Culcheth Sports Club With Guest Ted Massey

If you're the guy that requested this one, this is a reminder for me, it's now dusted off and back in the play box ready for the decks in April

A must for any Torch reunion I would say. Back then it sounded so different than most of the other brilliant records being played.

Now It sounds perfect for today's dancefloor. Rex Garvin ~ Queen of the go go.  what a tune.

Maybe time to dust this one down - not played it since lock down hit us and it was well received by the Culcheth faithful back then! 

The stars have aligned and I'm off this particular weekend....see you there 

BOB - is it boring if I keep asking for the same record?  - especially ones you don't have!

57 minutes ago, Eddiefoster said:

BOB - is it boring if I keep asking for the same record?  - especially ones you don't have!

 

 

Simon no problem, at least you've picked the right one this time. lol

Anything could happen on the night! - rummaging through the playbox and this one jumped out as something that was well received at Culcheth pre-lockdown 

Part ii of Uncle Ted's North West mini tour,another great night on the cards. This venue goes from strength to strength!!

Sooo looking forwards to the next installment of Culcheth now - it's been a whirlwind few months and the scene seems to be kicking back into full pace again which is great to see!

Ted Massey is headlining in (as Mick Howard pointed out) part of his North of England Tour LOL - here's a sample of one of his latest sets to wet your appetites (and there are obviously plenty more where these came from )

Ravins - Your Love Is What I Want
Dewey Black - Takin Love Where I Can Find It
Joseph Webster - My Love Is So Strong
United Sounds - It’s All Over (Baby)
Sag War Fare - Don’t Be So Jive
Groovettes - Think It Over Baby
Bob And Fred - I’ll Be On My Way
Camaro’s - We’re Not To Young
Chuck Holiday - Just Can’t Trust Nobody
Appointments - I Saw You There
Barbara King -What I Did In The Street (Gulfstream)
Salt And Pepper - A Man Of My Word
Aspirations -You Left Me
Pee Wee Shuck And Huey - Beside Myself
Tyrone (The Wonder Boy) - Please Consider Me
Imperial C’s - Someone Tell Her
Empires - You’re On Top Girl
Fortson & Scott - Sweet Lover 
Classics - One Dance
Profs - Look At You
Patrinell Staten - Little Love Affair
Tiaras - Foolish Girl
Mello Souls - We Can Make It
William Powell - Heartache Souvenirs
J D Bryant - I Won’t Be Coming Back

See you all there 

22 minutes ago, Eddiefoster said:

Sooo looking forwards to the next installment of Culcheth now - it's been a whirlwind few months and the scene seems to be kicking back into full pace again which is great to see!

Ted Massey is headlining in (as Mick Howard pointed out) part of his North of England Tour LOL - here's a sample of one of his latest sets to wet your appetites (and there are obviously plenty more where these came from )

Ravins - Your Love Is What I Want
Dewey Black - Takin Love Where I Can Find It
Joseph Webster - My Love Is So Strong
United Sounds - It’s All Over (Baby)
Sag War Fare - Don’t Be So Jive
Groovettes - Think It Over Baby
Bob And Fred - I’ll Be On My Way
Camaro’s - We’re Not To Young
Chuck Holiday - Just Can’t Trust Nobody
Appointments - I Saw You There
Barbara King -What I Did In The Street (Gulfstream)
Salt And Pepper - A Man Of My Word
Aspirations -You Left Me
Pee Wee Shuck And Huey - Beside Myself
Tyrone (The Wonder Boy) - Please Consider Me
Imperial C’s - Someone Tell Her
Empires - You’re On Top Girl
Fortson & Scott - Sweet Lover 
Classics - One Dance
Profs - Look At You
Patrinell Staten - Little Love Affair
Tiaras - Foolish Girl
Mello Souls - We Can Make It
William Powell - Heartache Souvenirs
J D Bryant - I Won’t Be Coming Back

See you all there 

I'm thinking that's buggered up my set but then my alarm woke me up.

That's a set of records for my fantasy land, WOW listening to them is wonderful but seeing them written down is something else, one after the other.

Even Teds shirts are rare & expensive as well. lol

One off the list Bob that you will have not rare in monetary terms, but in terms of sublime 60s soul priceless!!

10 hours ago, Micksmix said:

One off the list Bob that you will have not rare in monetary terms, but in terms of sublime 60s soul priceless!!

 

And a nice alternate track sharing the same backing

Here's a twofer worthy of any Northern soul main room. the only problem is which side to play.

