Been ask to post this by someone on here so here goes.

This one is of tunes that remind me of nighters in the 90t's.I don't mean the tunes were first played in the 90t's but tunes getting deck action around that time.

Hope you enjoy.

https://www.mixcloud.com/MartynSB/tunes-that-remind-of-nighters-in-the-90ts/

Tracklisting............

1. La Charles McCoy  - Lets Talk It Over AMC
2. Chuck Wright - The Palm Of Your Hand Ember
3. Daisy Burris-Four Strong Winds Deesu
4. Jimmy 'preacher' Ellie - I'm Gonna Do It By Myself Jewel
5. Eddie Wilson-Toast To The Lady Tollie
6. Mary Moultrie-There Trying To Tear Us Apart King
7. Mack Rice-Baby I'm Coming Home LuPine
8. Sam & Kitty-Your Money,Your Love 4 Brothers
9. Jimmy Hughes-It Ain't What You've Got Atlantic
10.  Majorie Black-One More Hurt Sue
11. Tammy Wayne-Have A Good Time Boom
12. Lonnie Lester-You Can't Go Nu-Tone
13. April,May & June-He Went Away RCA
14. The Ravenettes-Since You Been Gone Josie
15. Joe & George-You're Gonna Miss Me Now
16. Keni Lewis - What's Her Name Buddah
17. Martha Reeves-No One There TMG 843
18. The Delettes - Look At Me Blue Rock
19. Irma & The Fascinators - Lost Love Scepter
20. The Falcons- I'm a Fool I Must Love You Big Wheel
21. El Anthony - We've Been In Love Too Long La Cindy
22. Lilly Fields — I Got To Tell You Holton
23. Shirley Wahls-Why Am I Crying King
24. The Masqueraders-I Ain't Gonna Stop AGP
25. Bobby Hutton - Come See What's Left Of Me Philips
26. Nolan Porter-If You Could Be Sure ABC
27. Justine Washington-I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby Sue
28. Spinners-I Just Want To Fall In Love Atlantic
29. The Philarmonics-I Need,I Need Your Love Soulin
30. Serena Johnson-All Work & No Play Big 2

Cheers

Martyn

 

All i can say is WOW thats what i call a podcast.I frequented a few of the 90s venues Keele,Bretby,Blackburn,Griffin,first Stoke Togetherness,Trentham Gardens,Manchester Ritz,and they were great times when the scary corner people were still around.Even the soul nights were top notch back then with Hollingwood,Tony Banks Brighouse,Early Prestwich,Earl of Donny all great nights.This podcast of fantastic tunes captures that time period and i remember hearing many of them and most not since back then.

Thanks Martyn its a TEN from Patto

Scary corner people. Wasn't we all scary corner people to others.

Martin some nice tunes there with plenty of memories of the 're emerging scene that was still relatively underground. Happy days

Steve

Spencer Wiggins...lets talk it over

Jimmy Frasier...of hopes, dreams.

Ketty Lester... some things...

Marvin Gaye...Love starved heart

Brenda Holloway...Reconsider

...and any of Adys C's RCA discoveries!

Shifty was spinning She'll Be Gone...

Lenny Carlena....

Mick Lyons Take A Giant Step....

Big Scotty Black Wings Has My Angel

Sombody spinning Too Many People Bobby Goldsboro 3 times at Keel Xmas party 1992...I wos there...danced all 3 times....first time on dexys...doh!!x

Irish Greg all kindsa stuff I never heard anywhere else and still ain;t!!! Marvellous!!x

Ady Croasdell Baby Don't Change Your mind....Gladys Knight....super!!x

 

Personally I was known Nationally for spinning...

 

Carla Thomas....Never Stop thanx to Ady...X

Reconsider thanx to 'Anonymous'!!x

Coming Home Baby Mel Torme

Hopes & Dreams...YOPS

I'm So Happy Phillip Mitchell

Help Me Spellbinders

Fats Domino If U Don't Know What Love Is

The Hyperions Why You Wanna Treat Me

Jimmy Robbins I can't Please You

Brianstorm Loving is Really My Game

Willie Small How High Can You Fly

King Coleman Down In The Basement

Dynamics I need Your Love

Have Love Will Travel Richard Berry

 

Some others have been mentioned above...but from memory I got away with the above as nobody else was spinning them on the Nighter circuit when I was!!x Bob Hinsley was spinning Gerri Hall Nationwide I recall too!x There were some 'breakthrough' tunes........oops...and can't forget Dance Dance Dance at the 100 Club Xmas Party.....it rocked....like they all did when done right!!x Lots of DJ's where doing right back then.....happy days!x

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...and this I remember spinning...and it took a while to get 'respect' I recall...but did eventually....100 club went for it...then Blackburn.....just needed to fill in the towns in between....sorted!!!x

 

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Two big ones from the RCA label, that made a big impact...

