Rick Scott

I know a lot of people are going to say, Here we go with another Pigeon Hole For another form of Music or Scene. But, where did the term "Pop Corn" as in Music come from? was it connected in some way with the Low Rider Scene or am i Barking up th wrong tree here.There must be a lot of experts out there who would be able to explain. I have a few records that seem to fit the term but were just purchased because i liked them and not because they were part of any Music Culture. If this Subject has been discussed on here before, appoligies.Rick

The thing is about the subject of the threads original title, there are too many venues being run by people who *Never Went Any Where* and this is not aimed at the Young Folks either, We need young Blood. I'm talking about Old people (not as old as me it has to be said) but by Old people who Claim They used to go here, they used to go there, they used to go every where but were soon found out to be *Pretenders* "Pound Land" promoters putting on genraly *Handbag Nites* in the Guise of N S Nites, thankfully there are still *Old people* who have been around since it's conception who know what they are doing because they have been there, had the tee shirts etc. It take Wise Old heads who still remember what it was all about to put good venues on and help and advise where needed, then the youngsters can learn from us instead of movies on the subject that Fail to Deliver.

A beautiful record, Yea i think you could be right. I wonder what the hell happened to them, they were too Damn good to just fade away into obscurity me thinks

Here is the A Side, mmmmmmmmmm

You are Correct on it being Big at Cleggy, Was big for Soul Sam or may have been Poke, my memories shot Ha Ha, and Myself There, It was a very hard record to find on an original at the time and rarely comes up for sale as i for sure would not sell mine, brilliant double sider by the way and is very collectable for that side also, don't know about a revival but i still play mine out at our Modern Nites and a lot of people on here seem to be looking for an original copy, wasn't as big as it should have been back in the day due to it's rarity i would think.

You ain't got no business having feet, If you can't dance to this!

All of the above, Could not have put it better myself....... Rick

Well done you!!!!!! Nice One

So Sad, Gutted, left us with some great memories, My condolences to all his Family and friends, A great Loss to the world of Soul Music

One of my best car boot finds back in the day * Love It and Play it still to This Day* Enjoy*

Yep, and why would you not want to play a quality tune like this? Regular spin in My Front Room and any chance i get to play it out, Fab tune, and yes, knocks spots off so called Big Ticket Records, Keep 'em Coming'!

When i used to go, wearing a large fancy coloured Hanky around your neck under your unbuttoned top button of your shirt was very popular, a bit like Cow Boys wore in Westerns, I had stoped going by the time the Jazz Funk type dress was being worn.

Bless My Soul * So Soulful * builds to a Soulful crescendo * Wonderfull * Pass the Tissues Dear *

Well, Were you Impressed or was it a Damp Squib, the same old reissues trawled out, and loads of Remixes of Records that have already been remixed a dozen time before, Has it all lost its way,

Thanks for putting this up Chalky, You're a Star, i still have mine but will have to get my Son to show me how it is done (up loading It was a Fabulous Day it has to be said. Rick

Interesting Topic this one, as i cough and splutter over my corn flakes at some of the descriptions of records on certain dealers sites, like, "VIRTUALY UNKNOWN !" Is that in the real world or in the world of Virtual Reality, Would have thought it was known or it wasn't. "Could be big if played out as never been played" Oh really, I used to play it as did many other DJs back in the day. Another one that makes me laugh, "ONLY KNOWN COPY", Really i have one of those sitting on my shelf and i know others who bought it and played it around the same time so how can you make that claim......or of course the obligatory "Only one or two of these around" Surely unless you know, How can you say. Oh and this one, "This would make a good cover up ?" with the name of Artist, Title, Label on display. (OHIPML) All very entertaining i have to say, and some dealers?sellers are so good at it i'm sure they could sell fridges to eskimos, We have to remember not everyone that buys SOUL records are a DJ, They are COLLECTORS so we don't get to see or hear the rare records in their collections so who knows what is lurking around out there? Yes it is a strange time at the moment for this record collecting, whether you are buying OR selling and as for the prices,I think this thread and the contributors makes it all speak for itself.

Bloody Hell * My old T.J. Hudson and the Hit Men - 'Run For Cover' Ex C/U From back in the Day * Nice One Mick *

Jesse James Sunday 17th September 1989 All Dayer At Romeo & Juliets (George Street Hull) A Two Room Event with The Sounds Of Cleethorpes In One Room (Romeos) DJs Steve Croft * Poke * Rick Scott * "JESSE JAMES" Live * Soul Sam * Rob Wigley * Bub * And Modern Soul In the other (Juliets) DJs Leyland Collective * Bob Jones * Gary Welsh * Darren (Hull) * Tom Jackson * Soul Sam * AND SAM DEES LIVE at the Canal Tavern Thorne SATURDAY 16th NOVEMBER (1991 if memory serves me well) Along with seeing the Four Tops Live at the fiesta Club Sheffield in the Early 70's mmmm Joy

Yea, I used to play this to Death and still Do

Yea, That'll Do It!

*WOW* There's Nothing Else To Say Baby!!!!

I have never heard of this "GAME" so Googled it, WOW, Certainly not for the "FAINT HEARTED" and so many Variations. Shows how inventive the Human race really are, Puts APES at the back of the Que when it comes to Entertainment

Quality Records Will or Should get a dance floor reaction based on my own experience, All these Big ticket Shit Rare records are just that, RARE, but can't compete with good quality soulful records with a Dance Beat at more sensible prices, It Should always be about quality Not Rarity, After all, we all know You Can't Polish a Turd

Fabulous Record i confess haven't played out enough, will have to rectify that pronto, Beautiful

Have to say I have leaned a great deal of information i was NOT aware of when i started this thread, so a big THANK YOU for all your contributions, Keep it going Lads And Lasses, very interesting insight to our wonderful Scene.