FRANCINE McGEE - DELIRIUM 12' SINGLE 1978

Delirium 1978

[@bano6382]

I was there Goldmine 1978 ..... it is a fantastic tune to spin your best mate round the dance floor too.... OMG some of these '70's dance tunes are better after you 'aint heard 'em for an decade ... NAB aged 53 and a COUGAR but still love Jesus best ;D))

[@MrLaurenceDunn]

I took my import 12" copy down to the Goldmine in 1978, as Dave Howard did not have it on the Friday night sesh...

[@williamwillis4049]

You nailed it Nicola!!! Keep on groovin' gal

[@paulingle9906]

Goldmine, Royalty. Flix, Purley all dayer, Castor it all comes flooding back with this fantastic sound 👌

[@reubenpadayachee]

What a Club Goldmine,Stage 3,Zero 6,Lacy Lady etc.....

[@jonwilliams5092]

Such a classic. Defy anyone not to hit the dance floor for this. Jazz Funk at its best

[@neilcroonM3]

for the brave and the good

[@martinplatt5928]

The bass and synthesizer in this are truly spectacular. It was 1978..I was 20....Celestion Ditton 44 speakers....Technics SL-1200 deck, Shure v15 Mk3 and Luxman L-31 amp. Musical heaven!

[@j.maxell3030]

Este tema tiene bases electronicas de Giorgio Moroder...en la intro se escucha el estilo del From Here To The Eternity de 1977 / Moroder.

[@Questionsandconsequences]

West Coast of Scotland 1980 to 1985... Ayr - Darlinton hotel with DJ Trevor Riley.... OMG great times! Plus clubs and gigs with the great "Pure Glass" and "JALN Band" Saltcoats, Kiwi Lodge all nighters, and Glasgow baby....The "Cardinal Folly" club... Born in 63 and been blessed ever since... Thanks to all the gang I knew and all the others I dint know but was lucky enough to share this time with... Wow!

[@drwhatson]

It was massive as a new Canadian import 12" - in 1977!

[@patrickpaul7360]

Start of my clubbing years,16 years old when this came out.....cant think of a superlative to describe this,it is that good,wonderful memories of those carefree days,we were spoilt by so many great choons like this,thank God for youtube, transports me back to the days of the Lyceum,Embassy Club,100 club,Americas and Royalty

[@never_pharma1412]

Tiffany's Purley....days from another world.... say no more. So glad I have my 2000+ record collection from back in the day

[@kevinholgate8133]

Have this on 12"vinyl and the six million steps on 12" Import i was 19 back then when i first heard these @ room @ the top in ilford essex 62 in 2021 and still sound great on the turn table (record player) to you people out their

[@barbbaker579]

Me too! the 12" but not in Ilford! Charles Earland Let the music play is brill in that set.

[@sonas_music]

Drums were sampled for Chemical Brothers - Under the influence :)

[@Muswell]

Still effing brilliant .... I remember getting this vinyl so clearly. This was about the same times as Rahni Harris "Six Million Steps" .... Wow.

[@bloodcell6282]

Six million steps, talk about another gem in this vein. One of my faves

[@barbbaker579]

And Charles Earland "Let the music play". Amazing!

[@Muswell]

@@barbbaker579 Yes - love that one. I think Randy Muller wrote & produced that.

[@martinplatt5928]

Such a tight arrangement and brilliant musicianship. Mind blowingly good in the clubs in 1978/1979.

[@neilcroonM3]

Jungle kitten another cracking instrumental for only the bravest of dancers

[@alanreade9656]

Goldmine /Crocs this tune and others, am back there now timeless music

[@Lee-by5jw]

Cool in '78 but super cool now.

[@jeshun7071]

There has been so many one hit wanders over the years, an artist springs up from nowhere with a world wide smash then dissappears into the abbys, Francine McGee is another one of those, the singer, songwriter & keyboard player who released this club hit in 1978 as a B side to Feelin Good

[@baward]

+J Eshun she's maybe working checkouts in your local store! ;-)

[@jeshun7071]

+baward Ha ha imagine that?

[@soulbrother61]

Fuckin bangin choon forgot just how good it was

[@drwhatson]

Francine McGee had little to do with this instrumental. It was just one guy who played all of the instruments. She was only the singer on the a-side!

[@reubenpadayachee]

Lyceum Days in The Strand with Greg Edwards CHOOOOOOOOOON.......

[@mauricekelly6604]

Wow those were the days.

[@Muswell]

Gosh - yes. I was mostly a Royalty Southgate guy.

[@johnndong5678]

Pure class, stands tall in any decade.

[@robbiepeters7894]

One of the first records to get me into the groove

[@johnslaymark8225]

my jam started dj ing when this came out would play this last song then hit the floor busting my best moves

[@dennisnichols3432]

All Rhodes lead to Boogie Heaven .💯💎....Let off the 🚀

[@ashfaq1999]

Classic 🎶

[@ian.rendell763]

I recalled this a year ago while analyzing the instruments used in some of the mellower deep house tunes I was listening to. couldn't find it until today . Still sounds fresh almost 40 years on. QUALITY stands the test of time. mediocre one size fits all COMMERCIALLY TARGETED MUSICAL shite popular music played on the radio in the same era is long forgotten. THE DON SQUAD. ABERCRAVE RAVE CAVE. POWYS, WALES.. FORMERLY LONDON. THANK GOD FOR ROBBIE VINCENT AND RADIO LONDON. They gave this massive airplay.

