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On The Wheels of Steel: The 12"/EP "Now Spinning" Thread

Discussion in '12-inch Singles/EPs/Remixes' started by Rudy, May 31, 2011.

  1. Rudy Spinning The Wheels Of Steel

    Apologies to Grandmaster Flash for stealing the title here. :D

    Been spinning a few relics tonight from all corners. Started of with our SOTW pick, both sides, unfortunately gritting my teeth hearing the scuff on the A-side of "Strawberry Letter #23".

    Since this TT needs a belt change for speeds, I stuck with a few 45RPM 12" titles before switching:

    • Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Two Tribes (Annihilation)
    • Joe Jackson: Right and Wrong b/w live versions of Breaking Us In Two and I'm The Man
    • Prince: Let's Go Crazy (extended version)
    • Earth Wind & Fire: Getaway (don't be hatin' JH! :D )

    Back at 33-1/3:

    • Philip Bailey: I Know (double A-side promo 12", George Duke production on this one, great sounding disc)
    • Chic: Le Freak
    • Chicago: Street Player
    Rudy, May 31, 2011
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  2. mongoslade New Member

    Love that Philip Bailey cut, so underrated.
    mongoslade, May 31, 2011
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  3. Rudy Spinning The Wheels Of Steel

    Surprisingly, I never did hear it very often on local radio, despite having a good local radio station that played similar music (and, ironically, a lot of EW&F). I never did grab the album Continuation when it was originally released, either.
    Rudy, May 31, 2011
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