 

Gale Garnett - I'll Cry Alone, and Della Reese - Clock that's got no hands..

 

need to add Les McCann - Sad Little Girl  to that little list..not RCA of course..and from about 98/99 The Inspirations  - Gotta Find a New love, both versions via Ady and butch...

 

Mal;-))

Edited February 9, 201510 yr by Mal C

p.s....'scary corner'?? It was where all the anoraks and saddo's gathered and huddled when we piled in....TO PAAAARTYYYYYY!!!!x....din't come near me just whispered at the back and I heard nowt. Patto wos there to witness it I read....hehe!!!x

I have remembered another 3 that perhaps are 'obvious' now but weren't back then!!! I was very fortunate to have some 'hard core' around me who knew the craic from the 70's to the early 90's. I was told by these folk that Hopes N Dreams had been spun mainly the instrumental back in the day but no real National exposure. Same with Joy Lovejoy...In Orbit.....IT WAS MASSVE for me Nationwide and it was a year or so before others started spinning it at the then National venues. Standard today! Another 'newbie' Seven Day Fool Etta James......GUARANTEEED floor packer yet many round the Country had never heard it before the 90's!! Man O Man Walter & The admirations I remember having to kick off with it at Bretby as folk had waited all night for me to spin it......I weren't on till 7am last hour.........heeeeeavy night for all I recall...hehe!!!x

But this was perhaps me fav revival tune I played that hadn't been 'aired' for some years...if at all as it deserved...and took it Nationwide!x

 

SUPER tune to start a Monday morning....or a spot around the Nation........proper!!!!x

 

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Forgot Ruby Winters which started the decade as a Mick Smith 15 quid tune, turned into a staple collectors 45... I think underneath the swaths of BIG records this was one of the biggest tracks of the decade, if you think how readily available it was, and how may bought it...

 

Also remember All Brighton and Gino - Its only a a Paper Moon / Tommy Fontera -  Your my Leading Lady, great tracks those two, Try Dodds on El Camino made a come back, I guess that was Stafford initially, and who could forget when 'Harvey - Any Way You Wanta' went big, you heard that literally everywhere you went...

 

Remember Ady playing The Devonnes - Doin' The Gittin' Up at the Manchester Ritz, Rarest of the Rare allnighter, Gladys Knight & the Pips - No One Could Love You More was massive wasn't it, and Kim Weston - A Thrill A Moment as the River Bar in town... a certain favorite from everybody there..

 

How big was Ernestine Eady - The Change massive...Delilah Kennebreuw — Bright lights, and everybody wanted Andrea Henry - Need you like a baby, they still do I think....best mention 'The Falcons - Good Good Feeling'...

 

I'm not gonna knock the new stuff, cause its all old music which ever way you look at it, and there are lots of great new tracks to discover, but I cant help liking the tracks that were big in the 9ts....

 

Mal.C

 

P.s.. I know it was else where but Flash McKinley - I'll Rescue You from Butch at the 100 club... hauntingly etched on ya memory..

Edited February 9, 201510 yr by Mal C

p.s....'scary corner'?? It was where all the anoraks and saddo's gathered and huddled when we piled in....TO PAAAARTYYYYYY!!!!x....din't come near me just whispered at the back and I heard nowt. Patto wos there to witness it I read....hehe!!!x

I have remembered another 3 that perhaps are 'obvious' now but weren't back then!!! I was very fortunate to have some 'hard core' around me who knew the craic from the 70's to the early 90's. I was told by these folk that Hopes N Dreams had been spun mainly the instrumental back in the day but no real National exposure. Same with Joy Lovejoy...In Orbit.....IT WAS MASSVE for me Nationwide and it was a year or so before others started spinning it at the then National venues. Standard today! Another 'newbie' Seven Day Fool Etta James......GUARANTEEED floor packer yet many round the Country had never heard it before the 90's!! Man O Man Walter & The admirations I remember having to kick off with it at Bretby as folk had waited all night for me to spin it......I weren't on till 7am last hour.........heeeeeavy night for all I recall...hehe!!!x

