Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You. Ouch, when I first heard it I was blown away but now its like fingers down a blackboard!

Gladys Knight & The Pips - No One Could Love You More. This used to get me on the dance floor now it just seams to drown on and on and on and on and on.

What was your once faves that now make ya cringe.

Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You. Ouch, when I first heard it I was blown away but now its like fingers down a blackboard!

Gladys Knight & The Pips - No One Could Love You More. This used to get me on the dance floor now it just seams to drown on and on and on and on and on.

What was your once faves that now make ya cringe.

Out on the floor ( Dobie gray ) been years since i've heard anyone play it tho !!

mello souls

Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You. Ouch, when I first heard it I was blown away but now its like fingers down a blackboard!

Gladys Knight & The Pips - No One Could Love You More. This used to get me on the dance floor now it just seams to drown on and on and on and on and on.

What was your once faves that now make ya cringe.

Soul on wax - Mr day..modern tune .....first time I heard thought it was great ,only 3 or 4 plays later...hated it

Bazza

Soul on wax - Mr day..modern tune .....first time I heard thought it was great ,only 3 or 4 plays later...hated it

Bazza

The Devonnes - "I'm gonna pick up my toys" - spoiled by me playing it over and over when I first heard it

First Choice - "This is the house where love died" - same as the above!

I'll grow to love 'em again.....................eventually

and Ultra High Frequency - "We're on the right track" - loved it to start, but stopped loving it after many plays

Edited October 19, 200717 yr by soul99 easylay

The Snake. End of conversation

If you loved it and now hate it, leave it for a couple of years.

A bit like soul web site forums....................................... but just a fortnight should suffice for those.

Ed

ONE I DUG OUT THE OTHER NIGHT WAS THE MAGNIFICENTS-MY HEAR IS CALLING AND ON MAIN STREET,WHAT A BLOODY DOUBLE SIDER,NOT HEARD EITHER FOR YONKS,SPOT ON SOUL MUSIC.

BAZ A

ONE I DUG OUT THE OTHER NIGHT WAS THE MAGNIFICENTS-MY HEAR IS CALLING AND ON MAIN STREET,WHAT A BLOODY DOUBLE SIDER,NOT HEARD EITHER FOR YONKS,SPOT ON SOUL MUSIC.

BAZ A

I agree Baz.Got it in my playbox but always stick others on decks & it never gets played.

Reminder - Play out at Bournemouth Uni in December.

Dave.

Out on the floor ( Dobie gray ) been years since i've heard anyone play it tho !!

Was asked to play this sat.nite at Exeter by guy who hadn't been to soul night in years.Didn't have it on me.Saw him up dancing later in my spot when I played "Come on Train" & "Too Late".

Dave.

ONE I DUG OUT THE OTHER NIGHT WAS THE MAGNIFICENTS-MY HEAR IS CALLING AND ON MAIN STREET,WHAT A BLOODY DOUBLE SIDER,NOT HEARD EITHER FOR YONKS,SPOT ON SOUL MUSIC.

BAZ A

Agreed Baz. A top drawer double sider.

Is this as opposed to played out oldies? If so then none. I'm a loyal kinda guy.

...MAKE fcuking SURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

...MAKE fcuking SURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Up ya bum

None ever!!

benny troy, give you tomorrow, seem to get slightly uneasy when ever this record is mentioned never mind played,used to love it, but now it sounds like summat off the love boat, gets worse if you have ever seen a picture of mr troy himself

Edited October 22, 200717 yr by codfromderby

Freddie Houston "If i had known" i distinctly remember loving this at Stafford but now for the life of me i don't know why. Absolutely hate it now!!

Derek

Sam and Kitty cover up- all alone. Seemed fantastic at morecombe in the 80's. UTTER, UTTER B#####ks

gloria jones,tainted love..saw her live in the mid 70s at a p/boro all-nighter not sure which venue though.

and the one that really makes me cringe these days,danny monday,baby without you, what was that tune about !!! i never really liked it in the day,somebody call me a doctor somebody call me a nurse, i think thats how it went!!!!,yuk,a big `homer` shuddder from me.

Soul on wax - Mr day..modern tune .....first time I heard thought it was great ,only 3 or 4 plays later...hated it

Bazza

Bazza my old friend are you sure it the tune or the fact the bloody things about 7 minutes long & you could do yourself permanent damage dancing to the whole tune??

Tunes that do my head in are: Gloria Jones-Tainted Love, adored it when I first heard it but now everytime I hear the intro all I can envisage is that to**er Marc Almond of Soft Cell singing.

Don Thomas-Come on train, absolute anthem at every venue in the 70's but you can get to much of a good thing & I'm afraid with this I have.

Brothers-Are you ready for this, played out as much as Checkerboard Sq's-Double cookin but not as good a dancer, makes me head for the smoking zone & I don't smoke.

Loads more I'm sure, just can't remember at present but I'm sure we'll be revisiting this subject numerous times.

Take care & be safe,

Spot.

p.s. Bazza you at Empress saturday?? How was the cd's??

People That's Why - The Idle Few

Except that I never loved it, not even 'once'...

Proby fans of the world unite - Northern fans need not apply

Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You. Ouch, when I first heard it I was blown away but now its like fingers down a blackboard!

Gladys Knight & The Pips - No One Could Love You More. This used to get me on the dance floor now it just seams to drown on and on and on and on and on.

What was your once faves that now make ya cringe.

To say what I've probably said before . . . MOST records that are classed as 'newies' / 'top sounds' are mostly old hat, are played out (must be nearly WORN out) 45's. There is NO insentive to attend a SOUL do anywhere in the country on the grounds, that you've heard them all before!! Don't get me wrong, I do like a dance . . . but I've got to a point where I would only dance to my fave record of all time to appear ( "Paris Blues ". . . that is why I only dance at home!!!). Spend £1,000's or £100's on an overplayed 45 . . . they must be NUTS!!!

p.s. dance with no fag . . . forget it!!!!

THE FOOTSEE

Gil scott-heron- The bottle, makes me go straight to the bottle

THE FOOTSEE

You may laugh, but to some people (quite a few), this was their introduction to Northern Soul in the earlyish 70's!! If it was played as a 'New' sound now, I bet a $1000 it would have been accepted. Anyone got the balls, play it and see.

Still recon 'Paris Blues' is still the most underplayed 'oldie' ever!! A St.Ives Classic . . yeah!!

TONY_MIDDLETON___PARIS_BLUES.MP3

Edited October 24, 200717 yr by martinsbox

benny troy, give you tomorrow, seem to get slightly uneasy when ever this record is mentioned never mind played,used to love it, but now it sounds like summat off the love boat, gets worse if you have ever seen a picture of mr troy himself

you definitely speak the truth. shudder. he looks like alice cooper with a perm. I'm sure hes fully bookable for weddings and bar mitzfahs!

Edited October 24, 200717 yr by sasquatch