[quote=“Reverend Danite, post:180, topic:425”]What about:
David Essex
David Soul
Flintlock
The Glitter Band (without GG … ok then!)
Suzi Quatro
and my favourite - one hit wonders - Slik (Midge Ure) … with the faboulous ‘Forever and Ever’
;D 8) ???[/quote]
Yes, with the exception of Flintlock and the Glitter Band (probably tarred by association…). Hang on, wasn’t one of Flintlock in The Tomorrow People? ???
Hey…my cousin still has that Slik LP! :o 
[quote=“Reverend Danite, post:180, topic:425”]What about:
David Essex
David Soul
Flintlock
The Glitter Band (without GG … ok then!)
Suzi Quatro
and my favourite - one hit wonders - Slik (Midge Ure) … with the faboulous ‘Forever and Ever’
;D 8) ???[/quote]
Willing to bet you are on the money with all of those Rev. Although Flintlock might be marginal. Weren’t they the kids band who used to be on “You Must Be Joking”?
How about:
Showaddy Waddy
Racey
Kenny
The New Seekers
Maybe even Bowie?
[quote=“Phil H, post:183, topic:425”]How about:
Showaddy Waddy
Racey
Kenny
The New Seekers
Maybe even Bowie?[/quote]
I’m getting confused now! Think they are all there except Bowie. Kenny did The Bump didn’t they? I’m sure they are on it…
[/quote][quote=“Silver, post:184, topic:425”]I’m getting confused now! Think they are all there except Bowie. Kenny did The Bump didn’t they? I’m sure they are on it… [/quote]
Yes, I think that was Kenny. Their line up included cheeky chappie Keith Chegwin at some point I believe.
That’s the one. Mike someone or other. He was the drummer. And they were all in “You Must be Joking” which was also where Pauline Quirke started out as I recall.
Well my BLOCKBUSTER cd has got slik ;D - how good is that!!?
Plus … sweet/slade/t.rex/glitter band/rubettes/bowie/jigsaw/b.c.r./etc
but altho’ missing some ‘glam-stastic’ fab faves - does have
sparks/chicory tip/hello/ … and of course, scherps favourite … he was singing it just a coupla days ago …
Middle of the Road with Scherpy, (sorry) Chirpy Chirpy, Cheep Cheep.
[and it’s got pre-dodgy GG with Do You Wanna Touch Me? (Oh Yeah) :-]
Ahhh! The innocence!
OK HERE IS MY KARAOKE/ TRIBUTE APPRECIATION FOR SOME 70s POP MEGASTARS :o
ABBA
I HAVE A DREAM No 2 1979 UK “If you see the wonder of the fairy tale…I believe in angels”
TAKE A CHANCE ON ME No 1 1978 UK " If you change your mind…I’m the first in line…take a " 
NEW SEEKERS
NEVER ENDING SONG OF LOVE No 2 1971 UK " I’ve got a never ending love for you…la la" :-*
CIRCLES No 4 1972 Uk " All my life is a circle…sunrise and sundown… :-* :-* :-*" La La :o
RACEY
SOME GIRLS No 2 1979 Uk " Some girls will…some girls wont…some girls need a lot of love"
SHOWADDYWADDY
A LITTLE BIT OF SOAP No 5 1978 UK " A little bit of soap…will never wash away my tears" :o
THE DRIFTERS
CAN I TAKE YOU HOME LITTLE GIRL ? No 10 1975 Uk " Let me walk you slowly…cos I feel "
THERE GOES MY FIRST LOVE No 3 1975 UK " There goes the one I love & I cant forget her" :-*
HELLO (FEATURING KEITH MARSHALL)
TELL HIM No 6 1974 UK " Tell her that you never gonne leave her…tell her…about love" 8):-*
DONNY OSMOND
WHERE DID ALL THE GOOD TIMES GO ? No 18 1974 Uk " They gone so far away…oh baby"
[b]LITTLE JIMMY OSMOND
LONG HAIRED LOVER FROM LIVERPOOL No 1 1972 UK " I ll be your clown, your puppet "
MARIE OSMOND
PAPER ROSES No 2 1973 UK " But they’re only imitation…like your imitation love for me" :-*
SLIK
FOREVER AND EVER No 1 1976 UK " I dedicate to you all my love my whole life through"
TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN
KNOCK THREE TIMES No 1 1971 UK “Hey girl what you doing down there dancing alone” :-*
CANDIDA No 9 1971 UK “The furthest from here the better where the air is fresh & clean” :-*
TIE A YELLOW RIBBON No 1 1973 UK " I’m coming home I’ve done my time…now I’ve got" :-*
TERRY JACKS
SEASONS IN THE SUN No 1 1974 UK “We had joy we had fun we had seasons in the sun”
MORE wonderful tributes soon…maybe the 1960s All Time Classics
JONATHAN KING MEETS GARY GLITTER :o
UNA PALOMA BLANCA no 10 75 I’m Just a bird in the sky and I am ALWAYS YOURS No1 74
;D
Five Dolls For An August Moon soundtrack by Piero Umiliani, and is pretty good!
