Alleyoop
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Forgot to mention I can’t remember a support act if there was one. There usually was and it was a good way of seeing an act you might not usually catch but can’t remember anybody else being on this particular concert. As an aside I note your comments above on Lionel Richie’s singing. I remember Jerry Williams saying that he “unfortunately” was the one that persuaded him to sing. He produced their first record for Atlantic in his brief spell as a producer on Atlantic in the late 60’s along with stuff on Patti Labelle and the Bluebelles and the Drifters, They were a strictly instrumental before that, He wasn’t a fan of his voice but realised his potential as a singer.
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Went to this at the Apollo. Definitely after ‘74. We moved to Manchester from Sheffield in ‘74 and it was good few months after that. I would guess late ‘75/early ‘76 to be honest. My friend won tickets to it on Andy Peebles Soul Train Sunday night show on Piccadilly radio and it was before we went away on hols Spring ‘76. Sorry for rambling answer but that’s my two penneth.
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Can I have the Brown Sugar please
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Belated thanks for the Eugene Church 45 Rod. Great condition at fair price. Fast delivery as always.
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Probably around 15 years ago I went in a record/cd shop in Concord New Hampshire. The guy in there said they dont really deal in records anymore and indeed the entire ground floor was given over just to cd sales. He did say though they did still have some 45's in the basement at $1 apiece if I wanted to go down there. I did of curse and was staggered how many there were. Unfortunately they turned out to be all modern country overstocks - mainly well known artists hits and many duplicates. All appeared mint and unplayed. I went through the lot just in case there was anything and came out with 1 45 only . Rodge Martins "They Say" on Dot. Must have thought that was country too.
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