[@MrMufc11]

King George's Hall Blackburn this Sat night let's do it 🕺

[@ickerbod]

Probably my favorite of all time, still sends shivvers and oh the memories at 18. n

[@peterpetrou8289]

Danced to this every morning before work at 7am in my bedroom. What a tune hope it still does it for you.😎

[@martinplatt5928]

Amazing track. Just amazing.....it sends shivers down your back. I was 20 in 1978 and had this on 12" after hearing Dave Brown play it down underneath the Ring Car Park in Wednesday's Club, Bracknell. I just had to buy it....played it to death on my Lux L31 amp/Celestion Ditton 44 speakers and Technics SL-1200 direct drive deck. Great days.

[@petertolley7929]

Great toon, Didnt Robbie Vincent have this in background on his shows ??

[@victorpaz7233]

I was under the influence

[@semisemicoloncolon]

this was 7 years ago but I appreciate the fact I'm not the only one here because of that masterpiece of a song.

[@curcumagranola5283]

AND u still aré 🥴

[@dfhwze]

fantastic track !!

[@markgarrett331]

Light of the world london town

[@aedressler]

bassline and keys are really speaking to me

[@Stairway2Evans]

Excellent...best copy on the web...thanks

[@jellywelly8351]

This is music

[@martinthornvall7536]

The BOMB!!!

[@vikingr09]

monster at the Bradford all niters for Pat Brady, Big respect Pat

[@soulbrother61]

long time ago...Pat Brady..lol...good DJ.. Gene Toones

[@drwhatson]

Massive at the Ritz Funk Alldayers when new, in 1977.

[@thelacylady6494]

The sound of London 1978

[@RasJabal]

Perfect description

[@drwhatson]

The sound of Manchester and Blackpool, 1977. :-)

[@originalediscoversion7802]

Dans la culture disco!!!

[@thomaswitczak1163]

Schoner Classic

[@soulbrother61]

Blinding dance track...back in the day..79 ish

[@Mr00dear]

keep the faith bro

[@alfredolemus1]

No sé por qué pero esta pieza en particular me encanta y es que no suena como todo lo común de la música Disco en su apogeo. Sin embargo, no pierde la esencia de ese género. Suena...distinta!

[@AngelBZ]

Totalmente de acuerdo contigo bro...

[@davidmervin1010]

What a fuckin discovery!

[@williamwillis4049]

I have heard (and danced to) ALL the great instrumentals of the time, but this is undoubtedly the best... close second is Mysteries of the World MFSB (or maybe that has a vocal?)

[@mrwilliamz311]

I’d have to put it the other way around and add in ‘Dancing in Outer Space’, ‘Life on Mars’, and ‘Blow Your Head’ if we’re talking strictly instrumentals. It’s what I call the funk 4 + 1 more which includes ‘Brother Green’ and ‘Sweet Power’ but these have vocals.

[@drwhatson]

Life On Mars is my all-time favourite Jazz-Funk album, even above Donald Byrd 'Places And Spaces'. I've listened to it consistantly since 1976.

[@DavidJohnson-ow2mt]

Tune

[@Muswell]

RCA brought out some great stuff under their Disco Direction banner . . Remember "Keep It Up" The Olympic Runners ??

[@soulgirl70s]

Yes💃🏽

[@allanwells8465]

Wow, I forgot about this one, great track and so nice to hear it again, I am foot tapping and moving writing this post. Thanks for uploading

[@andrewhutchins2750]

Evening, bit of a tune this one.. Still have the 7" extended copy at home somewhere. wow, a fantastic bit of kit. Night from Wimbledon

[@369dabbler]

Da boss

[@sallyjane9994]

Tight as a new pair of unbroken patent moccasins with blakies on the heel and leather soles. Worn under my Pegs.

[@bano6382]

I got the 12" on Vinyl and 1210's ... Old is Gold!!

[@Muswell]

Me too. My 1210 & vinyls are my most precious possessions !

[@Mr00dear]

thank you gorden

[@FirstLast-qb9iq]

chemical brothers- who's under the influence

[@semisemicoloncolon]

this was 4 years ago but I appreciate the fact I'm not the only one here because of that masterpiece of a song.

[@curcumagranola5283]

U aré 😵‍💫

[@PrAnG2000]

Cool track.

[@PrinZsuN1]

gladly :) have a very nice day. Gordon

[@RAMLIA1]

❤️❤️❤️

[@sshhabbasshhabba3286]

Harlin brought me here 🙉🙉🙉🙈🙉🐵🙉🙈🙉🙉🙈🙉🙉🙊🐒🙊🙈🙈🙊🙈🐵🙊🙊

[@mikenewman6705]

Belter . B side to Feelin' Good, I prefer this though, can't stop bobbin' up and down.. what a tune..

[@simonthompson27]

yeah- chicka chickow...howard moon jam

[@patrickstedman6863]

I remember the resident DJ at Dirty Berties in Newquay,Cornwall starting his night with this fantasic song saying what was happening that evening.1978/79.I cannot remember his name,please tell me someone.

[@jenny9804]

Chris Dinnis

[@PrinZsuN1]

@Stairway2Evans Tanks to you ;)

[@42ongo]

The 1st 12 inch I paid more than 8 pounds for..a fortune at the time !

[@sheevamatimbas4300]

But ain’t it worth it ?

[@42ongo]

Sure was went down so well with the crowd!

[@davidmervin1010]

KZbin appears to have wiped all my tunes! WTF???????

[@michelemartinelli1065]

grande saud

[@johnnykent21]

Ok, I know you posted your request over a year ago Dave, but your name is familiar to me. And I used to go Frenchies. So I`m just saying hello.

[@markgarrett331]

London town

[@drwhatson]

Manchester Ritz.