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A couple of years ago I tried running an oldies night. I was out of work and bored so I was hoping to make a bit of money out of it and get some enjoyment out of playing some of the classics from the Wheel, Cats, Torch and the Mecca. Rather than the same old Wigan biggies. However, I struggled to get the numbers required, and the only way to get the punters to dance was to get the big Wigan tunes out. I was amazed that people that I thought had been on the scene a long time, we're coming up to the decks to ask what records were. I'm talking about massive Mecca records from the seventies, not obscurities. Makes you think just how many people on the scene today actually went anywhere back in the day.

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A few years ago we had a huge debate on this subject, which is why you won't get many takers. The upshot was that many promoters chimed in with claims that they were indeed OVO. Unfortunately most of those thought they were, but hadn't a clue what was being played at their own event.

My own interpretation on this phenomenon is this; back in the day we all went out to hear this incredible music and dance our asses off. Today, most of us can't dance for long enough. And the pain that comes after we do dance is just not acceptable, or practical. So if you can't dance, what's the next best thing? Answers on a postcard please. Another little wanna be a Dj anecdote from me. I used to travel all over the shop to listen to Dj's who had big reputations, hoping to hear something fresh that would move me to dance. It's a very strange anomaly with this scene but, after years of doing this, the only people who are worth going to hear, are the guys who very rarely Dj. With the exception of Butch, Andy Dyson (and Mick H when he's in the mood) the best Dj's in my humble opinion are usually successful people who are too busy with businesses and family to be doing allnighters on a regular basis. These people have the one thing that you must have to become a great Dj ............. Great records. And that's the rub. Most of the people wanting to Dj, don't put any effort into finding their own tunes to play, and they don't have the finances in place to back it up. It makes me smile when I see the same old quotes spouted on here, "You don't need to spend a lot of money to put a good playbox together". Er, yes you do actually. "There's hundreds of great unplayed records out there" Yer right, after listening to a solid hour of these gems I'm calling the Samaritans. The saddest thing to me. When a brilliant dancer has to call it a day for medical reasons, and the best Dj's haven't got the time.

so whats happens when they die ?thats some big collections hitting the market with few new buyers ! teds collections plummeted in prices when they died . Some incredible collections have already been sold, and many of the big rarities that are turning up on ebay are from the estates of deceased collectors. There seems to be quite a few American collectors of rare soul these days, and I have been told that the Japanese are back collecting again. The thing with investing in any commodities is it's risky. Doesn't matter whether it's antique furniture or antique vinyl, things go in and out of vogue but if you are in it for the long haul it doesn't matter a jot. if however you have your life savings in rare vinyl, you have to know when to get out of the market.

Some spot on posts on this thread. And to Steve L I would say this. Butch is the best there is, and I used to follow him all over the country, but even he hasn't got any new quality 60's. When you hear him play every other weekend, it's the same stuff. Even his fantastic one off acetates can start to loose their shine. I can also appreciate that a great many people go out for different reasons than I did, but as I don't drink, and have never been involved with drugs, the music was my reason d'être. If you use the scene as a social life, then that's great. I was always looking for the scene that was eloquently described in Phil T's earlier post. Unfortunately I missed the Stafford era. Anyway, great thread. Good to know I'm not the only grumpy old man out there.

There's been a few gone through eBay last couple of years. I thought it was a two known copy record at one time. Amazing the stuff that's gone through ebay the last few years.

Thank goodness someone other than me that is willing to state the bleedin' obvious. Get a decent sound system FFS. I've been to so many do's that are run by people that think nothing of paying a couple of grand for a record, yet proceed to play it on a right pile of shite that isn't even set up correctly.

Hear, hear.

You're all missing the point..........there's no more new, quality sixties tunes to be discovered. And we are all too old. Everything has a life span. All you are doing is giving the kiss of life to something that is already deceased. Just like the Teds did.

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Mine still hasn't arrived. Bummer.

Where's my copy then?

Brad is a legend mate. I got the first Chandlers off him in the 70's. he didn't think it would go because of the slow break in the middle.

I stand corrected then Tony, Cliff obviously heard you play it. I should also have mentioned that you were responsible for bringing some great records to the attention of us all. That early nighter with you and Steve guesting was a classic night.

Nobody was playing it though we're they?

Yes but nobody was playing them, or interested in them. It's one thing knowing a record exists, it's quite another to have the taste to play it.

