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    June 25th 1983

    Browsing my one remaining Record Mirror and checking the top 30 Boys Town Chart.

    and realised I don't know nearly half of the entries!!

    Susan Stevens - Love School / Get To You
    Nancy Martinez - So Excited
    Nancy Martinez - Take It Slowly
    Azul Y Negro - No Tengo Tiempo
    Bill Fredericks - Too Busy Thinking Bout My Baby (Obviously a cover version)
    La Mama - Lady Marmalade (And another)
    India - Stay With Me
    Shirely Lites - Heat You Up (Melt You Down) (Know the title but never heard it)
    Phyllis Nelson - Stop Don't Do This To Me
    Vera - Baby Won't You Dance With Me
    Julius Brown - Party
    Oh Romeo - These Memories


    and mentioned in the record reviews was:

    Stereo Fun Inc - Got You Where I Want You Babe

    which got a very good write-up. Anyone hear this or can comment on any of the above?


    Mark :)


    PS: Can't believe Booker Newbury III - Love Town was #24!!

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    Ever-ning Marmite.

    That Shirley Lites track is FAB. It was on West End and sizzles for 6 mins!!! A forerunner of house? Quite synthy as well but soulful as well. GET IT MATE! A hit a the Paradise Garage and the Warehouse.

    Azul y Negro 'No tengo tiempo' (I don't have time) was the follow up to the Boystown no.1 'The night'. A Spanish production in a euro style. Not as good as 'The night'.

    Julius Brown. LOL. Neil hates this record!! Not bad, quite zingy male vocal on US West End.

    Vera. Good typical diva vocals. Ok for its type.

    Oh Romeo 'These memories'. A hinrg classic. Bobby O production and typical of that time. Fast, female vocals with a definate Bobby O sound.

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    Oooooooh, I forgot.

    Stereo fun Inc is another Hinrg classic strings and cooing chix.
    A Moby Dick production.

    Phyllis Nelson 'Stop don't do this to me'. I like this. A bit slower than Hinrg at around 117bpm but has that Hinrg feel. I like it better than 'Don't stop the train' but it's not as good as 'I like you'.

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    Quote Originally Written by Davicillo
    Oooooooh, I forgot.

    Stereo fun Inc is another Hinrg classic strings and cooing chix.
    A Moby Dick production.

    Phyllis Nelson 'Stop don't do this to me'. I like this. A bit slower than Hinrg at around 117bpm but has that Hinrg feel. I like it better than 'Don't stop the train' but it's not as good as 'I like you'.
    Evening guys
    I love that Phyllis nelson track - I prefer the viola wills version which I now have on a HINRG compilation album. I actually played that India track the other night... AND I STILL HATE IT :lol: :lol: (Sorry Dave...) :cry:

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    Quote Originally Written by Energyguy
    Quote Originally Written by Davicillo
    Oooooooh, I forgot.

    Stereo fun Inc is another Hinrg classic strings and cooing chix.
    A Moby Dick production.

    Phyllis Nelson 'Stop don't do this to me'. I like this. A bit slower than Hinrg at around 117bpm but has that Hinrg feel. I like it better than 'Don't stop the train' but it's not as good as 'I like you'.
    Evening guys
    I love that Phyllis nelson track - I prefer the viola wills version which I now have on a HINRG compilation album. I actually played that India track the other night... AND I STILL HATE IT :lol: :lol: (Sorry Dave...) :cry:
    Apologies. I meant the JULIUS BROWN song - its pants :lol:

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    Both the Nancy Martinez tracks are fantastic espeically Take It Slowly. Well worth tracking both of them down. They came out on Matra, there was an album as well. Used to have it but I think I sold it last year

    Shirley Lites , agreed wicked track :D

    India - Stay with me is good as well 146bpm!

    Phyllis Nelson - great track as well as is Stereo Fun Inc.

    Don't know the Susan Stevens tracks only have This Is Love by her

    Azul y negro is a nice track too, bit more laid back than The Night

    Vera - Baby Won't You Dance is great too and These Memories by Oh Romeo

    Julius I was never a huge fan of but it's ok :-?