But this was perhaps me fav revival tune I played that hadn't been 'aired' for some years...if at all as it deserved...and took it Nationwide!x

 

SUPER tune to start a Monday morning....or a spot around the Nation........proper!!!!x

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You are re-writing history again.  Every track you have mentioned were hammered by the time you were Djing, many had been dropped by your more forward thinking DJ as oldies. Joy Lovejoy was a staple of most oldies nights.   If your mates said the vocal to Hopes and Dreams was rarely played then then they weren't what you call hardcore.  Did you really have Man O Man on La Cindy?  It had been covered up since the mid 80's by Butch and very few copies about.  Butch was the only one I heard play it at Bretby.

 

90's was a bleak time really for discoveries IMO.  The music had by and large taken a huge backward step with very few progressive DJ's getting a look in at the larger venues. Oldies were becoming the staple of many playlists and the thirst for new discoveries were drowning in a sea of mediocrity IMO.

 

There were venues still doing the business though, The Wilton where many collectors were given a chance, The 100 Club, Droyslden, Duncan Pollett and Pete Hollander over in Cheshire etc, Winsford etc etc.

 

There were still DJ's plugging away with new discoveries which because of the reliance on oldies took some years to filter through.  Butch of course, Kitch and Dean, Andy Rix, Ady...etc.

 

Anyway excellent podcast Martyn, you are getting good at this

I only remember what I did Chalky!!!x I also remember what was around me. I am ignorant of the past but was guided well. I won;t name them because they are some of your heroes I believe too...and don;t deserve your reference i'd say!x The Hopes n Dreams.....I was everywhere Chalky.....it weren't being spun at Nighters where I frequented.....early 90's. I was given a copy to spin by a friend who was 'active' to know at the time.....since the 70's. It did as I described and know...or heard...nowt else!x It may have had local exposure....but National???/ I never danced to it until I spun it at me soul night a year into the scene and after say 30 nighters under me belt for the year??? As for Walter.....it was Shifty's I believe...or Fingers.....or u know wot....I can't remember and weren't bothered!!!!x As I was 'representing' the then 'new wave' on the National scene....then Shifty....I think even Lenny and certainly Kev Fev in Norwich.....many folk who had awesome collections insisted on giving me tunes too play!!!! Emporer of My Baby's Heart Kev Fev made me spin it at the 100 Club.....never heard it poo'd meself......!!!!x They lent me tunes. Shifty didn't get National until I persuaded Mick/Little Scotty to put him on....and he was away and rightly so. He lent me Your My Mellow too....cos I wanted to spin the B side My Kind of Woman....and did....he wouldn't sell me it....!! Never heard that on the National stage over 9 years.....unless I spun it!!!x That's all I remember. Ain't givin it sum or owt and not meaning to Chalky....just being as honest as I recall.

 

There is this factor too. Records in East Anglia I found massive........went flat up tNorf!!! Same t'other way round!!! Some tunes got huge in an area because he local DJ had them!! I remember going to Lennys Wellingboro'. Him...Ciro...Dave Vanner.......they were spinning tunes that I didn't hear at Nighters for another year.......if it was being spun.....i;'d have known!!!!! Folks first thing they did as they saw me was chew me lugholes off telling me wot happened here there and everywhere!!!!!! I called it intelligence gathering and quite often picked their brains up off the floor as they parted which they thanked me for....hehe!!!x So....from my memory.....the tunes I mention weren't 'prolific' NATIONALLY on the nighter scene......that I heard. Some may have had their day in the 80's/90s....and I ain;t being disrespectful to them either. I just 'had it away' with these. If they'd have been 'finished'......the dance floor would have told......I was entertaining the hard core......they din't have any ole sh*t....and I never gave it mate.....X

 

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....ooops. I told a porkie by accident. When Shifty got his first spot at The Ritz.....he spun My Kind of Woman and dedicated it to me. I danced my ar*e off. It was the only chance I got to do such from the floor...in 9 years. It was our 'moment' of Togetherness. Happy days....X

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Edited February 9, 201510 yr by SOOTY

Looks like a Volume 2 is called for,will have to dig through the dark corners of the collection see what's hiding away   

Thanks for all the comments.

