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Ant1 - 01 June 2009 03:57 PM

My next question - do you think these sorts of tracks have a place, in their original form, in clubs today? Or has the moment passed and clubbers aged to a point where they just cant get rotation anymore.

Saldy the moment has passed. Many of those tracks have dated and will struggle to get as Guernsey even on a quality music night like Alumbra Soul Sessions (where we generally can be more creative)

Its sad for the sentimentalists but frankly they have been replaced with more (not as old) wonderful tracks. I’ve reconciled to this fact some time ago

B-Love

Nick hahahaa that’s so true! Gold comments…
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I think the further back you go into RnB before the 70s the closer you get to the blues/country/rocknroll/swing. Some 70s funk has some serious rock/metal influence!
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Bobby, indeed it has, take our thursday we opened to cater for these styles of music, i play some blues/jazz/soul and unless it’s james brown or was sampled by a hiphop thief, people just stare like what da fahhhhhh is this… :(

ppl these days think that 2pac is old skool which just goes to show how uneducated ppl are
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very sad

But 2Pac is oldschool!!!
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watta ugly kunt
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he should of stayed as a new jack artist

^You mean a podium dancer?