with a podcast of records that aren't played out (much) anymore and before you could blink 3 or 4 people had started with the "I heard that out last week" thing so expect a lot of that! I"m still amazed that someone played "The Flasher" out though.

I went to a do and someone played The Flasher immediately followed by Woolly Bully ( spell check please !! )

I asked the 'DJ' why ? He said that someone had asked him for them - Had to be in his Box in order to play them - Why ?????

I went to a do and someone played The Flasher immediately followed by Woolly Bully ( spell check please !! )

I asked the 'DJ' why ? He said that someone had asked him for them - Had to be in his Box in order to play them - Why ?????

My image of burning vinyl didn't show.Oh well.

Edited January 30, 201312 yr by KevH

"Keep On" - Sterling Magee

"Philly Dog Around The World" - Jimmy Raye

"Do It With Soul" - Aldora Britton

Ian D

Jimmy. Raye played oot @ Glous nighter ( think by mike Eskins ??)

Awesome nighter tune imho!!!!!

Fats Domino It keeps Raining

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on my 3 visits to the casino the clapping when this came on was deafening!

Well, off the scene (as in going out, not stopping collecting or listening) from 79 until early last year & in my 11 months back I've never once heard either of these classics, despite getting around more than a bit:

Aye, go on - tell me I've been going to the wrong places

Vibrations cause your mine

Majestics on Linda

Ruby Andrews just loving

Tommy Neal