Pete S

Oops it wasn't meant to be a quiz, it was too see if anyone had heard these records played out at all! Steve I'll do a proper forgotten oldies quiz later then eh, maybe 20 x 30 second snippets. Nothing too obscure, all will have been played. The missing one that nobody answered was Teresa Lindsey - It's Love - Correctone

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Function at the junction: It's been out for about a year mate, first shown on BBC 4 I think and now available on official dvd. It's just a 20 minute short about a dancing competition, stars the bloke who was Bill Corkhill in Brookie, Dennis Pennis and also I think, the guy who was recently in the bbc program Blackpool. At the end credits, the Sam Ward song is credited as being called "Sisterly"

How weird, I just looked at that, last thing I looked at on there. I didn't know the record though...worth a gamble??

No it's called "Don't make promises" and it is uncredited, on a label called Yorkville, I presume it's the backing track to a vocal of that name but it doesn't have the vocal on the other side. The other side is called "New Dawn" by Stitch In Time.

Yes it is. Just 10 and 11 left now.

You were really close but you got 2 records mixed up - it's actually The Lollipops - Love is the only answer - RCA

INCORRECT ANSWER !!!

Very close though!!!

Right you just need to get 8 9 10 11

Sort of right with 6, it's actually Val Simpson and as far as I know, it only came out on a Kent cd, but yeah the backing track is The Camp. Thats a record I have never actually seen. The rest are right, well done for remembring the Ikettes, thought that was long forgotten

Your computer is haunted and needs an exorcist.

The very last one was Judy Gee (Etta Thomas) on UK Route slowed down to 33 then sped up to about 38 rpm hey if it was 1978 that would probably have got played!

That one is "Girl you better wake up" by Liberty on the BASF label. The a side is a horrendous vocal but that inst used to sound great. Got a tape of Wigan 3rd anniversary with Alan Rhodes playing it, never heard anyone else play it.

That was called 'I need you' - remember Levine absolutely raving over both of those

Yes it was mate. Most of the others are from around that period as well.

Aw come on, is nobody else playing today???

I put it up twice by mistake, one cut off halfway through, the other didn't...don't know which one stayed up

no.12 this doesn't really exist

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no.10 actually this is a bit of a mistake because the best part of this track is the last third when it really goes uptempo and turns into a bit of a cracker, I've cut it at half way so it'll sound crap

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