And this is on the flipside.

19 hours ago, Micksmix said:

One off the list Bob that you will have not rare in monetary terms, but in terms of sublime 60s soul priceless!!

 

I've just thought of this one.    YES Mick it's always good to play something that the poor folk can relate to. LOL

I'll get my coat

2 hours ago, Jessie Pinkman said:

Here's a twofer worthy of any Northern soul main room. the only problem is which side to play.

 

2 great sides as you point out Sir Bob - but it's this one for me 

Another one to dust down for the April installment at Culcheth - New York magic (and another twofer Bob!!!)

35 minutes ago, Eddiefoster said:

Another one to dust down for the April installment at Culcheth - New York magic (and another twofer Bob!!!)

 

 

"Pass the word" is my preferred side,dance floor dynamite!!

13 hours ago, Eddiefoster said:

And a nice alternate track sharing the same backing

Well spotted 'Eddie' was rackin' mi brains...and as if by magic, there it was

I think it's right to show the calibre of the main room DJ's at Culcheth with a couple of playlists from last weekend, no names, don't want to offend their modesty () but simply share the richness of quality on offer...

Billy Hambric "I found true love"

The Versatones "rolling rolling"

Billy Keene "wishing and hoping"

Syl Johnson "do you know what love is"

Elbie Parker "please keep away"

Bobby Guitar Wood "it's mighty nice to know"

Barons of Soul "you need love"

John Bowie "you're gonna miss a good thing"

Delegates of Soul "I'll come running back"

The Variations "I wanna take you uptown"

The Innersection "let me love yuh"

Celeste Hardie "you're gone"

Four Tops/Supremes " a taste of honey"

San Franciscan TKOs "make up your mind"

Frankie + The Damons "man from soul "

Teddy + The Finger Poppers "soul groove"

The Other Brothers "nobody but me"

The Gambrells "you better move"

The Adorables "ooh boy"

Gentleman June Gardner "it's gonna rain"

David Coleman "drown my heart"

Freddie Houston "if I had known"

Chuck Cockerham - Have I Got A Right

Cody Black - It's Our Time To Fall In Love

Tommy Turner - Lazy

Tommy Ridgley - My Love Gets Stronger

Sparkels - Try Love

Johnny Rodgers - Make A Change

Ernestine Eady - Let's Talk It Over

Venturas - Heart Of Love

Hayes Cotton - Black Wings Have My Angel

Sonny Rhodes - You Better Stop

Clarence Jackson - If It Don't Fit Don't Force It

Carol Anderson - I'm Not Worried

Jean Carter - I Bet You

Laura Lee - It Will Never Be The Same

Cleveland Robinson - Love Is A Trap

Jerry Ganey - You Don't Love Me

Accents - Who You Gonna Love

Nat Hall - Why

Fabulous Apollos - What's So Good To You

Flash McKinley - I'll Rescue You

Celebrities - I Choose You Baby

Trends - Thanks For A Little Lovin'

Timmie Williams - Competition

Walter & The Admirations - Man Oh Man

Otis Lee - Hard Row To Hoe

Curly Moore - You Don't Mean

Curtis Lee - Is She In Your Town

Phonetics - Pretty Girl

Four Tracks - Voo Doo Man

Lou Courtney - It's Love Now

How's THAT?

Mick mentioned earlier a record that isn't rare in monetary terms but priceless in the quality of the music. Here is another example

Melvin Hicks ~ Intruder ~ Kent Records, previously unreleased and played at the 100 club available now on a 7"and a certain spin at Culcheth

Just now, Jessie Pinkman said:

Mick mentioned earlier a record that isn't rare in monetary terms but priceless in the quality of the music. Here is another example

Melvin Hicks ~ Intruder ~ Kent Records, previously unreleased and played at the 100 club available now on a 7"and a certain spin at Culcheth

 

Amazing record and championed at The 100 club by Ady Croasdell and one ordered!!

Here's another certain for Culcheth, it's the same again, previously unreleased and now available on a 7"

Kim Weston ~ It takes a lot of teardrops ~ Kent Records

2 minutes ago, Jessie Pinkman said:

Here's another certain for Culcheth, it's the same again, previously unreleased and now available on a 7"

Kim Weston ~ It takes a lot of teardrops ~ Kent Records

 

Very Motownesque and yet another on order,good shout Bob !!

Still rummaging around in the box

A current fave of BazM and rightly so!!