Cheers

Martyn

I only remember what I did Chalky!!!x I also remember what was around me. I am ignorant of the past but was guided well. I won;t name them because they are some of your heroes I believe too...and don;t deserve your reference i'd say!x The Hopes n Dreams.....I was everywhere Chalky.....it weren't being spun at Nighters where I frequented.....early 90's. I was given a copy to spin by a friend who was 'active' to know at the time.....since the 70's. It did as I described and know...or heard...nowt else!x It may have had local exposure....but National???/ I never danced to it until I spun it at me soul night a year into the scene and after say 30 nighters under me belt for the year??? As for Walter.....it was Shifty's I believe...or Fingers.....or u know wot....I can't remember and weren't bothered!!!!x As I was 'representing' the then 'new wave' on the National scene....then Shifty....I think even Lenny and certainly Kev Fev in Norwich.....many folk who had awesome collections insisted on giving me tunes too play!!!! Emporer of My Baby's Heart Kev Fev made me spin it at the 100 Club.....never heard it poo'd meself......!!!!x They lent me tunes. Shifty didn't get National until I persuaded Mick/Little Scotty to put him on....and he was away and rightly so. He lent me Your My Mellow too....cos I wanted to spin the B side My Kind of Woman....and did....he wouldn't sell me it....!! Never heard that on the National stage over 9 years.....unless I spun it!!!x That's all I remember. Ain't givin it sum or owt and not meaning to Chalky....just being as honest as I recall.

 

There is this factor too. Records in East Anglia I found massive........went flat up tNorf!!! Same t'other way round!!! Some tunes got huge in an area because he local DJ had them!! I remember going to Lennys Wellingboro'. Him...Ciro...Dave Vanner.......they were spinning tunes that I didn't hear at Nighters for another year.......if it was being spun.....i;'d have known!!!!! Folks first thing they did as they saw me was chew me lugholes off telling me wot happened here there and everywhere!!!!!! I called it intelligence gathering and quite often picked their brains up off the floor as they parted which they thanked me for....hehe!!!x So....from my memory.....the tunes I mention weren't 'prolific' NATIONALLY on the nighter scene......that I heard. Some may have had their day in the 80's/90s....and I ain;t being disrespectful to them either. I just 'had it away' with these. If they'd have been 'finished'......the dance floor would have told......I was entertaining the hard core......they din't have any ole sh*t....and I never gave it mate.....X

 

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You would have heard me playing Jimmy Fraser vocal and Kurt Harris at the 100 Club before you'd started DJing Sooty

You would have heard me playing Jimmy Fraser vocal and Kurt Harris at the 100 Club before you'd started DJing Sooty

Yes indeed Ady, long, long, long, before!!!

Interesting that I first remember hearing Nolan Porter back then and thinking 'Wow - what a track' , yet now I think 'Oh no - not again!'. 

 

Not the tracks fault of course.

You would have heard me playing Jimmy Fraser vocal and Kurt Harris at the 100 Club before you'd started DJing Sooty

 

Bugger, I was gonna ask him if he played the Kurt Harris first  I had one of the first few to turn up after you made it a monster down the 100 Club.  Played at Stafford also by I think Keith?

 

By the early 90's whenever I heard Jimmy Fraser I was beginning to think, "not again" but I must have been imagining hearing it as it wasn't played anywhere only the instrumental? 

Looks like a Volume 2 is called for,will have to dig through the dark corners of the collection see what's hiding away   

Thanks for all the comments.

Cheers

Martyn

Look forward to that Martyn.I hope people take it all in the spirit of the 90 vein.Sure some were played before at stafford or even earlier venues but there were lots of great records that i will always associate with the 90s.Also certain DJs were in there pomp at this time Sooty being one of them.Kenny Burrels golden time also,and one of my faves Bob Hindsley.As For the scary corner people well lots of hard core characters girls as well as blokes were still around from the 80s.Some you loved being around and some you avoided but they often gave the night that edge that made the atmosphere electric at places like keele.

