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  • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

    Originally posted by onthebusesfan View Post
    i have not heard these ones for ages on the radio

    ABBA: My Mama Said (from their first LP. A Funk song about menstruation and cherry poppin!!!)
    I don't think I've heard that one, it's not on the 2nd volume of Abba gold.

    The other 2 songs seem to turn up on oldies stations every now & again.
    The Trickster On The Roof

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    • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

      A Little bit of soap-Showaddywaddy 1978

      The only time I heard this song was on a jukebox.

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        Be it TV or radio, they only ever play 'Tiger Feet' and 'Lonely This Christmas' when it comes to Mud. They never play 'Crazy' or 'Hypnosis'.
        "Even nostalgia is not what it used to be"

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        • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

          Originally posted by onthebusesfan View Post
          ABBA: My Mama Said (from their first LP.
          As Richard1978 said, I too cannot ever remember hearing this track before.
          Even though I have owned the LP that it's on (Waterloo) for donkey's years.
          Somehow it slipped by me, suffice to say that it is an awesome track.
          In fact, when I next DJ at an R&B/Funk night I think I will give it a spin, I bet it will go down a treat.
          But it isn't actually from ABBA's first LP BusesFan, the Waterloo LP was their second album release.
          Their first LP is called Ring Ring, but it isn't very well known & only had a limited release in certain countries.
          Cheers for pointing out My Mama Said though, it really is a brilliantly funky tune.

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          • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

            Meet me on the corner Lindisfarne

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            • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

              And remember these follow-up-to-big-hit-songs which never really did well as the previous song:

              Little Lady - Aneka (Japanese Boy). Around autumn 1981
              Won't Somebody Play My Record - Driver 67. Around 1979
              Rocket Now - Typically Tropical. Sept 1975
              Jump In My Car - Chris Spedding (of Motorbikin' fame, my fave hit of Summer 1975)
              Rendezvous - Tina Charles. May 1977
              Three Ring Circus - Barry Biggs
              Wirral Writer
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              • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                Driver 67 also had a 2 part song called Headlights / Tailights which the BBC wouldn't play on air.
                The Trickster On The Roof

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                • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                  Really? Don't remember that one.
                  Wirral Writer
                  www.alantoner.com

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                  • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                    There's more about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Ph...iter/singer%29

                    I did see a copy in a 2nd hand record shop many years ago, pressed in green/yellow vinyl. They were asking a fair amount for it so I didn't buy it.
                    The Trickster On The Roof

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                    • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                      Heard this the other day Sky High from Jigsaw 1975 only because they played it on the radio I remembered this song.

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                        They play this song on the radio but its catching it at the right time hence I did just after the six oclock news this morning

                        Lifes been Good-Joe Walsh 1978

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                        • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                          Originally posted by Wirral Writer View Post
                          Yes indeed, some good selections there. And here are a few more I have just remembered:

                          Don't Mess With My Toot Toot - Denise LaSalle (1975)
                          My Name Is Michael Caine - Madness (1984)
                          Making Plans For Nigel - XTC (1979)
                          To Be Or Not To Be - BA Robertson (1980)
                          My Resistance Is Low - Robin Sarstedt (always evokes memories of that red hot summer of 1976)
                          It Only Takes A Minute (100 Ton And A Feather, again '76)
                          I don't mean to be pedantic but Don't Mess With My Toot Toot - Denise LaSalle was 1985 not 1975.

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                          • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                            Originally posted by bayersager View Post
                            I don't mean to be pedantic but Don't Mess With My Toot Toot - Denise LaSalle was 1985 not 1975.
                            We have a dvd of CCR and John Fogarty is singing this song outdoors with a load of people dancing

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                            • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                              Heard Reminissing by Little River Band 1978 great song

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                              • Re: Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

                                Also you all have missed a brilliant song that was a million seller and Knocked Abba Dancing queen off the Number one spot in 76 Mississippi by Pusseycat that is verver played on the Radio either and it was number one for 3 weeks only to be knocked off with Chicagos If you leave me now It was a Eurecka momen tfor me about 7 years ago hearing it for the firs time in 30 year as I forgot all about the song.

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