hi - could someone please tell me if this tune was ever played at northern clubs. it's new to me but i think it's a filthy little stomper & must've got spins somewhere years back

ta

I am sure it did. I sold a copy for a fiver the other week.

Shane

Deffo had plays in the past.

Been played in this here parts since the late 70's - dirty, sleazy and oozing sex appeal....but enough of Taff and me, the records great!

BIG WEST HAMPSTEAD AND EARLY 100 CLUB TUNE :dance:

thanks everyone! add dublin to the list then, i'm gonna demand it gets played on friday at our sleepless nights christmas party. yay! & if anyone needs a cheap copy pm me - i've got a spare

It's main champion and spinner was fellow Sourcer Tony Ellis at Yate in the mid 70s.

BIG WEST HAMPSTEAD AND EARLY 100 CLUB TUNE :dance:

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Blimey, I remember shaking my thang to that at West Hampstead.........what a great tune. But then again so was TELL ME WHAT YOU GONNA DO........Mr Brown at his craziest best Jo

Not quite sure what year this came out, 66/67?, but it was played in London clubs at the time, I am sure I heard it at Bluesville, Manor House, played by Mike Raven I think.

I was a big JB fan at the time, we went to see him on his first visit early show, and went back to the next show we enjoyed it so much. But after this track he started on the funky path (if my memory isn't failing me again) and the rest is history.

Quite surprised some of his earlier tracks haven't been played at R&B nights.

wendy been played in Dublin by me at SN & the ole dice bar and modern green bar

see ya friday (its in da box)

Danny D

thanks danny! i cant believe i didnt notice when you played it before. shame on me

I used to play Bring it Up at Goodfoot. i can't say it filled the floor but I like it. Of course now I'm playing Santa Claus go straight to the Ghetto Huh!

"Money Won't Change You" shares the same backing as "Sexy, Sexy, Sexy" which was featured in one of his many Blaxploitation soundtracks....

Lazy b*stard!

WOOF!

Just in case on one's seen it, if you have cable or sattelite, there's a great JB biography shown every now & then on the Biography channel.

Paul

SITC