I only remember what I did Chalky!!!x I also remember what was around me. I am ignorant of the past but was guided well. I won;t name them because they are some of your heroes I believe too...and don;t deserve your reference i'd say!x The Hopes n Dreams.....I was everywhere Chalky.....it weren't being spun at Nighters where I frequented.....early 90's. I was given a copy to spin by a friend who was 'active' to know at the time.....since the 70's. It did as I described and know...or heard...nowt else!x It may have had local exposure....but National???/ I never danced to it until I spun it at me soul night a year into the scene and after say 30 nighters under me belt for the year??? As for Walter.....it was Shifty's I believe...or Fingers.....or u know wot....I can't remember and weren't bothered!!!!x As I was 'representing' the then 'new wave' on the National scene....then Shifty....I think even Lenny and certainly Kev Fev in Norwich.....many folk who had awesome collections insisted on giving me tunes too play!!!! Emporer of My Baby's Heart Kev Fev made me spin it at the 100 Club.....never heard it poo'd meself......!!!!x They lent me tunes. Shifty didn't get National until I persuaded Mick/Little Scotty to put him on....and he was away and rightly so. He lent me Your My Mellow too....cos I wanted to spin the B side My Kind of Woman....and did....he wouldn't sell me it....!! Never heard that on the National stage over 9 years.....unless I spun it!!!x That's all I remember. Ain't givin it sum or owt and not meaning to Chalky....just being as honest as I recall.

 

There is this factor too. Records in East Anglia I found massive........went flat up tNorf!!! Same t'other way round!!! Some tunes got huge in an area because he local DJ had them!! I remember going to Lennys Wellingboro'. Him...Ciro...Dave Vanner.......they were spinning tunes that I didn't hear at Nighters for another year.......if it was being spun.....i;'d have known!!!!! Folks first thing they did as they saw me was chew me lugholes off telling me wot happened here there and everywhere!!!!!! I called it intelligence gathering and quite often picked their brains up off the floor as they parted which they thanked me for....hehe!!!x So....from my memory.....the tunes I mention weren't 'prolific' NATIONALLY on the nighter scene......that I heard. Some may have had their day in the 80's/90s....and I ain;t being disrespectful to them either. I just 'had it away' with these. If they'd have been 'finished'......the dance floor would have told......I was entertaining the hard core......they din't have any ole sh*t....and I never gave it mate.....X

 

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Sooty again you are rewriting history.  

 

I didn't say the records were finished did I?  I said they'd been hammered and most of the DJ's who played them had dropped them because they'd been hammered and were no longer either exclusive and every Tom Dick and Arry was spinning them.  The Hyperions Why You Wanna Treat Me, monster for Rob Marriott from 88ish into the 90's, Jimmy Robbins was a five quid record in every sales box and was done and dusted for many DJ's by the early 90's.  Etta James the same.  You obviously missed out on these and by the time you were DJing you were playing catch up but you weren't to know this having not been around.  As for Kurt Harris it was one of the biggest records on the scene and had been since the mid 80's.  

 

Just because you didn't hear it doesn't mean it wasn't around and being played, plenty of places and DJ's back then were playing them.  There was more than you being "hardcore"   

Looks like a Volume 2 is called for,will have to dig through the dark corners of the collection see what's hiding away   

Thanks for all the comments.

Cheers

Martyn

 

 

Look forward to it mate, will give this one a listen tomorrow hopefully now I have extra data on the phone.

Interesting that I first remember hearing Nolan Porter back then and thinking 'Wow - what a track' , yet now I think 'Oh no - not again!'. 

 

Not the tracks fault of course.

Still a class track for me but has been hammered,saying that personally not heard it out for ages.

Tom Paddison(JC) who djed at Cleethorpes 70t's nighters said he used to play it off the LP back then?

Cheers

Martyn

There!! We is all right!!x I don't know what went before and weren't there!!x You all do and I have always bowed to your time served...all of you!!x What may have made up for the lack of negatiove to me sets such as same old same old was me innocence and personality then....cos no-one complained!!!x Not to me face anyway!x Nolan Porter I spun nationwide and hadn't heard it....! But somebody somewhere has played them all.....I know that! Martin was talking of 'tunes of the 90's'. My list is among them and every tune i;ve seen listed is too. I remember them all! Who played what where and first???.....clueless!! But......when ure busy and involved....u knew what was 'in' and what was on the way out or had enuff of! I never had that feedback and wouldn't have done it to myself with a tune.......there's enuff tunes out there init!x We see the world from our own eyes....i'm no different. My ears are plugged in.....as is my soul........me brains I was glad to leave behind most nights tbf!x

 

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but no real National exposure. Same with Joy Lovejoy...In Orbit.....IT WAS MASSVE for me Nationwide and it was a year or so before others started spinning it at the then National venues.

