Yorkshire Riders Halifax Aug - Look and Plays
fresh sounds and a good friendly feel
Have to say, had a another enjoyable nite out at that Yorkshire Riders event in Halifax industrial estate
A fair few of us did the journey across and at end all gave it a very big thumbs up.With fresh sounds and a good friendly feel to the whole nite, had a great time.
Though would be appreciated by some if could move it to a nite with no niter after
read more for rest of view and plays
Must be something about Halifax, getting there and the event are great,it all goes to #### once you try and get out! Last month after leaving,ended up in bradford instead of blackburn, add a speeding fine and then also a lost credit card ouch!
Well on event, numbers wise fair few , 3 figures I reckon, not as many as last time, but dont think was other event on close by then. As Shirley say was a fair few travellers and I noticed that a fair few were at last one, so that was good to see and bit of proof that becoming a solid nite
DJ wise, think we caught end of regulars Alex Jones and got to say that every spot heard him do this year has been a good one, with always a fair few "whats that" spins for me.
Bit funny looking at playlists later on as dont always match the view you had on the night, know what I mean, anyway on nite view was two great sets by the guests, think the "no policy is our policy" thing is definitely worthwhile and got to say seemed that the two guests, Robbo and Bob H thrived on it, with avoiding the safe options, Lot of theorys going round in various conversation, one was "f*ck the dance floor" Cut it short, saying if someone walked in this event and judged nite on the dancefloor, would just call it an average nite as dance floor wasnt chokka But then if someone else come in and went round asking what the punters sitting down thought of the sounds, well then would get called a very good night.
On guests plays, had to laugh a few times on night, ( in a good humoured way ) as ever so often when looking around one of the team would pop up, next to decks, at back etc with notebook out scribbling furiously! It was like a "Wheres Waldo" for trainspotters. :).
On plays, think you missed the great Ujimas Im not ready - epic, off
Bob H, would have told you, but its one of those words that cant get my mouth around, and last time tried to say it was almost stampeded by a herd of rhinos.
* one was on ebay recently - anyone catch what it went for??
Voted the most "refreshing, " 45 of the night was "Eugene Jefferson - Pretty girl dressed in brown" which had us all smiling, and singing along, and left me with a yearning to hear "church going girl". Also the bloody soul twins ? "bloody" cause that was 3rd time in last 3 events its been played, surely not a new lease of life,
* Robbo finished with a 70s tune, which he gave a big intro, it was called "mr *******?" by a one name guy something like leon or similar.
Anyone know details???
Claimed it would be the next "messing with your mind", mmm didnt really ring any bells on first hear,
Think Guy was on next, now think in last 6-8 weeks have heard Guy about 5 times, though was thinking may be getting a bit too familiar, but neednt have bothered worrying, as came out with a fair few different spins than last time, and must have been good as they had a effect on Stevie T to make him punch the air then clap a few times:) Again top stuff and seemed all enjoyed. Think Guy did up to finish,?
Think one thing that puts event in perspective was that even though there was a niter close by , to us lot, this was the main event.of weekend and the niter was just a after thought.
Highly recommended,
Just to finish will say if listening to quality soul rare soul is your bag. and enjoy nites run by soul fans, whos sole aim is to just help push out quality rare soul. Well this is it, more than likely will have read reviews of previous nites , after few hiccups, have had a few solid nights, and myself reckon on its a good one
Sheridans was next stop, well as rear vehicle in a 3 vehicle convoy, so no chance of getting lost. One hour later we were all in deserted Dewsbury town centre trying to pay a taxi driver to go to Sheridans so we could follow.
