Pete Eccles

Well I couldnt do it before the change, so thanks for that

And very good it is too

I'm sure I heard this in a caravan somewhere

And a lot had either charted or were filling dance floors or both before 'Northern Soul' had been invented,

Think I'll wait till it's booted

That'll be the f**kin day??????????? This isn't a Buddy Holly thread and Stardust was a better film ...........apparently Good choices Gaz

Sure it's only 50p if it identifies the track, no charge if it fails

It has been going quite a while now, a few years back I used it to uncover a Terry Davies cover up as he played it, think it was a Lee Dorsey album track, he tried telling me I was wrong but I could tell he was gutted, and he admitted it years later,

Is this not the same as 'probably'?

Don't remember this in either film though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRC1uDklVhc Pete E

Think it's an unnisued track (until recently maybe) Webby, i'm sure some kind soul somewhere on here can post a clip of some sort, Pete E

Kinnell Webby, by the time you run out of 'fave tracks by A N other' threads you will be pushing Pete S for leading poster, Ain't to proud to beg That'll be the day Can't get next to you

Wasn't aware boyzone were a Motown outfit

I beg your pardon?

What about Debarge and Boys2men?????

Would like to know if this is the case, personally over the years I have seen more issues than demos, but thats hardly a reliable yardstick,

Chalky it was the 3 highlighted if memory serves, I did listen in whilst doing other things, including drinking,

Follows Mr Searling on smooth fm (north west), Saturday nights, about 8ish Ithink,

Quality comment

This always reminds me of Bolton Playmate around 75, thursday night under 18's club, along with Love Machine - Miracles

Going to a go-go - Smokey St Dominics youth club, Bolton 1974

Fair comment, but I bet theres also quite a few that can do without a 1/2/300 mile round trip journey to fund, playing for a mate down the road is a bit different to being asked to do some serious travelling only to arrive at a half empty venue and a promoter asking if they can make it up to you next time,

Putting an event on costs money, room hire, advertising, equipment and DJ's all need and should be paid, Money made from busy nights should be held back as cover for any quiet nights, if there are no busy nights then maybe it's time to close the doors, or foot the bill, not expect the guest DJ to pay it, why should a promoter break even but a guest DJ pay for the 'pleasure'?