Guest Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 Hello all - I recently met Russ Vickers so after speaking with him last night I decided to check out his name online. Naturally after a few Google clicks, fate brought me here! I'm a mostly funk-oriented DJ in North Carolina and put on several gigs where we play solely original-press 60s-70s funk, northern+southern soul, deep soul, latin, reggae and other great vintage sounds. What prompts me to post is not only to say hello to Russ (nice talking to you sir), but also to bring attention to a fact related to another thread regarding "Who would play your last soul gig ever." To wit: a few months ago we actually had Guy Hennigan in town, and he DJ'd not only one, but TWO gigs with A FEMALE CO-DJ!!! The girl in question was Miss Shingaling, they both did a great job playing the tunes, and both were excellent dinner companions for the two nights they were here. Here's the three of us at one of my other gigs that weekend: Anyway, I saw that there's a "NCSoul" person on here, so if you indeed are in North Carolina, give me a shout! We do a dancefloor gig the first Saturday of every month (with gogo girls!), and a bar gig every other Thursday, both events in Durham. I also DJ bhangra and bollywood parties but I doubt ya'll are interested in that! My website is https://www.solidsoundsystem.com/ and you can check schedules there. I'll probably revert to lurking mode for the time being as I admit that my knowledge of northern soul is quite minimal, but in closing I'll give you an idea of what we spin by posting my playlist from when Guy & Shingaling were here. You'll notice that my selections are bit across the board, but hey that's how we do it here in NC! FEDERAL SOUL PLAYLIST - 8/26/04 at FEDERAL - Durham, NC w/ DJ Marco, Miss Shingaling & Guy Hennigan DJ MARCO Jimmy McGriff: Back on the Track - LP King Floyd: Times Have Changed - LP Murray McKay: Don't Let the Pusher Push You - 45 James Brown: Devil's Hideaway - 45 The Chords: Hush - 45 Jimmy McCracklin: Believe Me - 45 The Naked Truth: The Shing-A-Ling Thing - 45 Pieces of Eight: Strange Things Are Happening - 45 Rhetta Hughes: Gimme Some of Yours - 45 Carolyn Franklin: I Can't Love Without You - LP Screaming Lord Sutch: Thumping Beat - LP Cozy Powell: And Then There Was Skin - 45 George Campbell: Double Bump (part 1) - 45 Sunrise Movement: Clockwise Revolution - 45 Sergio Mendes & Brazil 77: Superstition - LP MISS SHINGALING GUY HENNIGAN DJ MARCO Lulu: Try to Understand - LP Art Heatlie: Soul Sanction - LP Leon Haywood: Clean Up Your Own Backyard - 45 Communicators & Black Experience Band: The Road - 45 The Eliminators: Give It Up - 45 Shirlean Williams & The Tempo's Band: This Is A Song - 45 Frankie Y Los Matadores: Todo Se Acabo - LP Larry Harlow: That Groovy Shingaling - 45 Jo Ann King: Hey Lancelot - 45 Reggie Milner: Soul Machine - 45 MISS SHINGALING GUY HENNIGAN DJ MARCO Candi Staton: I'd Rather Be An Old Man's Sweetheart Than A Young Man's Fool - 45 Douglas Westlund & Kjell -hman: The Snake - LP Rhetta Hughes: You're Doing It With Her - 45 Kati Kovacs: Milyen Ijed¶s L ny - LP Delfonics: Hey Love - LP Eddie Holman: I Love You - LP The Stylistics: Stop, Look, Listen - LP The Continental 4: How Can I Pretend - 45 Ray Terrace: Wade in the Water - LP Johnny Zamot: Boogaloo Frog - 45 Willie Bobo: Shingaling Baby - 45 MISS SHINGALING GUY HENNIGAN DJ MARCO Flamingo Group: Chain of Fools - LP All Star: Endust (part 1) - 45 Bunny Clarke: Hip Harry - 45 Ken Boothe: Now You Can See Me Again - 45 The Presidents: 5-10-15-20 - 45 Rosco Gordon: A Little Bit Of Magic - 45 Bettye Swann: Closed For the Season - 45
Guest Chris Waterman Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 Anyway, I saw that there's a "NCSoul" person on here, so if you indeed are in North Carolina, give me a shout! Sorry Marco, NC is not North Carolina, not even close, but I can dream about the go go dancers! Regards from sunny Manchester
