Some tunes never got the recognitions they maybe should have..

Here's one from me, how about yours..

Ed

 

plays over the years but not just there

2 hours ago, algsoul said:

plays over the years but not just there

Love the Clarence Jackson mate, so funky!

I always liked this version of a classic song, never heard it played out:

 

Strangely enough I played love Potion No.9 when I last dj’d at Filthy Soul in London about 18 months ago

9 hours ago, woolie mark said:

 

I always liked this version of a classic song, never heard it played out:

 

The Coasters got to No 6 in Canada so it pretty much made it there!

Bobby womack "nothing you can do"

 

a rare record not as highly regarded as i think it should be.

 

for whatever reason its never quite clicked.

How this never made it I'll never know. If I'd have had this back in the mid 70s it would have been hammered! 

Ian D

10 hours ago, Paul Capon said:

Strangely enough I played love Potion No.9 when I last dj’d at Filthy Soul in London about 18 months ago

Shame there's not an instrumental version - or have I just mugged myself off again? 

9 hours ago, dylan said:

Bobby womack "nothing you can do"

 

a rare record not as highly regarded as i think it should be.

 

for whatever reason its never quite clicked.

nope..few copies about..mostly beat..but Wilsons version a very close second...

3 hours ago, Ian Dewhirst said:

How this never made it I'll never know. If I'd have had this back in the mid 70s it would have been hammered! 

Ian D

cor yeah..the Cleethorpes monster that never was..mind you does go a bit 'loungey' in parts..

Not that I've been very active on the scene since the late seventies, but from what I've heard, this track by Freddie Scott never made it... or did it?  Storming record in my opinion:

 

1 minute ago, Dayo said:

Not that I've been very active on the scene since the late seventies, but from what I've heard, this track by Freddie Scott never made it... or did it?  Storming record in my opinion:

 

There has been quite a lot of demand more recently say last 20 years ?

 

it went from an easy 5 quid record to 70 ish...

On 05/11/2017 at 18:12, Ian Dewhirst said:

How this never made it I'll never know. If I'd have had this back in the mid 70s it would have been hammered! 

Ian D

Stunned, and not heard before but would have thought, but I must have been massive at Wigan. 

On 05/11/2017 at 18:12, Ian Dewhirst said:

How this never made it I'll never know. If I'd have had this back in the mid 70s it would have been hammered! 

Ian D

Stunned, and not heard before but would have thought, but I must have been massive at Wigan. 

On 05/11/2017 at 00:07, tomangoes said:

Some tunes never got the recognitions they maybe should have..

Here's one from me, how about yours..

Ed

 

It was big at Wigan back in the day. Possibly a Mecca spin at first but then on the ‘newies’ conveyor belt at the Casino with Prince George, Black Nasty, Kim Tolliver, Lloyd Michaels etc. A good tune then and now, but dwarfed by the sheer weight of later 70’s discoveries so unlikely to be revived.

On 11/5/2017 at 18:12, Ian Dewhirst said:

How this never made it I'll never know. If I'd have had this back in the mid 70s it would have been hammered! 

Ian D

It was one of those tunes that circulated amongst the back bar at Wigan but I guess the time wan't right for it. I remember having it in a sales box with Lost Soul - I'm Gonna Hurt You and stuff like that.

On 05/11/2017 at 18:12, Ian Dewhirst said:

How this never made it I'll never know. If I'd have had this back in the mid 70s it would have been hammered! 

Ian D

In total agreement. That would have been a  massive success big room at the Casino.  Hope you're well mate n thanks for posting .

Steve 

On 5 November 2017 at 03:00, woolie mark said:

Love the Clarence Jackson mate, so funky!

I always liked this version of a classic song, never heard it played out:

 

This record made it it was played everywhere in the mid sixties on radio in clubs, as a result of it being a hit it was copied by most of the British pop groups of the time usually on ep,s Rolling Stones included

regards 

ML

29 minutes ago, Winsford Soul said:

In total agreement. That would have been a  massive success big room at the Casino.  Hope you're well mate n thanks for posting .

Steve 

I have this on a tape recorded at a Carlton Warrington all nighter - Curtis /Levine .

They knew !

Just now, chartertime said:

I have this on a tape recorded at a Carlton Warrington all nighter - Curtis /Levine .

They knew !

Used to go the Carlton regularly  . Just a short bus ride from my home town of  Widnes but can't remember the record. 

Steve 

This got a few spins, really should have been massive everywhere.

 

Not sure about this one, but will stand corrected, certainly don't think its ever gone big and certainly good enough imho   

 

 

Nice forum topic Tomangoes

A couple from me - both known and have been played but not enough imho

Paul Temple

1 hour ago, geeselad said:

Not sure about this one, but will stand corrected, certainly don't think its ever gone big and certainly good enough imho   

Always loved this one, thanks for posting , I can't recall ever hearing it in the last few years at least.

3 hours ago, Rictic66 said:

Nice forum topic Tomangoes

A couple from me - both known and have been played but not enough imho

Paul Temple

Chosen few got a lot of plays about 10 year ago in small nights, and but never quite made into the big rooms 

Really surprised this brilliant Timothy Wilson spin wasn't bigger, I know it got a few plays at Station Road but I have never heard it played anywhere in recent years.

   

8 minutes ago, Bruv said:

Really surprised this brilliant Timothy Wilson spin wasn't bigger, I know it got a few plays at Station Road but I have never heard it played anywhere in recent years.

   

That’s a great record I have always assumed it was a classic that everybody knew.

 

Edited November 7, 20177 yr by Soul-Slider

21 hours ago, FRANKIE CROCKER said:

It was big at Wigan back in the day. Possibly a Mecca spin at first but then on the ‘newies’ conveyor belt at the Casino with Prince George, Black Nasty, Kim Tolliver, Lloyd Michaels etc. A good tune then and now, but dwarfed by the sheer weight of later 70’s discoveries so unlikely to be revived.

Yeah it was a Mecca spin, but most clubs played it at the time.

3 hours ago, dylan said:

That’s a great record I have always assumed it was a classic that everybody knew.

Yeah it is a classic and it got booted back in the day.

3 hours ago, Soul-Slider said:

 

Their best uptempo cut imho

16 hours ago, geeselad said:

Chosen few got a lot of plays about 10 year ago in small nights, and but never quite made into the big rooms 

Got a fair amount of plays at Bradford courtesy of Pat Brady.

Dx

9 hours ago, geeselad said:

Their best uptempo cut imho

As I'm sure everyone knows, the album is stuffed with good stuff - Keep on Climbing's great - like Just Walk in My Shoes too (got spins at Wigan, but never stormed it).

Dx

Teddy Rabb   Last Night    and I still can't find a youtube clip of it      Grrrrrrrrrr

On 11/5/2017 at 03:00, woolie mark said:

Love the Clarence Jackson mate, so funky!

I always liked this version of a classic song, never heard it played out:

 

Played this at Nuneaton & local soul nites about 4 years ago quite a lot  swapped it for hey hey girl the mighty marvelows  as a younger dj wanted it 

23 hours ago, Rictic66 said:

Nice forum topic Tomangoes

A couple from me - both known and have been played but not enough imho

Paul Temple

chosen few is a great track if i found it i would play it  used to play it at hinckley  leisure center back in the 1980s