WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST 'MODERN' NIGHTER SOUNDS?

[Clee93]

  On 28/03/2025 at 16:03, Monny1916 said:

That's pop music ffs 

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So was Motown  I wasn't there but know for fact new releases were played along side 60s records since the conception of all nighters. 

[Daved]

  On 28/03/2025 at 08:55, Clee93 said:

Nice to see Neil Reed listed here, doesn't really get enough praise, both sides being choice selects and brilliant raw Detroit productions and Tony Gregory having a moment, truly underrated and worth having a dig through his catalogue of soulful bits and bobs. I would say this is probably one of the most in demand titles from the modern stable which Butch plays and the only place I've ever heard it is the 100 club. 

 

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Does Butch really play this? Must be based on rarity. I can't unsee the photo and think of Liquid Gold. 

[Clee93]

  On 28/03/2025 at 19:26, Daved said:

Does Butch really play this? Must be based on rarity. I can't unsee the photo and think of Liquid Gold. 

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Yeah… it’s that type of sound what I’ve started to refer to as “Bloke modern”  

Total worship by blokes and rarely known to the masses. When I asked the person who go told me the name of the group / track name they actually said, wait till you see the photo they look like the whitest soul group you’ll ever see. Non the less top shelf modern.  

Edited Friday at 19:42 by Clee93

[Chalky]

Modern Soul and Northern were played alongside each other right up till the mid to late 80s when the two scenes split.  Some forward thinking venues feature a lot these days and I don't mean the northern stuff mostly featured on this topic.