soul45s Posted November 30, 2004 Posted November 30, 2004 Hello all - I recently met Russ Vickers so after speaking with him last night I decided to check out his name online. Naturally after a few Google clicks, fate brought me here! I'm a mostly funk-oriented DJ in North Carolina and put on several gigs where we play solely original-press 60s-70s funk, northern+southern soul, deep soul, latin, reggae and other great vintage sounds. What prompts me to post is not only to say hello to Russ (nice talking to you sir), but also to bring attention to a fact related to another thread regarding "Who would play your last soul gig ever." To wit: a few months ago we actually had Guy Hennigan in town, and he DJ'd not only one, but TWO gigs with A FEMALE CO-DJ!!! The girl in question was Miss Shingaling, they both did a great job playing the tunes, and both were excellent dinner companions for the two nights they were here. Here's the three of us at one of my other gigs that weekend: Anyway, I saw that there's a "NCSoul" person on here, so if you indeed are in North Carolina, give me a shout! We do a dancefloor gig the first Saturday of every month (with gogo girls!), and a bar gig every other Thursday, both events in Durham. I also DJ bhangra and bollywood parties but I doubt ya'll are interested in that! My website is https://www.solidsoundsystem.com/ and you can check schedules there. I'll probably revert to lurking mode for the time being as I admit that my knowledge of northern soul is quite minimal, but in closing I'll give you an idea of what we spin by posting my playlist from when Guy & Shingaling were here. You'll notice that my selections are bit across the board, but hey that's how we do it here in NC! FEDERAL SOUL PLAYLIST - 8/26/04 at FEDERAL - Durham, NC w/ DJ Marco, Miss Shingaling & Guy Hennigan DJ MARCO Jimmy McGriff: Back on the Track - LP King Floyd: Times Have Changed - LP Murray McKay: Don't Let the Pusher Push You - 45 James Brown: Devil's Hideaway - 45 The Chords: Hush - 45 Jimmy McCracklin: Believe Me - 45 The Naked Truth: The Shing-A-Ling Thing - 45 Pieces of Eight: Strange Things Are Happening - 45 Rhetta Hughes: Gimme Some of Yours - 45 Carolyn Franklin: I Can't Love Without You - LP Screaming Lord Sutch: Thumping Beat - LP Cozy Powell: And Then There Was Skin - 45 George Campbell: Double Bump (part 1) - 45 Sunrise Movement: Clockwise Revolution - 45 Sergio Mendes & Brazil 77: Superstition - LP MISS SHINGALING GUY HENNIGAN DJ MARCO Lulu: Try to Understand - LP Art Heatlie: Soul Sanction - LP Leon Haywood: Clean Up Your Own Backyard - 45 Communicators & Black Experience Band: The Road - 45 The Eliminators: Give It Up - 45 Shirlean Williams & The Tempo's Band: This Is A Song - 45 Frankie Y Los Matadores: Todo Se Acabo - LP Larry Harlow: That Groovy Shingaling - 45 Jo Ann King: Hey Lancelot - 45 Reggie Milner: Soul Machine - 45 MISS SHINGALING GUY HENNIGAN DJ MARCO Candi Staton: I'd Rather Be An Old Man's Sweetheart Than A Young Man's Fool - 45 Douglas Westlund & Kjell -hman: The Snake - LP Rhetta Hughes: You're Doing It With Her - 45 Kati Kovacs: Milyen Ijed¶s L ny - LP Delfonics: Hey Love - LP Eddie Holman: I Love You - LP The Stylistics: Stop, Look, Listen - LP The Continental 4: How Can I Pretend - 45 Ray Terrace: Wade in the Water - LP Johnny Zamot: Boogaloo Frog - 45 Willie Bobo: Shingaling Baby - 45 MISS SHINGALING GUY HENNIGAN DJ MARCO Flamingo Group: Chain of Fools - LP All Star: Endust (part 1) - 45 Bunny Clarke: Hip Harry - 45 Ken Boothe: Now You Can See Me Again - 45 The Presidents: 5-10-15-20 - 45 Rosco Gordon: A Little Bit Of Magic - 45 Bettye Swann: Closed For the Season - 45 link Worth the journey to hear the Rhetta Hughes tracks.....awesome and then some! well done, quality tunes cheers Paul
Guest hammy Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 I spent a week in North Carolina during my honeymoon and it was very enjoyable. Went all over the place - Outer Banks, Asheville, Raleigh .. basically right across the whole state. Very pretty place and highly recommended to anyone who has never been. Hammy
Guest in town Mikey Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 I spent a week in North Carolina during my honeymoon and it was very enjoyable. Went all over the place - Outer Banks, Asheville, Raleigh .. basically right across the whole state. Very pretty place and highly recommended to anyone who has never been. Hammy link And how did the misus take to sitting in cafes while you were elbow deep in cobwebs and boxes of scratched vinyl on her honeymoon??
Guest Johnny One Trout Posted December 1, 2004 Posted December 1, 2004 Is it just me or does Kym Fuller get everywhere
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