Er yes it would. Like I said earlier, it has been selling for big money for a few years. But that was by people who knew what it was and had heard Cliff Camfield play it as Daydreams by the Daydreams in his set back when I was running Burnley. I remember Steve Green was desperate to get it back then and was advertising on here for it. Despite people on here not liking to hear it. A lot of the records that people are talking about now, we're played at Burnley and as a result have become sought after by other Dj's. Cliff Camfield is head and shoulders above anyone else, yes even the great Butch. He's the only person who I would go out to hear play a spot. Why?because he has great taste, and he knows how to entertain a crowd, and you will find yourself saying "wow! What the f**k is this" at some point during his set. Andy Killick is also responsible for playing some tunes that others have picked up on and have since become massive. I.e. the Proffs. Pottsy on the one and only occasion he Dj'd at Burnley was responsible for launching several records from obscurity to stardom. Including Dewy Black. Terry gets a lot of grief for singing the praises of the old Burnley. But the fact is, it was way ahead of anything else, and the passion that was created in the three and a half years it ran will never be repeated. If you missed it then the only way to get an idea of what it was like is to go to the next Burnley that Sean runs, and make sure you catch Cliff Camfield's spot.

What a load of rubbish talked on here again. I was after a copy of Irma Routen a while ago. I asked all the big dealers, Tim Brown had never had it, I also put wants on here and scoured the internet. Nothing. I finally got one off the guy who had been playing the Daydreams side in his sets for ages, and because of that a lot of people were looking for it. As soon as I had recorded it and moved it on, one appeared on ebay I think it went for around £300 not sure. Sods law. In the scheme of things it isn't very good. But everyone is desperate for something new to play and that means that these type of records will get played out, and others will want to own them and that's when the price goes up. Supply and demand. The thread starter sounds very bitter because he sold it before the demand. And by the way, this record has gone for big money for quite a while. too many on here living in the past when big tunes could be found for sale at any allnighter and for peanuts. Yes and you could buy a terraced house for £2k around the same time. Get over yourselves. We all know that if you wait long enough the record you always wanted will turn up at the right price. The thing is, some of us want to own them when the emotion is still there, not 20 years later.

Yeh, nearly as bad as £2k for Sir Joe on Ru jac.

