What is your favourite dancefloor bomb made by an artist you’d never expect to hear in a club?
Inspired by the fact that Luke Una played this Paul McCartney track the other night
Not dancefloor but this is a killer from an expected source. Out to Chris Soft Rocks for this
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Dropped this more than once, peak time too, always worked. It has that driving beat, and the psych backwards guitar solos get people’s attention…
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You may already know this other Macca joint, but a goodn if not.
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Another one from Macca. The demo version sounds like J Dilla. Nick Cubley put this on a mix for my radio show, it’s such a beautiful record.
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Not sure if it counts because Stevie but another Macca
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Erasure - Jacques Cousteau
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more Cliff heat:
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I bought this Queen single back in 96 but didn’t think too much of it again until Harvey dropped it at pikes towards the end. One of those ‘why did noone think of this before’ moments
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More Macca:
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Even more Macca:
I love how this has basically turned into a Paul McCartney thread https://youtu.be/QAnNgCsNMnk
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more of a warm-up tune than a peak-time bomb but I think this fits 
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Fantastic! And unexpected. Thanks for sharing.
Couple from Boney M
Always thought it would have been great if Norman Jay had played this at Carnival
And it’s no Ra Ra Rasputin but this is pretty good too
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Both absolute 
thank you
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Unlikely Bombs indeed. Really like that second one.
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It’s an edit by Peter Blaker. He seems to just make stuff for RV and doesn’t release it. Sounded great at about 4am in Barbarellas the year before lockdown.
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