 

Ya gotta be joking man. "In orbit" was popular enough that by 1972 that it was included on a UK Chess compilation album at the time. this has  always been a popular cheap oldie since when God was a boy. 

Bugger, I was gonna ask him if he played the Kurt Harris first  I had one of the first few to turn up after you made it a monster down the 100 Club.  Played at Stafford also by I think Keith?

 

By the early 90's whenever I heard Jimmy Fraser I was beginning to think, "not again" but I must have been imagining hearing it as it wasn't played anywhere only the instrumental? 

kurt harris always reminds of the tracky club in barnsley around 87/8/9 ...strange tho 45`s like nolan porter if i could only be sure..i never heard out til saus dropped it one night at the wilton about 96.. nearly fell off my chair.. but i had it on the shelf for 10 yrs before then..never really thought of it as northern soul

I can certainly remember you playing Kurt Harris Ady. You had it covered up as Ed Townshend "The Emperor"and I asked you for it under the proper name as Andy Gill had managed to get a copy at the same time!

 

 

Mark C

Really enjoyed this Martyn, thanks - just been playing it through now. Wish I had a Daisy Burris - what a tune 

 

A few more that remind me of the 90's era that I don't think anyone has mentioned yet:-

 

Fortson & Scott - Sweet lover

Terry Callier - Look at me now

Wade Flemons - Jeanette

Timmie Williams - Competition

Jimmy Bo Horne - I just can't speak

Rhonda Davis - Can you remember

The Constellations - I  didn't know how to

Sugar & Spices - Have faith in me

Dennis Edwards - Johnny on the spot / I didn't know how to

The Poets - Wrapped around your finger

Brothers of Soul - I'd be grateful

The Trends - Thanks for a little loving

Joseph Moore - I still can't get you

 

Also remember being absolutely blown away by Nolan Porter - time almost stood still when it was spun. Used to love it at Bretby, Manchester Ritz, etc, with everyone clapping along 

Ya gotta be joking man. "In orbit" was popular enough that by 1972 that it was included on a UK Chess compilation album at the time. this has  always been a popular cheap oldie since when God was a boy. 

the uk 45 came out in mid 72  also steve..so every little boy and his dog who dj`d could and probably did play it

Really enjoyed this Martyn, thanks - just been playing it through now. Wish I had a Daisy Burris - what a tune 

 

A few more that remind me of the 90's era that I don't think anyone has mentioned yet:-

 

Fortson & Scott - Sweet lover

Terry Callier - Look at me now

Wade Flemons - Jeanette

Timmie Williams - Competition

Jimmy Bo Horne - I just can't speak

Rhonda Davis - Can you remember

The Constellations - I  didn't know how to

Sugar & Spices - Have faith in me

Dennis Edwards - Johnny on the spot / I didn't know how to

The Poets - Wrapped around your finger

Brothers of Soul - I'd be grateful

The Trends - Thanks for a little loving

Joseph Moore - I still can't get you

 

Also remember being absolutely blown away by Nolan Porter - time almost stood still when it was spun. Used to love it at Bretby, Manchester Ritz, etc, with everyone clapping along 

yep that was my nineties also.......the best of times ..imho

Interesting that I first remember hearing Nolan Porter back then and thinking 'Wow - what a track' , yet now I think 'Oh no - not again!'. 

 

Not the tracks fault of course.

 

 

Its been known ever since the LP came out,   73/74 ?.

Another one off the original list that was played at the Torch 72/73 was Marjorie Black One More Hurt.

There!! We is all right!!x I don't know what went before and weren't there!!x You all do and I have always bowed to your time served...all of you!!x What may have made up for the lack of negatiove to me sets such as same old same old was me innocence and personality then....cos no-one complained!!!x Not to me face anyway!x Nolan Porter I spun nationwide and hadn't heard it....! But somebody somewhere has played them all.....I know that! Martin was talking of 'tunes of the 90's'. My list is among them and every tune i;ve seen listed is too. I remember them all! Who played what where and first???.....clueless!! But......when ure busy and involved....u knew what was 'in' and what was on the way out or had enuff of! I never had that feedback and wouldn't have done it to myself with a tune.......there's enuff tunes out there init!x We see the world from our own eyes....i'm no different. My ears are plugged in.....as is my soul........me brains I was glad to leave behind most nights tbf!x

 

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What the **** you on about man???????

