Davetay

Where ever you heard it first its still a f**kin great record

Saxie Russell, will always remind me of the main room. Wigan the early days

Thanks for explaining your joke

Scooby (Glen Parkinson) took Tim Tam to the Legion for me to play, back in the day.But i give it the DT treatment instead, broke the f++ker. Sorry Scoob. I don,t mind Shop at Tesco though

MOMENTS - NONE TIMES - STANG M Pete is this the lazy version, (they can,t be assed to ring) You did say look carefully.

It was played everwhere cira 1973, a Wand copy costing £1.50/£2.00 at the time.

Sherrys "put your arms around me Jades "i,m where it,s at" Group "i don,t like to lose" Connie Clark "my suger baby" Frank Wilson "do i love you" Lou Roberts "you fooled me" Willie Hutch "the duck" Jackie Breavers " i need my baby" Larry Clinton "she,s wanted in 3 states" Casualeers "dance, dance, dance" Ten from me.

Cheers

Hi Steve, Chairman of the Board were good at one of the Burnley All-Dayers. Dave

Ian Gillabrand told me i saw Archie Bell at the Ritz all.dayer, but cant remember it at all.

He was on at one of the Dayers Mecca or Ritz, can,t remember which?

might have to take a vote on that one

Barry you do far too much thinking, think about doing a OHS Dave

Off top of my head Exciters, Tommy Hunt, Betty Wright thats all that will come into my head at the moment, but there are more.

100% Agree, "looking down in my coffee cup" and than the clapping fantistic you had to be there. Same with the Velvets, "oops" than all the arms in the air, great times.

Hi Steve, if you were only 14 in 73, it explains how you could have bootlegs at school. That means the school leaving age had gone up to 16 by than so you left school in 76. In my earlier post i said i didn,t no what a bootleg was when i was at school, but i was 18 in 73 and left school at the age of 15. Dave

John Anderson turned some up mid/late 70,s only £4 each if i remember. P. S. I still like this record, but i wouldn,t want to hear it out.

Dave

I know you were taking the p**s it makes it all the more fun with replys i get off you and Smithers and a few others

Yes, played off the LP before it came out on UK T. M.

Only getting the year right How,s the fookin banner investgation going

There were quite a few lads like that in the early days.

Ian, in was Sept 74 Winter in America LP came out Still it was 34 years ago!

Things like The Fuzz, Otis Smith were only a year or two old when 1st played, but it was the summer of 74 when the floodgates opened. Lots of bland new stuff being played out, Sister Sledge, Ronnie Walker etc.