Tomangoes
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Goosebumps all round.... She just has that voice that gets you! Betty Winston of course... Ed
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She sung it live at the Detroit gig last October..........along with SIIS. Unless you get discs cut from the Master tapes, surely grapevine is good, LP or single. Ed
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Happy birthday Jim........ Boogie on down at your birthday party! Ed
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True, but the thread has now become a platform for any white (ish) artist who had a record played on the scene. Reminiscing, IN MOST CASES........ Another example..A very good pop/soul group! Ed
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Dont forget 'ar Nita' Ed
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The topic is about whether people like JM should sell anything perceived as racist or other hateful material. You would assume no is the common answer, since one of the attributes of this 'soul scene' is to welcome all like minded folks regardless of colour, creed, origin etc. Ed
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Tom takes some beating.... Ed
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Dusty certainly was.. Ed
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Really? One racist is as bad as another as far as I can see. Ed
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You must be deluded. Black Power, White Power, Religious Power, Ethnic Power, in fact any group who advocate hate of another group are all bad imo. Luckily most folks just want to live and let live. Ed
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Should anybody buy or sell perceived racist material? James Coit? The checkmates Ltd? Black power movement? Obviously a market for all kinds of stuff like this. Ed
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The problem is everybody who was into the scene, but did not go to Wigan, could easily be fooled into this was a typical Wigan sound, and hence the tarnished reputation it had for playing more tailor made than anywhere else. The dancers are great, and on my few trips to Wigan, it was no different to any other nighter apart from being bigger. 14 to 17 year olds never really cared about the quality of music, it just had to be danceable I guess, the older you got the more bothered you were about what was being played. You see the same exuberance in the film trailers over the last few years about the scene. Happy days I guess. Ed -
A real contender.. Ed
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Bought this about 1978, never heard it out, but have seen it a few times on some playlists over the last few years. Ed
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I read Franki Valli Ready Now was the first at the Cleggy Pier.................. I'm sure somebody will write a trivial pursuits NS edition sometime..........eventually. Maybe even a 'name that tune' tv special edition!! Ed
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Got it.....now for a picture of them?
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Big big big Wigan Popster Ed
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Jimmy Brown now! Ed
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Shaft! Great.
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I bet excessive Black Sheep Ale, and similar.... has caused more damage than all of the other enemies put together...hic:)
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Big pop tune back in the late 70s Ed
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Back in the day when we all loved those pop records... Ed
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Keeping up with the stompers.. Ed
