Lea Hall Rugeley Allnighter

Third installment of this event and I had a great night. This venue really does deserve to be back as a nighter, large dance floor, clean ample seating and parking, in terms of balloons it's one of the best.

Musically early doors delivered quality classics and some interesting selections but it was when col and Gaye kidson stepped up to the decks that the night stepped up a gear, for me. Gaye and Col knew what to do, to generate excitement of the floor without resorting to the obvious, playing some of the biggest nighter sounds mixed with a selection of tunes the lead the way to the future of the scene. Ted was up next and simply proved why he is considered one of the he best ln the game at the moment, filling the floor from start to finish of his set. 

Tony Smith's contribution to the scene is legend in collector's circles and he certainly didn't disappoint with a selection of quality rare soul seldomly heard outside the smoke. Next we had, prince of the Black country, John Weston, John gets everywhere, plays his thing and we love him for it! Hard act to follow but luci Jones has become such a professional she followed John with a set of high energy rhythm, soul and flow that kept me bopping. Proceedings brought to a close by stalwarts Rob Smith and pep. Thanks for getting in all three of our requests Rob.

Another good night and very respectable turnout in the face of considerable opposition from local Soulnights and Popular Weekenders. 

As one would expect for a hardcore all-nighter the music was of a more 'serious' nature with quality being the common denominator. 

There was still a good smattering of quality oldies; more than enough to keep everyone happy. 

The sound system was clear and loud, and the dancefloor in good form

A big thank you to the DJs and Dancers for making it another memorable night. 

Bring on Part 3.  

xx Pep 

Having attended the first event earlier this year then the thought of attending this offering was holding great anticipation for me

The evening started off well despite the floor not having any give, then those attending with great expectation were subject to 2 hours of modern/crossover music. The majority of those attending were stuck to their seats as they didn't know the majority of the tunes being played during these 2 hours.

The mood changed when the mighty Ted took to the decks and then the event got back on to the main line and the remainder of the event was kept on the right track