Was thinking about some of the sounds that have had a second lease of life - Flame N King, Flaming Emeralds, Bits N Pieces and most significantly The Brothers - Are You Ready For This.

The Brothers was never what you would call a huge record in the 70's - it had it's fair share of play but no more than anything else yet second time around it was massive everywhere.

There must be other records like this waiting for someone to resurrect them. Some of the ones I remember from Cleethorpes in the mid 70's are -

Kim Tolliver - I Don't Know What Foot To Dance On

Prince George - Wrong Crowd

Third Time Around - Soon Everything's Gonna Be Alright

Black Nasty - Cut Your Motor Off - sounds just right for today

Anyone got any others that they think deserve another chance

Was thinking about some of the sounds that have had a second lease of life - Flame N King, Flaming Emeralds, Bits N Pieces and most significantly The Brothers - Are You Ready For This.

The Brothers was never what you would call a huge record in the 70's - it had it's fair share of play but no more than anything else yet second time around it was massive everywhere.

There must be other records like this waiting for someone to resurrect them. Some of the ones I remember from Cleethorpes in the mid 70's are -

Kim Tolliver - I Don't Know What Foot To Dance On

Prince George - Wrong Crowd

Third Time Around - Soon Everything's Gonna Be Alright

Black Nasty - Cut Your Motor Off - sounds just right for today

Anyone got any others that they think deserve another chance

Played Third Time Around and Flame N King on Saturday along with

Ecstacy, Passion & Pain - I wouldn't give you up

Boogyman Orchestra- Lady,Lady,Lady

went down really well.

Cleethorpes Cleethorpes Cleethorpes:

Mack Simmons - Turning Point. After selling most of my record collection, could not bring myself to sell this, and yet to most maybe its had its day.

Bigger than the Brothers at the time, KayJee - The Nightlighters, and also Silvetti - Spring Rain.

Im sure over the next 10 years old the forgotten oldies will get a second life.

Ed

Cleethorpes Cleethorpes Cleethorpes:

Mack Simmons - Turning Point. After selling most of my record collection, could not bring myself to sell this, and yet to most maybe its had its day.

Bigger than the Brothers at the time, KayJee - The Nightlighters, and also Silvetti - Spring Rain.

Im sure over the next 10 years old the forgotten oldies will get a second life.

Ed

Was also thinking about the Nite-Liters and Mack Simmons when I put up the original post.

Mack Simmons was a huge sound at Cleethorpes for Sam - always played it every spot.

If You & I Had Never Met - Magic Night

Time Passes By - James Bynum

You Better Watch Out - Gwen Owens

Happy 'Bout The Whole Thing - Dee Dee Sharp

Trying To Get Back to You Girl - Jackey Beavers

What About Love - Marboo

Betcha If You Check It Out - The Quadrophonics

What Makes Her A Woman - Danny Reed

Cleethorpes Cleethorpes Cleethorpes:

Mack Simmons - Turning Point. After selling most of my record collection, could not bring myself to sell this, and yet to most maybe its had its day.

Bigger than the Brothers at the time, KayJee - The Nightlighters, and also Silvetti - Spring Rain.

Im sure over the next 10 years old the forgotten oldies will get a second life.

Ed

Not heard Turning Point played for years, would love to hear it played again.

Not heard Turning Point played for years, would love to hear it played again.

I was going through some stuff t'other day , and came across " I Got What You Need " - Oscar Perry ......

It was refreshing to hear how good it still sounds - reet gradely as they say - and possibly ready for playing again ........

Apologies if you hip cats are playing this at your happenings , but I have not heard it when I am out and about .....

Malc Burton

Edited August 18, 200816 yr by Malc Burton

Was thinking about some of the sounds that have had a second lease of life - Flame N King, Flaming Emeralds, Bits N Pieces and most significantly The Brothers - Are You Ready For This.

The Brothers was never what you would call a huge record in the 70's - it had it's fair share of play but no more than anything else yet second time around it was massive everywhere.

There must be other records like this waiting for someone to resurrect them. Some of the ones I remember from Cleethorpes in the mid 70's are -

Kim Tolliver - I Don't Know What Foot To Dance On

Prince George - Wrong Crowd

Third Time Around - Soon Everything's Gonna Be Alright

Black Nasty - Cut Your Motor Off - sounds just right for today

Anyone got any others that they think deserve another chance

Delrays - Destination unknown

Billy Miranda - You could've had a good thing

BROTHERS was Massive first time around in the CASINO, don't let anybody tell you different.

Chuck....... - "C'mon lets get nasty",,,,,sorry can't remember surname,getting old....

MECCA TUNE....

Chuck....... - "C'mon lets get nasty",,,,,sorry can't remember surname,getting old....

MECCA TUNE....

Chuck Stephens.... I really like this record but I think it's too laid back to go big.

Alan

Chuck Stephens.... I really like this record but I think it's too laid back to go big.

Alan

That's the one Alan.On a pale blue label(god i'm not much help tonite!).

Soundfile anyone??Its not on Refo.

That's the one Alan.On a pale blue label(god i'm not much help tonite!).

Soundfile anyone??Its not on Refo.

Pick a copy the other month, two good sides.

That's the one Alan.On a pale blue label(god i'm not much help tonite!).

Soundfile anyone??Its not on Refo.

It's on East Coast - Mecca record yes - a Colin Curtis spin from the famed "last hour".

If You & I Had Never Met - Magic Night

Time Passes By - James Bynum

You Better Watch Out - Gwen Owens

Happy 'Bout The Whole Thing - Dee Dee Sharp

Trying To Get Back to You Girl - Jackey Beavers

What About Love - Marboo

Betcha If You Check It Out - The Quadrophonics

What Makes Her A Woman - Danny Reed

Hi Andy, good to see you out on Sat.

Some great records on your list, but i don,t think Danny Reed has stood the test of time, also played Lilly Fields "Love has so many meanings" is another that time hasn,t been kind with.

What about Eddie Horan "The ups and downs of a love affair" or Marc Coppice "Who can i turn to"

Hi Andy, good to see you out on Sat.

Some great records on your list, but i don,t think Danny Reed has stood the test of time, also played Lilly Fields "Love has so many meanings" is another that time hasn,t been kind with.

What about Eddie Horan "The ups and downs of a love affair" or Marc Coppice "Who can i turn to"

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who can i turn to is awful isnt it?

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who can i turn to is awful isnt it?

Well the wife agrees with you, to me it was ok for a kid singing