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Compass M- 15 89 Jimmy Castor Fabulous New York Jet Set WD M- 40 90 Jimmy Castor Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy Kinetic M- 15 91 Jimmy Castor New Boo-Ga-Loo “67” Winley M- 30 92 Bernadette Castro A Girl In Love Forever Colpix M- 15 93 Casuliars Just For You Autumn M- 50 94 Casualeers You Betta Be Sure Laurie D M- 15 95 Casualeers When I’m In Your Arms Laurie D M- 25 96 Casuals On The Square End Of Time I S P M- 75 97 Catalinas Summertimes Calling Me Sugarbush M- 15 98 Catalinas You Haven’t The Right Scepter M- 25 99 Joe Cato I’m So Glad Chess D M- 40 100 Cavaliers Hold To My Baby RCA Victor M- 150 101 Cavaliers I’ve Gotta Find Her RCA Victor WD M- 40 102 Lue Cazz Stop Baby Stop Cabot M- 50 103 Celestrals Man’s Best Friend Alpha M- 20 104 Chains I Can Learn Peacock M- 40 105 Challengers Before You GNP Crescendo WD M- 30 106 Chambers Brothers New Generation Columbia D M- 20 107 Chambers Brothers My Baby Takes Care Of Business Columbia M- 10 108 Champagnes Crazy Skymac M- 30 109 Champions In The Ring Tower M- 25MODERN / CROSSOVER 110 Crystal Pyramid That’s Love Pyramid M- 100 111 Rideout Someone Special Hot Licks M- 200 112 Jesse Fisher Honey Sojamm M- 500 113 God’s Gift To Women Let Your Heart Be The Judge A- I M- 100 114 Cathy Davis There Must Be Something Taurus M- 100 115 Little Samson Don’t Take Your Love El D VG++ 250 116 Jeff Smith & Universe The Hidden Secret Incentive M- 150 117 7 Days Unlimited Trying Big Town M- 100 118 Willie Welch’s Band / Sharon Ellis What’s Ever Fair Blackbird M- 150 119 Nightchill Hop Skip And Jump Tra-sand M- 350 120 United Voice Black White Family Make It Last United Voice VG++ 100 121 Bliss If You Need Somebody Enjoy M- 100 123 Maze Silky Soul Warner Bros M- 5 124 Letta Mbulu I Can Depend On You A&M M- 8 125 Letta Mbulu Open Up Your Heart A&M WD M- 6 126 MC 2 Blow Me Away Gerim M- 25 127 John Henry McArthur Contact Dash M- 20 128 Cash McCall Love You Forever Columbia D M- 10 129 Les McCann If There’s Anything Better Than Love A&M WD M- 15 130 Jimmy McCloud When Love Hits Ya Corn M- 15 131 Bobby McClure Peak Of Love B-Mac M- 20 132 Bobby McClure Sitting In The Park February 11 M- 10 133 Charles McCoy Hey Girl Mod-Art M- 25 134 George McCrae Back Dues Glades M- 20 135 Gwen McCrae Lead Me On Columbia VG++ 15 136 McCrary’s Night Room Capitol M- 10 137 Terry McCullough Love Castles Rush Street M- 15 138 Ullanda McCullough You’re Gonna Wanna Come Back Atlantic M- 10 139 Ullanda McCullough Bad Company Atlantic D M- 10 140 Lee McDonald I Still Believe In Love Silk City M- 100 141 Eddie McGee What Made You Change Hi D M- 25 142 Lonette McKee Save It (Don’t Give It Away) Sussex M- 15 143 Maurice McKinnies Sweet Smell Of Perfume B&P M- 20 144 Ronnie McNeir Different Kind Of Love Tortoise Int’l D M- 25 145 Ronnie McNeir In Summertime RCA D M- 15 146 Ronnie McNeir For Your Love pic sleeve Prodigal M- 15 147 Ronnie McNeir Wendy Is Gone Prodigal M- 15 148 Ronnie McNeir Wendy Is Gone Setting Sun M- 20 149 Ronnie McNeir Come Be With Me Capitol M- 10 150 Paulette McWilliams Don’t Give Your Heart Away Fantasy M- 20 151 Harold Melvin Prayin’ Source WD M- 40 152 Sandy Mercer Now That You’re In RCA M- 15 153 Eric Mercury Pours When It Rains Mercury D M- 20 154 Richie Merritt You Got Problems R.A.M. M- 15 155 Metros Now That You’ve Gone Ra-Sel M- 50R & B STYLED DANCERS / MOD / BOOGALOO 156 Betty James I’m A Little Mixed Up Chess M- 100 157 Big Daddy Rogers I’m A Big Man Midas M- 300 158 Queen Ester Take It Easy Baby Guest M- 100 159 Cookie Jackson Do You Still Love Me Progress M- 500 160 Hard Rock Jackson Soul Walkin’ Vam M- 100 161 Al King On My Way Shirley M- 300 162 Leroy Harris Crow Baby Crow Swan M- 175 163 Maxine Woods & Pat Patterson I’m So Hungry De-To M- 100 164 Willie Robinson I Feel Alright Stephanie M- 100 165 Art Wheeler Charlena Million-Air M- 100 166 Ric-Shaws Heart Full Of Pain Delma M- 100 167 Little Oscar Empty Bottles Palos VG++ 150 168 Lloyd Price Send Me Some Loving Double L M- 20 169 Princetons Killer Joe Colpix M- 25 170 Arthur Prysock House By The Side Of The Road Old Town M- 50 171 Red Prysock I Heard It Through The Grapevine Chess M- 15 172 Pucho What A Piece Prestige WD VG++ 10 173 Tito Puente Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid Tico M- 15 174 Quality Controls Grapevine Sure-Shot D M- 20 175 Quintones Power Of Love Lee M- 30 176 Rabbit And Geno Uncertain Love Bow D VG++ 35 177 Fred Ramirez Comin’ Home Baby Warner Bros VG++ 30 178 Barbara Randolph Sweet Daddy Tree Top Tall Mercury D M- 25 179 Jimmy Randolph Walk The Chalk Line Harmon M- 25 180 Luther Randolph & Johnny Stiles Cross Roads Cameo M- 15 181 Luther Randolph & Johnny Stiles Talkin’ Bout You Harthon M- 30 182 The Rare Sound Very Interesting In-SoundWD M- 15 183 Bobby Ray I Saw You Capitol VG++ 15 184 Gene Ray Monkey Yeah Class WD M- 30 185 James Ray Do The Monkey Congress M- 25 186 James Ray Itty Bitty Pieces Caprice M- 15 187 Ricardo Ray Ya Ya Alegre WD M- 15 188 Ricardo Ray Mony. 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I've heard that Russian girls like an older man. Ha ha!

There's too much discussion on here about how Dj's can make a venue. Promoters who haven't got a clue are the biggest problem. The old cliche of, find a room, beg borrow or steal any old p.a., invite your mates to be Dj's and the faithful will turn up in their hundreds, is in the main absolutely true. Anyone who wants to be a promoter should realise that people who travel great distances and pay their hard earned money, will expect a degree of professionalism. And most of all, they want to be entertained. Another common promoter faux pa is not sticking to the original ethos of the event. Letting every man and his dog do a spot because he will bring his mates with him. Or worse, turning a blind eye to playing boots is par for the course in my experience. Instead of trying to please everybody but actually pleasing no bugger, have some bollocks and stick to some principles. In a nutshell, put some bloody effort into it.

My God I want to be young again. Stunning girl, and it states that it was shot in Moscow at the end. Northern soul dancing in Russia, who'd have thought?