Trying to identify two records played by Pat Brady in 1985.  Both are in the top 20 attached.

Willie Parker & Joseph Moore are the two I am trying to identify. Oh and Johnny Howard.  The rest I know but won't spoil your fun uncovering them.

Edited January 9, 20178 yr by chalky

Anyone?

2. Try Me Junior Mccants

Is 12 Little John on Martay?  Or too early? 

Can't think of the others mid 80s a tad before my time. 

 

40 minutes ago, harrogatesoul said:

2. Try Me Junior Mccants

Is 12 Little John on Martay?  Or too early? 

Can't think of the others mid 80s a tad before my time. 

 

pat used to heartbreaking time at Bradford, when I started around 87, uncovered by then

Also Cody Black Slowly Moulding at Bradford - he was fucking good back then.

Dx

34 minutes ago, geeselad said:

pat used to heartbreaking time at Bradford, when I started around 87, uncovered by then

Bradford was my start too. Pat was very good to quote DavenPete. I used to help lug his cases in and help out as a 16/17 year old. Do remember one time he played The Groovers version of Ain't Too Proud To Beg covered as Steve Mancha and one of the guys fishing out a copy and shouting out 'Latest Pat Brady C/U for a tenner!' Raised a few chuckles. 

 

 

1 hour ago, DaveNPete said:

Also Cody Black Slowly Moulding at Bradford - he was fucking good back then.

Dx

Yep, Pat was a great DJ back in the 80's. He mixed it up with some good new 60's, 70's and perhaps even the odd 80's track. Always had some good sales too. Does he play out ever these days? 

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2 : LITTLE CARL CARLTON ........... JR McCANTS    ( KING w/d )

4  : MARVIN STINTON ........... JOHNNY CURTIS   (  SUMPTER  ) 

5 : ROBBIE  LAWSON  .......... UNTITLED White labelled acetate . 

9 : LEON WASHINGTON ........ DANNY MOORE   ( ALLRITE ) 

11 : SAXIE RUSSELL .......... PRESTON PETERS  ( M M ENTERPRISE ) 

12  :  JIMMY BURNS ....... LITTLE JOHN  ( MARTAY ) 

18 : JOHNNY HAMPTON ...... JIMMIE & ENTERTAINERS ( TODDLIN TOWN ) 

19 : JERRY COOK .......... UNTITLED Red label Audio disc 

7/ 10  / 13 / 14  / 16  played uncovered . KEEP IT REAL ! 

 

 

1 hour ago, harrogatesoul said:

Bradford was my start too. Pat was very good to quote DavenPete. I used to help lug his cases in and help out as a 16/17 year old. Do remember one time he played The Groovers version of Ain't Too Proud To Beg covered as Steve Mancha and one of the guys fishing out a copy and shouting out 'Latest Pat Brady C/U for a tenner!' Raised a few chuckles. 

 

 

The Groovers was covered up as EDDIE HOLLAND as I remember ( Queens hall 91/ 92 ) 

33 minutes ago, pumpkinseed said:

The Groovers was covered up as EDDIE HOLLAND as I remember ( Queens hall 91/ 92 ) 

Sounds right thinking about it. Actually I may be thinking of a version of 'Open the door to your heart' covered as Steve mancha by pat around that time. 

Think seriously about the records Pat played back then..........seriously underrated DJ I think.....

 

Cheers,

Mark R

2 minutes ago, Mark R said:

Think seriously about the records Pat played back then..........seriously underrated DJ I think.....

 

Cheers,

Mark R

Pat was a well respected, top dj back then. Seriously. 

 

 

8 hours ago, Peter99 said:

Pat was a well respected, top dj back then. Seriously. 

 

 

Yes, but as I recall he never got the hero worship others seemed to garner........that's kinda what I meant........probably down to a more unassuming nature on his part.....

 

Cheers,

Mark R

Always remember him playing the Chandlers Your Love..... at the Zodiac club in Bradford first time I'd heard it, blew me away then and still does. He played another one he gave the name/really was an artist I'd more associate with rock or sounded like such a name. Can't recall it now but that sticks out from that time. Hell I have enough trouble remember the right tracks and artists got no chance with c/u.

 

Sorry for rambling but just thought it might strike a chord 

13 hours ago, harrogatesoul said:

Sounds right thinking about it. Actually I may be thinking of a version of 'Open the door to your heart' covered as Steve mancha by pat around that time. 

he played the eyes of blue - heart trouble, covered as george clinton

2 hours ago, trev thomas said:

he played the eyes of blue - heart trouble, covered as george clinton

Couldn't swear to it but fairly certain that was played at the Central's original Friday nights early '70's uncovered. Their early nighters too.

Pat Brady was a Brilliant DJ 

We used to travel up from London just to hear him play Timmie Williams 

 

Al H 

On ‎09‎/‎01‎/‎2017 at 18:11, chalky said:

Anyone?

Icemen?

3 hours ago, KevH said:

Icemen?

Which one Kev?

I know then all apart from 1, 6, 8, 15 & 17.

On 09/01/2017 at 23:34, Mark R said:

Think seriously about the records Pat played back then..........seriously underrated DJ I think.....

 

Cheers,

Mark R

His turnover might not have been that of say Keb or Guy but he did have some great records.  

6 minutes ago, chalky said:

His turnover might not have been that of say Keb or Guy but he did have some great records.  

Was very popular at Clifton Hall and Cleethorpes Winter Gardens. 

4 hours ago, chalky said:

Which one Kev?

I know then all apart from 1, 6, 8, 15 & 17.

Who was the Verdell Watts C/U Chalky?

Didn't Sam Have A Verdell Watts C/U O T Sykes?

Kirsty

Edited January 11, 20178 yr by Gold Band

9 hours ago, Gold Band said:

Who was the Verdell Watts C/U Chalky?

Didn't Sam Have A Verdell Watts C/U O T Sykes?

Kirsty

Yes Kirsty it is on Fun City  

 

 

On ‎11‎/‎01‎/‎2017 at 18:34, chalky said:

Which one Kev?

I know then all apart from 1, 6, 8, 15 & 17.

1.?

Hiya,  soulful kinda music had few Stafford story specials in the nineties, cover ups etc. noticed a few o t Sykes  for sale recently. Cheers