Eddie Hubbard Posted November 11, 2010 Posted November 11, 2010 Sounds good Eddie I still have membership cards for most of the 8ts clubs and lots of fliers, no truck this time though. Dave Bentley Thanks Dave , those cards and flyers could prove useful , never forget those evenings playing records , before walking back to your truck ...cheers ,Eddie
Chalky Posted November 11, 2010 Posted November 11, 2010 great stuff Eddie, will help any way I can Memory not what it used to be though
Eddie Hubbard Posted November 11, 2010 Posted November 11, 2010 great stuff Eddie, will help any way I can Memory not what it used to be though Thanks very much Chalky ,cheers ,Eddie
Ion T Posted November 11, 2010 Posted November 11, 2010 Thanks very much Chalky ,cheers ,Eddie Hi Eddie, A great idea. It might help me piece together some of the missing years..... All best Ion
Eddie Hubbard Posted November 12, 2010 Posted November 12, 2010 A great idea. It might help me piece together some of the missing years..... All best Ion
Guest Paul Posted November 12, 2010 Posted November 12, 2010 I've decided to write a book on the 80's / 90's Rare Soul scene...Eddie... Hello Eddie, The 1980s and 1990s haven't been extensively documented yet there was a lot of activity around the country - the 'modern soul' boom, the 100 Club, the branding of 'crossover', lots of music fanzines and dozens of regional radio shows every week. Today of course the internet is a huge advantage but, despite that, I remember the '80s and '90s as being very strong periods for record sales - obviously helped by the fact there were still hundreds of good record stores around the country in those days. There were many changes in the 1990s so there are some interesting angles for you to write about. On the modern side of things, some of the records being played in soul clubs were still crossing over towards the pop charts. It was a different world. And the late '90s was probably the time when most people first "went online" so that's another significant factor. Paul
Eddie Hubbard Posted November 13, 2010 Posted November 13, 2010 Wow! Nice one Eddie! Thanks Joan , need to talk to you on this subject when we've got time ......Cheers ,Eddie
Dave Raistrick Posted November 13, 2010 Posted November 13, 2010 Eddie Leicester Oddfellows. Downsatirs for the 60s newies and the grand piano. Hinckley was also at that time. Alldayers in Nuneaton I think (Chris King), and Cheltenham/Gloucester used to attract crowds. Were the Nottingham allnighters before or after 86? The one's at 'ROCK CITY' ?
harpo1 Posted November 13, 2010 Posted November 13, 2010 Eddie, If you need any info. about the West Mid's scene in the 80's mainly Cavendish Suite, or the nighters such as Stafford WMC, Whitchurch, Loughborough, Burntwood Bath'setc...etc....give me a call Harpo
Eddie Hubbard Posted November 13, 2010 Posted November 13, 2010 Eddie, If you need any info. about the West Mid's scene in the 80's mainly Cavendish Suite, or the nighters such as Stafford WMC, Whitchurch, Loughborough, Burntwood Bath'setc...etc....give me a call Harpo Thanks Harpo ,I sure will mate ,Best ,Eddie
Jumpinjoan Posted November 13, 2010 Posted November 13, 2010 Thanks Joan , need to talk to you on this subject when we've got time ......Cheers ,Eddie Happy to help if I can. Really exciting!
Guest Mart B Posted November 13, 2010 Posted November 13, 2010 H I've decided to write a book on the 80's / 90's Rare Soul scene , the clubs big and small , the influential characters , who discovered the records , cover ups , drugs ,New 60's/ 70's discoveries , new and recent releases of the time , crossover Soul , and want it to be a tribute to the largely unsung Heroes who kept the Rare Soul flame burning after Wigan closed etc .I want to interview all the major players on the scene , record dealers ,DJ's , characters , so any information ,stories , flyers etc would be very welcome . I'm going to write the book in 5 year blocks , so the first section will be 1981 - 1986 and cover Maxims Wigan , Clifton Hall Rotherham , Rebels Sheffield , Stafford , 100 Club , Morecombe, Yate [ 2nd time around ] and the clubs North of the border , plus any I've forgotten or unaware of . As someone who's never left the scene since joining it in 1972 , I'm really looking forward to getting stuck into this project .Don't know how long it will take , but want to do the susbject justice and get it right . Many thanks for any help ....Eddie Hi Eddie Rob Marriott & Jim wensouria were major players on the northern scene in the 80ts,,,,I can get a contact for Rob.....Last time i heard on the grapevine Jim abit elusive,,,, was in the Mansfield area....both these guys will have a wealth of knowledge,probably will fill your first 3 chapters . regards Mart B
Eddie Hubbard Posted November 14, 2010 Posted November 14, 2010 H Hi Eddie Rob Marriott & Jim wensouria were major players on the northern scene in the 80ts,,,,I can get a contact for Rob.....Last time i heard on the grapevine Jim abit elusive,,,, was in the Mansfield area....both these guys will have a wealth of knowledge,probably will fill your first 3 chapters . regards Mart B That would be great if you could get me contact for Rob , those 2 you mentioned are exactly the kind of guys who helped mould the scene with good taste in the early 80's and beyond ....many thanks ,Eddie
Geeselad Posted March 29, 2011 Posted March 29, 2011 That would be great if you could get me contact for Rob , those 2 you mentioned are exactly the kind of guys who helped mould the scene with good taste in the early 80's and beyond ....many thanks ,Eddie Rob was the MAN for me around 87, Dave charles, Ruby, Joe Hick's he always got me on't floor.
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