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[Thereza bizarre]

Hello.

I am a long time fan of hi nrg funk soul etc, (mostly hi nrg).
I'm female (oh god i hear you all say a boring old bloody fish).
trust me i have a great knowledge on the subject and a very true respect for this type of music. i guess you could say i am a little passionate about it!!.
i hail from belfast in northern ireland i am 34, married. i used to hang around with a great guy called stephen graham a long time ago and he and i shared a very similar hi nrg taste as well as all other forms of music (have not saw him since 1999 miss him loads) if your here you'll know who i am lol......miss monaco.....and sway in many bedrooms together dancing to all the greatest and of course campest songs of all time.
i just wanted to say hi to everyone and also to ask does anyone remeber a 12 inch called "the man's so real" i think by mimi in 1984 on the challenge recored label? i am dying to get a copy of that little dittie.

pm me if you could do one for a price.

any how hope to converse soon to all you disco citizens.

keep well.
all my love
thereza (servelan) bizarre xxxxx.

[Energyguy]

Originally Posted by Thereza bizarre

Hello.

I am a long time fan of hi nrg funk soul etc, (mostly hi nrg).
I'm female (oh god i hear you all say a boring old bloody fish).
trust me i have a great knowledge on the subject and a very true respect for this type of music. i guess you could say i am a little passionate about it!!.
i hail from belfast in northern ireland i am 34, married. i used to hang around with a great guy called stephen graham a long time ago and he and i shared a very similar hi nrg taste as well as all other forms of music (have not saw him since 1999 miss him loads) if your here you'll know who i am lol......miss monaco.....and sway in many bedrooms together dancing to all the greatest and of course campest songs of all time.
i just wanted to say hi to everyone and also to ask does anyone remeber a 12 inch called "the man's so real" i think by mimi in 1984 on the challenge recored label? i am dying to get a copy of that little dittie.

pm me if you could do one for a price.

any how hope to converse soon to all you disco citizens.

keep well.
all my love
thereza (servelan) bizarre xxxxx.

hello & welcome to the website !
i think the tarck you are asking about was by a singer called "Mimi".

[Magnifique]

Originally Posted by Thereza bizarre

I remember a 12 inch called "the man's so real" i think by mimi in 1984 on the challenge recored label? i am dying to get a copy of that little dittie.

pm me if you could do one for a price.

any how hope to converse soon to all you disco citizens.

keep well.
all my love
thereza (servelan) bizarre xxxxx.

Hi Thereza bizarre!

Energyguy`s right, the song was by Mimi. The 12" version was released on the Challenge label (I have a copy of it). Mimi is depicted on the sleeve in black and white. It was pretty difficult to get one`s hand on that 12-inch at the time if one didn`t live in the UK. The title also appeared on a hin nrg compilation lp featuring NRG tracks by H. Dean, Divine, Technique, etc. The compilation was released by Proto, but I might be wrong on that one -- don`t have the lp in front of me now :)

[Zef]

Hi there
There are 4 buy it now copies currently on ebay. If you do a search in the world wide music listings under the title it brings them up. The cheapest is only 3.49 Euros.

Record brings back fond memories of clubbing in the 80's.

Good luck
Z

[Thereza bizarre]

Hi and thaks for popping by.

would anyone consider taping it for me? with creeeam on the top! pleeese as i would not be able to do ebay as i am one of those horrible ladys who is stuck in a warp lol.

hope you are all havin a good year so far?.
what other hi nrg etc do you all like to listen too? and what ones are your favs?.

[Zef]

hi there

check your private messages, and I'll see if I can sort something

These are some of my faves which I posted in another thread.

1. Rocket to your heart (Hot tracks mix)-Lisa
2. Love is on the Rocks-Lama
3. Beat the street-Sharon Redd
4. Where is my man-Eartha
5. Catch me-Marsha Raven
6. Somebody save the night-Sharon Redd
7. So many men-Miquel Brown
8. I've got to find a way-Zena Dejonay
9. Coming out of hiding-Pamela Stanley
10. The rumour (Shep Pettibone mix)-Olivia Newton John
11. Male stripper-Man 2 man meets Man Parrish
12. Got to get to you-Charade
13. Somebody to love-Cafe Society
14. Dangerous-Natalie Cole
15. Bit by bit-Stephanie Mills
16. I got the feeling (Patrick Cowley mix) Two tons of Fun
17. Evergreen-Hazel Dean
18. Skiing in the snow-Laura Pallas
19. Pieces of ice (12" mix)-Diana Ross
20. Jump (Hot tracks mix)-Pointer Sisters

[Thereza bizarre]

hey! thanks guys for being fun and kind i do apologise however to the site owner i just realised we are not supposed to solicit for recordings publically etc, i do apologise and hope you can forgive my mistake i'm sorry.

Zef you have a great name there and i like energyguys name too all fun stuff.

Sharron redd i rate very highly zef and just recently i aquired two 12s of hers i lost years ago on great prelude vinyl "love how you feel" and "your a winner" i had her first album and that was stolen and i have missed it ever since what great tunes too and the red hot album what can one say about pure class eh> i miss her a lot since she died a lovely lady she was too i met her a long tima ago when i was on holiday in chicago in 1987 but there you go.

[Zef]

Hi ya
I absolutely love Ms Redd and also miss her. I saw her at a club called Queer nation in London back in 92 and she was great, full of energy as usual and amazingly not very long after that she was dead. I know she apparently had a tricky life as I know somebody who was allegedly in re-hab with her for a while. I stress allegedly (for obvious reasons). I also met her when she did heaven in around 1984/5 and she was really funny. I also remember a hilarious radio interview she did where she really took the piss about the wigs worn by a certain female Motown superstar. I'm surprised she did not get sued.
I think I've got everything she did in one format or another. I love some of those DJ mixes of Beat the street and of course the various in the name of love. Somebody save the night has superb memories of being in a eating establishment in London with some school buddies, going weak at the knees at the sight of one of the waitors and having THAT wake up moment of realising that I really was a big old Gay Boy.S.S.T.N from the Redd Hott LP was playing at the time.
In fact the music of Ms Redd has many significances for me as a teenager because I was dancing to her music at school discos and stuff and buying her records in a little shop in Mile End without genuinly knowing about the Gay connections (Naive school boy) It was only after a couple of years of shopping in that place that I realised it was actually pretty more or less a Gay record shop-funny huh!
Anyway the saddest yet strangly also joyful moment was when Luke at Queer nation spun love insurance as a tribute to her the week after she passed.

R.I.P Sharon

Phew where did that all come from??

[Thereza bizarre]

Awk!! i thought that was a rather nice story really.
i guess for me i see the music in a technological and "progressive" way for the time. she had great production at hand and was not afraid of commerciality to some degree.....