Haircut1000I hope people remember my "This is Birmingham" Spotify playlist, which people on SHA helped me with suggestions for:
[open.spotify.com]
Some great stuff on there. Tried to listen (and hopefully download) to that in the Spotify app this morning but couldn't find 'This is Birmingham' in the Spotify search engine. Anyone advise on what I'm doing wrong, please? TIA
Whilst only young, so not right for this thread, I recommend giving Overpass a listen if you like your indie.
RagsIve not heard this before but i do think it would make a great terrace song, welcome to the Mowbery houseI hope people remember my "This is Birmingham" Spotify playlist, which people on SHA helped me with suggestions for:
[open.spotify.com]
My biggest argument with that list is the absence of "Welcome To The Monkey House" - Animal Magnet ... which was Number 1 in the Birmingham charts for months - played at every venue, party and event in Birmingham (even now) ... and hardly anyone has even heard of it outside Brum/West Midlands - as you can tell from the comments in the YouTube link
Probably the biggest ever "Brum Only" hit
Ive not heard this before but i do think it would make a great terrace song, welcome to the Mowbery house
Is that Cofton down by Dawlish ? ... if so this sort of proves my point about it being massive massive massive in Brum and unknown elsewhere - genuine question that.
I'd LOVE it if they played it down Blues at full volume after a win - i don't think they realise how mental Brummies go for this - it's an anthem to everyone under about 65
RagsCofton Hackett in Brum. ive led a shelterd life.
Ive not heard this before but i do think it would make a great terrace song, welcome to the Mowbery house
Is that Cofton down by Dawlish ? ... if so this sort of proves my point about it being massive massive massive in Brum and unknown elsewhere - genuine question that.
RagsCofton Hackett in Brum. ive led a shelterd life.
Ive not heard this before but i do think it would make a great terrace song, welcome to the Mowbery house
Is that Cofton down by Dawlish ? ... if so this sort of proves my point about it being massive massive massive in Brum and unknown elsewhere - genuine question that.
Apologies - but happy to introduce it to you.
At places like Snobs and Faces in the 80s they'd play it 3 or 4 or 5 times a night - usually followed by Stephen Tin Tin Duffy's Kiss Me (1982 version - not the Art of Noise remix from 1985) (He was lead vocalist with Duran Duran before Fat Boy Le Bon appeared on the scene)
Seeing Lawrence in September
Have either you or Number8 seen the film 'Lawrence of Belgravia' ?.. well worth watching for fans
philly_bluenoseELO!
but The Moody Blues beat both?
moody blues used to come round my house ,when i was a kid.
RagsRagsCofton Hackett in Brum. ive led a shelterd life.
Ive not heard this before but i do think it would make a great terrace song, welcome to the Mowbery house
Is that Cofton down by Dawlish ? ... if so this sort of proves my point about it being massive massive massive in Brum and unknown elsewhere - genuine question that.
Apologies - but happy to introduce it to you.
At places like Snobs and Faces in the 80s they'd play it 3 or 4 or 5 times a night - usually followed by Stephen Tin Tin Duffy's Kiss Me (1982 version - not the Art of Noise remix from 1985) (He was lead vocalist with Duran Duran before Fat Boy Le Bon appeared on the scene)
Remember it well being played in snobs, also at The swan At Yardley. Everyone would go nuts to it
The move with the original 5 members were top notch,Ace kefford left and then Trevor Burton, once Jeff Lynne joined they went away very quickly, the move quickly became ELO which was the brainchild of Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood.
Would love to but I havent yet, can't find it on streaming anywhere.