https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u366g9mHdqQ

Well before my time but my older mates tell me this was a Mecca monster as a new release at the time until it became a world wide hit of course ! Right ?

There's a great sceen in Carlito's Way with this song that I love. Soundtrack also includes Backstabbers by the O'Jays.

Alltogether a great film soundtrack but not a great one for listening to.

and a TOTW play as an oldie......

didnt go to the casino after about 1977/8 but ive been told sir dickie of searling used to play this ojays 45,is this correct ??,a great tune and right down mr searlings street who has a good ear for a nice tune...soulie55..

didnt go to the casino after about 1977/8 but ive been told sir dickie of searling used to play this ojays 45,is this correct ??,a great tune and right down mr searlings street who has a good ear for a nice tune...soulie55..

Great record!

I heard an instrumental version at the Cleethorpes winter gardens alldayer a few months ago, dont know if its rare but i haven't heard it before.

Ste.

Here's Backstabbers.

Watch the two guys at the front right of the stage and the girl and guy on the far side when they cut to a side view. Very interesting dance moves, better than the usual 70s dancing about.

Edited May 2, 200718 yr by Matt Male

A great dance record and one that I 'popularised' (you can't break a well known record, and you can't revive something that was never alive, now can you?) over here a few years ago.

Edited May 3, 200718 yr by Guest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u366g9mHdqQ

Well before my time but my older mates tell me this was a Mecca monster as a new release at the time until it became a world wide hit of course ! Right ?

It was played at Samanthas

Sounds about right - the other day I came across a PIR white demo of this which I bought at the Mecca - 45 format but plays at 33rpm - short and long versions

Happy days

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u366g9mHdqQ

Well before my time but my older mates tell me this was a Mecca monster as a new release at the time until it became a world wide hit of course ! Right ?

Alltogether a great film soundtrack but not a great one for listening to.

I'm not too sure what you mean by that, you seem to be contradicting yourself a bit.

Carlitos Way, really good film.

I Love Music fekkin awful record.

Maybe an OK Jazz Funk record, but that counts for nothing if you love soul music.

Or maybe people blowing whistles in night clubs added something to it that I missed.

hvcm.

Edited May 4, 200718 yr by garethx