Broadway Sissy

Posted February 29, 200817 yr

An obvious Stone Cold Killer of a track.

Yes!? (a Brian Rae play for me and my time, and I loved him all the more for it).

A standard, expensive, accepted NS, flick past it in someones box and think 'Ooh! - yeah' acquisition - true?

Answer me this - why is this whopper not derided alongside other slabs of funk that get the treatment?

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February 29, 200817 yr

Another biggie for me at the same time of "Being Without You" - Maurice Williams, "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie Crocker, "Do The Pearl Girl" - Matta Baby, "Philly Dog Around The World" - Jimmy Raye etc, etc.

It was very much uptempo r'n'b but it worked nicely at the time and kind of fitted with the other tracks which were breaking through back then. The diversity of stuff which was played was very wide at the time.

Ian D

February 29, 200817 yr

Answer me this - why is this whopper not derided alongside other slabs of funk that get the treatment?

Cos its an absolute crock of shite :rolleyes:

February 29, 200817 yr

Cos its an absolute crock of shite

Noooo..it's got 'atmosphere' :thumbsup:

Jayne.x. :lol:

February 29, 200817 yr

Cos its an absolute crock of shite

Not sure about this one then Col??

Wont put your name on the copy we've got for sale then :rolleyes: :thumbsup:

February 29, 200817 yr

Horses for courses. Used to pack CWG dayers dancefloor in the late 70s.

Too furious for most ageing punters to dance to today.

Oh how great it was to get a couple of hours of tunes at that pace, dance throughout, and still be able to walk the day after.

February 29, 200817 yr

forgot how much I love that record. Wouldn't call it expensive though.... I got mine free when I won something else in an auction..

Jayne.x.

hardly ever for sale

white demos very tough to find

March 1, 200817 yr

Cracking tune!

March 2, 200817 yr

Cracking tune!

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i agree - belting oldie!

March 2, 200817 yr

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Crock of shite, , please fill me in on how you came to that conclusion.

'Furious' sums the bugger up well.

March 2, 200817 yr

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i agree - belting oldie!

great oldie-have to agree.

March 2, 200817 yr

Got a spare copy of this if anyones intrested, Not in the best nick, water damage lable and slight warp but plays fine

as they say fine for DJing

Not sure what to ask for it so make me an offer if intrested

Edited March 2, 200817 yr by miff

March 2, 200817 yr

Another biggie for me at the same time of "Being Without You" - Maurice Williams, "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie Crocker, "Do The Pearl Girl" - Matta Baby, "Philly Dog Around The World" - Jimmy Raye etc, etc.

It was very much uptempo r'n'b but it worked nicely at the time and kind of fitted with the other tracks which were breaking through back then. The diversity of stuff which was played was very wide at the time.

Ian D

With you on that one Ian. Absolutely massive on the East Coast and huge at the Fleet all-nighters in Peterborough & St Ives. As a pounding, inviting instrumental, they don't come much better IMO :thumbsup:

March 3, 200817 yr

hardly ever for sale
white demos very tough to find

typical! - story of my life. I dont have it now. I dont recall it being a demo though, I thought it had a yellow label? (LOL, girlie description alert!!). :thumbsup:

Jayne.x.

March 3, 200817 yr

typical! - story of my life. I dont have it now. I dont recall it being a demo though, I thought it had a yellow label? (LOL, girlie description alert!!).

Jayne.x.

A mate of mine has an m- copy for sale £100

If interested pls pm me & I will give you his mobile.

March 3, 200817 yr

An obvious Stone Cold Killer of a track.

Yes!? (a Brian Rae play for me and my time, and I loved him all the more for it).

A standard, expensive, accepted NS, flick past it in someones box and think 'Ooh! - yeah' acquisition - true?

Answer me this - why is this whopper not derided alongside other slabs of funk that get the treatment?

they also did a stonking version of watermelon man on the same label

March 4, 200817 yr

A mate of mine has an m- copy for sale £100

If interested pls pm me & I will give you his mobile.

Thanks. I've got to sell a few first though before I buy anything else. :unsure:

Actually, I dont think I could bear to pay more for records than I've previously paid. Too depressing.

Jayne.x.

March 4, 200817 yr

typical! - story of my life. I dont have it now. I dont recall it being a demo though, I thought it had a yellow label? (LOL, girlie description alert!!).

Jayne.x.

its a white on demo

well mine is :ohmy:

March 4, 200817 yr

its a white on demo
well mine is

.. I'll have a look next time I see it. Is it really going for £100?.. :ohmy:

in fact, if the answer's yes - dont tell me.

Jayne.x

March 4, 200817 yr

.. I'll have a look next time I see it. Is it really going for £100?..

in fact, if the answer's yes - dont tell me.

Jayne.x

More!!! :lol:

March 4, 200817 yr

Awesome stomper first class, struggled to sell one a 3 years ago for £50 then got a better copy for yes you guest it £50 again.

I have another tune like it R&B, Funk but with a little Stars & Stripes down south.

March 4, 200817 yr

I got told that the funk boys were after Broad way cissy for the B side " Funky Barn yard " or something like that , no i carnt be bothered to look, too much Brandy & coke, do know how true that is

March 9, 200817 yr

Another biggie for me at the same time of "Being Without You" - Maurice Williams, "Ton Of Dynamite" - Frankie Crocker, "Do The Pearl Girl" - Matta Baby, "Philly Dog Around The World" - Jimmy Raye etc, etc.

It was very much uptempo r'n'b but it worked nicely at the time and kind of fitted with the other tracks which were breaking through back then. The diversity of stuff which was played was very wide at the time.

Ian D

Top tune Ian, I remember you playing that at Cleethorpes. Funny, the title just came into my head for some reason so I thought I'd have a look for one, and a Google link brought me back to here, Ah well, all roads lead to soul Source.

A bit out of my price range though if it's going for a ton.

Edited March 9, 200817 yr by steveluigi

March 9, 200817 yr

Top tune Ian, I remember you playing that at Cleethorpes. Funny, the title just came into my head for some reason so I thought I'd have a look for one, and a Google link brought me back to here, Ah well, all roads lead to soul Source.
A bit out of my price range though if it's going for a ton.

Everything's out my range these days mate! I was perfectly happy with the 1975 prices LOL....

Hope you and the missus are well! Boy, we had some wild times back then ay? Dunno how I lived through it all.....

Ian D :thumbsup:

March 9, 200817 yr

Author

A mate of mine has an m- copy for sale £100

If interested pls pm me & I will give you his mobile.

I'll have that.

March 10, 200817 yr

Everything's out my range these days mate! I was perfectly happy with the 1975 prices LOL....

Hope you and the missus are well! Boy, we had some wild times back then ay? Dunno how I lived through it all.....

Ian D

Me neither mate, top times at your flat with the 'Dog laid a log' scenario :huh:

Me and the wife are ok, 21 years now mate, 3 kids 14, 16 and 21. F**k me, that makes me feel old. What about you? did you and Diane last much after you moved down south? Lost touch with you really mate, love to rekindle the flame of good friendship. I'm on the scene again playing out and I'm loving it mate. Playing at Drax in 2 weeks and played in Notts a couple of weeks ago, went down a storm. Money's shite, but the feeling is worth the loss.

Keep in touch matey.

Edited March 10, 200817 yr by steveluigi