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My dad used to be a barber. In the 50s when blokes came in asking for 'Tony Curtis' he used to get the clippers out and give them a No 2 cut. When (inevitably) they'd protest "That's not how To
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So that's a Norman Soul scare cut, the brekkie of wheat to move ya feet, Baggy clobber to hide family boxes of the class A wheat , carbon friendly hemp & hessian niter bags, oooh then soul
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I always ask for an Eddie Harrison.
In Peterborough town centre today I called in at the music shop for some plectrums,fiddly swines get lost all the time)to get to the shop you have to go past the market on the way passing Square Cuts mens barbers my attention was captured by a bag in the window display it was one of those holdalls that are about with Northern Soul written on them in large letters,Tat in my book and nothing more than bandwagon make a fast buck commercialism.Next to the bag was a large framed photograph of the type barbers use showing different hairstyles,the big difference with this photo was the large printed title across the bottom of it that bore the legend "The Northern Soul", I presume this was referring to the style featured in the photo ,a short back and sides slightly longer on top fairly common oft seen haircut worn by lots of blokes.So theres now a hairstyle called "The Northern Soul",you can get one in Peterborough?What a load of tosh,what next to join photo and holdall in the window display to add" authenticity?" a pair of massive multi pocketed baggies covered in badges.Anyway if there was any sort of hairstyle that could be said to lay claim to the title these days surely its the "Baldie".Commercialism of the scene gone to far, not many.
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