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    LOL. Neil, I knew i'd get a response!! :lol:

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    Quote Originally Written by Davicillo
    LOL. Neil, I knew i'd get a response!! :lol:
    Setting me a "trap" eh ?? :lol: :lol:

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    Susan Steven is excellent,"Get to you" one of her best.If you can find "I love everything you do" and "This is love", buy.
    Stereo Fun Inc worth tracking down as it's FAB.
    Agree with Andy, Nancy Martnez both are great tracks.

    Charlie

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    On your recommendations - I've now bought the Stereo Fun 12" and just waiting on delivery.

    If it's pant you ALL get bitch-slapped ;)

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    Can't wait!!

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    perv! :P

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    The Stereo Fun Inc track is fab.It was also written by Hazell Dean! I remember this from an interview she had given.

    I love the Julius Brown track.A bit more on the early house tip with a good catchy melody and vocal.

    Forget Azul Y Negro.No where as good as the excellent 'The Night'.

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    I always thought Julius Brown's 'Party' sounded like an old Northern Soul song given the hi-nrg treatment but I was shocked to see it was written by that 'pearly-toothed queen' himself (Ian Levine's description!) Jacques Morali :o

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    Quote Originally Written by monty69
    The Stereo Fun Inc track is fab.It was also written by Hazell Dean!

    Sorry to be picky but I think you'll find that the Stereo Fun Inc track was written by Elton Ahi, whoever she is!

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    Agree!!

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    K guys - Stereo Fun 12" arrived this morning!

    I like it, but pitched down -4, I LOVE IT! ;)

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    Tut. Bitch slaps are out then! :cry: :lol:

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    Oh I dunno - if the price is right Dave ;)

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    I can go along with everyone's comments on Stereo Fun Inc. I love it and was playing it only last week. It was produced by the same guy that did Move On Up by Destination from 1979 which I always loved.

    I have found (in my flood) a whole load of Record Mirror charts that I kept in the 80s. Some got damaged but I think a fair amount from 1983 onwards have survived. I am busy drying record covers at the minute but will be looking at the charts later. Give me a little time and I'll be able to give you a few chart rundowns.

    toto

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    [quote="totoman"]I can go along with everyone's comments on Stereo Fun Inc. I love it and was playing it only last week. It was produced by the same guy that did Move On Up by Destination from 1979 which I always loved.

    I have found (in my flood) a whole load of Record Mirror charts that I kept in the 80s. Some got damaged but I think a fair amount from 1983 onwards have survived. I am busy drying record covers at the minute but will be looking at the charts later. Give me a little time and I'll be able to give you a few chart rundowns.

    toto[/quote

    Please please please post up the charts :D
    :D :D

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    Quote Originally Written by straight acting
    Quote Originally Written by totoman
    I can go along with everyone's comments on Stereo Fun Inc. I love it and was playing it only last week. It was produced by the same guy that did Move On Up by Destination from 1979 which I always loved.

    I have found (in my flood) a whole load of Record Mirror charts that I kept in the 80s. Some got damaged but I think a fair amount from 1983 onwards have survived. I am busy drying record covers at the minute but will be looking at the charts later. Give me a little time and I'll be able to give you a few chart rundowns.

    toto
    Please please please post up the charts :D
    :D :D
    I'd love to see them too.

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    The instrumental flip side of Julius Brown - Party is great :)
    Shirley Lites is great, also a nice instrumental flip side.

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    Shirley Lites

    Quote Originally Written by Noman
    The instrumental flip side of Julius Brown - Party is great :)
    Shirley Lites is great, also a nice instrumental flip side.
    "Heat You Up (Melt You Down)"--what a great, great work of art

    For years now, I've been looking for another beauty by the wonderful Shirley Lites--"New York Slip Away."

    Has anyone here heard of it? Thoughts? Opinions? Feelings?

    I'd love to find this on a CD somewhere. Any help in finding it is greatly appreciated.

    By the way, I'd love to hear from anyone who went to Second Story [Philadelphia] back in 1980 thru 1987.

    ThankYou

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    It's called 'Slip Away', another great tune by her. Came out on Us Atlantic Records

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