Are you on drugs?

"In Orbit" ??? Why did this record ever ever ever become part of the great Northern Soul scene? It is not soul it is POP

Interesting that I first remember hearing Nolan Porter back then and thinking 'Wow - what a track' , yet now I think 'Oh no - not again!'. 

 

Not the tracks fault of course.

I am a old git, l remember buying Nolan Porter as a new UK release from Marshall's Records. 

. Same with Joy Lovejoy...In Orbit.....IT WAS MASSVE for me Nationwide and it was a year or so before others started spinning it at the then National venues. 

 

Are you serious this was played long before you were even old enough to play with your dick.

It may have been played at the Wheel.

Edited February 9, 201510 yr by Kegsy

kurt harris always reminds of the tracky club in barnsley around 87/8/9 ...strange tho 45`s like nolan porter if i could only be sure..i never heard out til saus dropped it one night at the wilton about 96.. nearly fell off my chair.. but i had it on the shelf for 10 yrs before then..never really thought of it as northern soul

 

That'd be me at Tracky with Kurt Harris,

Edited February 10, 201510 yr by chalky

Brilliant podcast.

Its been known ever since the LP came out,   73/74 ?.

Kegsy

See my reply in post 20.

 

Another one off the original list that was played at the Torch 72/73 was Marjorie Black One More Hurt.

Did say in my first post that they were sounds getting played at that time not when they were first played as I knew quite a few of them were broke pre-90t's,Marjorie Black been one of them.

Cheers

Martyn

Edited February 9, 201510 yr by hullsoul

I am a old git, l remember buying Nolan Porter as a new UK release from Marshall's Records. 

Dave

Yes you are

Cheers

Martyn

Kegsy

See my reply in post 20.

 

Did say in my first post that they were sounds getting played at that time not when they were first played as I knew quite a few of them were broke pre-90t's,Marjorie Black been one of them.

Cheers

Martyn

 

 

Ok sorry mate, think I got a bit wound up by a gold coloured glove puppet

trying to shove his hand up everybody else's arse. 

That'd be be at Tracky with Kurt Harris.

oh aye 

...the 90's......passionate weren't it!!x

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ruby winters had been round long before the 90's  the other side was a big wheel spin if I remember right  and  I first spun BETTER  covered up as Yvonne Baker  in late 85 at notts rock city 

ruby winters had been round long before the 90's  the other side was a big wheel spin if I remember right  and  I first spun BETTER  covered up as Yvonne Baker  in late 85 at notts rock city 

Think you need to read all the posts?As I said in post one the Podcast was of tunes that were getting played at nighters in the 90t's not tunes "broke" in the 90t's?

Cheers 

Martyn

Edited February 12, 201510 yr by hullsoul

Sorry mate lappy playing up only got half the thread  will check out the podcast when I can some wicked sounds played in 90's   :thumbsup:  

"In Orbit" ??? Why did this record ever ever ever become part of the great Northern Soul scene? It is not soul it is POP

Very true, it could even be quoted in the songs that bring me to tears, though not for good reasons, then again it would not be the only big NS tune  could quote in this category!!

the blue jays - depends on your point of view is one of the songs big in the 90s. still goes down great today as well

Edited February 12, 201510 yr by rhino

the blue jays - depends on tour point of view is one of the songs big in the 90s. still goes down great today as well

And been on my wants list since then

Cheers

Martyn

And been on my wants list since then

Cheers

Martyn

 

 

i paid £40 at bradford for mine and thought i paid to much. them were the days 

i paid £40 at bradford for mine and thought i paid to much. them were the days 

Rub it in why don't you

Certainly proper prices back then.

Cheers

Martyn

Rub it in why don't you

Certainly proper prices back then.

Cheers

Martyn

 

I will rub it in a bit more, Rob Smith had loads of them at a quid a piece

Edited February 12, 201510 yr by chalky

I will rub it in a bit more, Rob Smith had loads of them at a quid a piece

Chalky

Go on kick a man while he's down

Cheers

Martyn

That'd be me at Tracky with Kurt Harris,

 

Now then lads, if my memory serves me right, was it not Kitch and Dean Anderson that first found this on a record hunt in the States during the "new" Tracky day's.... late 80's? Don't rip me to shreds if i'm wrong Chalky, after all, it was

25 years ago