Walked in to catch King M - I got the feeling spun by Soul Sam which was a good start
Then spent a few hours in bar/modern area just cracking on.With Arthur Fenn and then Soul Sam doing modern modern style
Had to laugh as Mr Day was being flogged by all place, even had it on sale at cafe bit. Left round 6-7 ish, not really there long enough to give it a fair view
Ripped from Shirley here's playlist from riders
Colin Wood & John Purvis
Collections & Civics - Ill be there
Magnetics - When Im with my baby
Walter Scott - Brand new girl
Willie & The Hand Jives - Gotta find a new love
Matt Lucas - You better go go
Pretenders - I wanna be
Derek Martin - Breakaway
Susan Coleman - Age of the wolf
Jades - Hotter than fire
Delfonics - Youll get enough
Vows - Tell me
Objectives - Love went away
Gene Chandler - From day to day
Little Sonny - No compromise c/u
Tommy Tucker - Thats how much
Willie Hutch - Cant fight the power
Eddie Engel
The Avons - Since I met you baby
Steve Tyrell - A boy without a girl
Herman Lewis - Whos kissing you tonight
Azie Mortimer - You cant take it away
Joey DeLorenzo - I lost my sense of direction
Minnie Jones - Shadow of a memory
Little Foxes - So glad you dont change
Volumes - That same old feeling
Calvin Williams - Lonely youll be
Dottie & Millie - Talkin about my baby
Little Tommy - Baby cant you see
Little Johnny Hamilton - Oh how I love you
Chalfontes - He loves me
Trends - Thats how I like it
Alex Jones
Holly Maxwell - Dont say you love me
Emory & The Dynamics - Take a look at our life
Soul Set - Will you ever learn
Delegates of Soul - Ill come running back
Jesse Davis - Hang on in there girl
Passions - If you see my baby
Gerri Taylor - Im satisfied with your love
Moonlighters - Lonely baby
Gentlemen Four - You cant keep a good man down
Tokays - Baby Baby Baby
Clarence Townsend - I found a love
Servicemen - ~Are you angry
Agents - Trouble
Earnest Mosely - Stubborn heart
Morris Chestnut - Too darn soulful
Robbo
Bunny Sigler - For crying out loud
Lewis Clark - I need you lovin so bad
Luther Ingram - Run for your life
Clarence Hill - Lotta love going round
Joe Matthews - Aint nothing you can do
Volumes - I aint gonna give you up
Tobi Lark - Sweep it out the shed
Paul Sindab - I was a fool
Exits - You got to have money
Major Harris - Call me tomorrow
Soul Twins - Give the man a chance
Tangeers - Let my heart and soul be free
Bill Bush - Im waiting
Reetha Reeves - Only lies
Eugene Jefferson - Pretty girl dressed in brown
Adorables - Ooh boy
Johnny McCall - You cant get away
Ellusions - You didnt have to leave
Jellybeans - You dont mean me no good
Eddie Hill - You got the best of me
Charades - Key to my happiness
Bob Hinsley
Betty Wilson - Im yours
Trannels - Blessed with a love
Betty Lloyd - Im catching on
Tommy Turner - Lazy
Embers - First time
Vanguards - Good times bad times
Choice of Colour - Your love
Cant remember title or artist for this one except to say it has the
hook "look into my eyes" - can anyone name this one?
Johnny Robinson - Shes gone but not forgotten
Gambrells - You better move
Guy Hennigan
Apocryphals - Im losing you
Lord Thunder - Chaos
Detroit Rhythm Section - Back street
Dream Masters - Lonely Lonely
Eddie Ray - Glad I found you
Anthony & The Delsonics - Every time
Martha Valez -
Bud Harper - Wherever you were
Monroe Taylor - Proud guy
Hayes Cotton - Black wings has my angel
Irma & The Fascinators - You need love
Joys of Life - Good times are over
Johnny Gibson - Come on and let me know
As usual any errors or omissions in the above playlists are of my own making and do not in any way reflect on the integrity of the promoters of the Rider Club - just that they were "too busy" (at the bar, refreshment and record - in other words couldnt be arsed to pick up a pen and write the tracks down themselves)
Hope to see you next time - Saturday 14th September for another top soulful night when the guests will be Chris "Rochdale Cowboy" Shepherd & Andy "Bulldog" Dyson. Miss this at your peril.
Shirley Stewart.
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