Well, I guess any soundtrack is better than Una Paloma Blanca by my fellow-countryman George Baker, but still I wonder what’s going on overthere in Manchester. Do you collect soundtracks the way other people collect stamps, match boxes or beer mats, simply because they’re stamps, match boxes or beer mats, or is this preference due to a particular UK soundtrack-gene still undiscovered here on the continent?
[quote=“Phil H, post:185, topic:425”]Yes, I think that was Kenny. Their line up included cheeky chappie Keith Chegwin at some point I believe.
That’s the one. Mike someone or other. He was the drummer. And they were all in “You Must be Joking” which was also where Pauline Quirke started out as I recall.[/quote]
Just remembered. Mike Holloway. Actually, Tomorrow People used to scare me for some reason. :-[
Could be 
Strangely, i recently saw an old film featuring leif Garrett as 12 year old, cross dressing psycho :o No wonder that guy ended up with problems…
And back onto topic, i’ve left the 70’s behind for now, and am currently revisiting Type O Negative (particularly the “October Rust” cd).
Nice band and a very good cd [their best along with ‘bloody kisses’ i think]. They’re also great live
Yes, Bloody Kisses has some fantastic tracks on it. And as you say, a good live band. I saw them a couple of times at Rock City in Nottingham, although it was around 10 years ago!
GEORGE BAKER SELECTION DUTCH Supergroup Multi Million Selling 1970s 1980s
Entered the UK charts and reached number 10 with the Classic
UNA PALOMA BLANCA 1975
Other marvellous million sellers : Morning Sky, Beautiful Rose , Open Up Your Heart
HANS BOUWENS was the chief songwriter and lead singer on the multi million Hits
Scherp get on your knees and repent to GOD as your DUTCH POP superstars I am
praising, describing and playing all the CDS.
GEORGE BAKER SELECTION FOREVER : :o
I have collected soundtracks since the age of 14, and like many composers from Morricone to Goldsmith.
Many different styles and type of music are encompassed in soundtrack music, and that is the main appeal to me.
SHADOWS Greatest Hits 1959-1980
Probably the greatest Instrumental group the SHADOWS led by guitar genius
HANK MARVIN and also Jet Harris and Tony Meehan who had separate hits too.
Among the greatest Million Selling HITS I love are:
FRIGHTENED CITY 1961 Number 3 UK
KON TIKI 1961 Number 1 UK
WONDERFUL LAND 1962 Number 1 UK
GUITAR TANGO 1962 Number 4 UK
DANCE ON 1962 Number 1 UK
FOOT TAPPER 1963 Number 1 UK
ATLANTIS 1963 Number 2 UK
RISE & FALL OF FLINGEL 64 Number 5 UK
LET ME BE THE ONE 1975 Number 12 UK
Absolutely magnificent, Masterful guitars, Melodic, timeless
Forget the drugged up electronic noise of Jimi Hendrix…HANK MARVIN is the man.
Blood On Satans Claw soundtrack by Marc Wilkinson.
[quote=“ENNIOO, post:195, topic:425”]I have collected soundtracks since the age of 14, and like many composers from Morricone to Goldsmith.
Many different styles and type of music are encompassed in soundtrack music, and that is the main appeal to me.[/quote]
Interesting, Ennioo.
Of course I know people who have a lot of soundtracks, but I had never heard of anybody really collecting them (the item here is soundtracks per se, not one composer in particular).
I was joking a bit about stamps, beer mats etc., still I’ve been in a bar in the South of France which had all its walls covered with beer mats instead of wallpaper. Beer mats all around you! I had a chat with the owner and he told me that he had been collecting beer mats for more than thirty years. Some of the rooms of his house were beer mat territory too (I had the courtesy not to ask what the wife thought about it)
So you started at the age of 14. I don’t think you’re as old as the man on the piccie on the left, but you must have collected a considerable number of them.
How many soundtracks do you own and if you had to stay the rest of your life in the middle of nowhere and not much else, which three soundtracks would you take with you?
[quote=“scherpschutter, post:198, topic:425”]Interesting, Ennioo.
Of course I know people who have a lot of soundtracks, but I had never heard of anybody really collecting them (the item here is soundtracks per se, not one composer in particular).
I was joking a bit about stamps, beer mats etc., still I’ve been in a bar in the South of France which had all its walls covered with beer mats instead of wallpaper. Beer mats all around you! I had a chat with the owner and he told me that he had been collecting beer mats for more than thirty years. Some of the rooms of his house were beer mat territory too (I had the courtesy not to ask what the wife thought about it)
So you started at the age of 14. I don’t think you’re as old as the man on the piccie on the left, but you must have collected a considerable number of them.
How many soundtracks do you own and if you had to stay the rest of your life in the middle of nowhere and not much else, which three soundtracks would you take with you?[/quote]
I have about 700 soundtracks at the moment.
The three soundtracks I would take with me are:
Giù la testa…Morricone.
Kelly’s Heroes …Lalo Schifrin.
Diamonds…Roy Budd.
I would have music for most of my moods then.
Dam! Lalo Schifrin’s music is awsome! i love morricone’s music, in fact i listining now a track from morricone, its “Le vent Le cri” is from “Le professional” with jean paul belmondo.
Greetings.