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My lass doesn't recall it from WC and Ms at all, I first heard early 80s, my lass knows it well and used to ask for it at Keele 80s (probably our Keith) however she can't put a finger on how/where/when she knew it from. If it's not a fave please no hate mail. 

 

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    Quality classic, it was played regularly on the scene in the 80's. Far more relevant than many oldies given big plays today. 

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Thankyou all folks who've contributed to this thread, we have a nice little document here with good information about a great classic and a lovely artist!

Any additions to it are welcome too!

On 01/05/2018 at 16:24, LEN said:

Great tune, not heard it out for years, hence some may not know it - That's the case for a lot of those 'used to get played' tunes. As you say, surprising sometimes, but makes sense if a tune has been 'shelved' as they say.

All the best,

Len :thumbsup:

played this at Cotgrave 2 weeks ago great tune

On 18/06/2018 at 17:50, BabyBoyAndMyLass said:

Thankyou all folks who've contributed to this thread, we have a nice little document here with good information about a great classic and a lovely artist!

Any additions to it are welcome too!

Yes, I have an addition. Whoever edited the title of this topic: It's Bobbie Smith and not Bobby Smith.

Absolutely flying in the face of the whole thread but when I hooked up with the internet after not being anywhere for years and playing this I could have sworn I'd heard it at the early days of the Central, what seemed a very strong memory too. Perhaps just a flashback too far?

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