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    smart stuff, nice feel and look have added site to links for you, feel free to do it back hopefully see you both at monkey tomorrow mike
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    Camel Niter 07 Nov 03 Review By Shirley Friday 7th November 2003 saw the premiere of a new all-nighter held at the Camel Club in Huddersfield.  This was our first foray into the world of all-nighter promotion and even though wed previou... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    Camel Niter 07 Nov 03 Review By Shirley Friday 7th November 2003 saw the premiere of a new all-nighter held at the Camel Club in Huddersfield. This was our first foray into the world of all-nighter promotion and even though wed previously run soul nights at the Rider Club and Pavilion we were aware that a soul night and an all-nighter are two quite different animals - one of them is a camel for a start ;-)) We hoped we were up to the job of giving the paying soulies a darn good night so it was with an excited nervous energy that we arrived at the Camel Club early doors on Friday evening to set up for what we propose will become a permanent date on the Northern Soul all-nighter calendar. The Camel Club is relatively close to the railway & bus stations so, for those soulies like Col & myself with own transport difficulties, it is an ideal nighter venue. The club itself is accessed through Byram Court in Huddersfield so although it is a town centre club its set apart from the main hub of drunken activity that appeals to "normal" people. Once in the courtyard the club is entered by going down a few steps through double glass doors, the "tax" booth is on the immediate right through these doors. Then its through another set of double doors into club, here youll find the loos and a cloakroom to stash bags etc. On first impressions the club appears a bit on the "bijou" side, but this is quite deceptive as its made up of several "areas". There is a bar in the main room, but there is also a bar in the area we had designated for the record bar and chill out room, in here you can hear the music and see through to the dance floor, but if youre wanting to cut a deal over a record or just natter about your latest acquisition then you can do so without having to shout. On the other hand if youre a dancer then theres alcoved seating where you can stake a base camp, this surrounds a great wooden dancefloor where the DJs can peer out at you from the confines of what can only be described as a cage (this had obviously been designed with the aforementioned "normal" people in mind as Im sure its meant to protect precious vinyl from clumsy drunks rather than keep inquisitive soulies from checking out plays on the decks ;- )) As this was our inaugural night I knew I wasnt going to get to dance too much as although I was no longer "stuck" at the door to collect the "tax" money I had been given the "straightforward" task of issuing the "Rare Soul Collective " membership cards. We had a well thought out system to simplify this undertaking, which in my "capable" hands soon degenerated into hastily writing down necessary information on new members, this new system then further disintegrated into the new members hastily writing down their own details, hmmm!! seemed like a good idea at the time. Ive got to say trying to read my own scrawl the "day after" is bad enough so unfamiliar handwriting became a real challenge, if the powers that be ever want to verify the "Rare Soul Collective" club membership theyre gonna find some very strange names and some unusual towns if it comes to that. ;-))) Col in the mean time was at the decks playing some very nice toons whilst I was busy buggering up the "well thought out" membership system. I was also itching to get to the dance floor, instead I tried to jot down a few plays in the lulls between "buggering up", this too seemed to be a far too complicated task for me as I either (A) knew the artist but not the title, (B) knew the title but not the artist and in some cases © didnt know the toon let alone the title and the artist. In these instances (of which there seemed to be many) I thought writing down key words would be useful, hmmm!!!! again what appeared at the time to be a good idea became yet another challenge over the next few days of deciphering ;-)) Col was followed on the decks by Alex whos playlist was full of mainly option © as far as I was concerned. Guy was up next and as I went to dance to some of his spins his playlist was shorter than what he actually played. Unfortunately whilst Howard was placing his vinyl on the decks I was deep in conversation and managed to jot down nothing!!!!! Eddie played a blinding set but again I managed to take note of only a few, and by the time Andy and Mick came on I had abandoned the playlists altogether in favour of the dancefloor, leaving Howard and Eddie to write down their own plays. Well who wants to write when they can dance not this girl and thats for sure ;-)) The night flew by and was over far too quickly for me. I cant wait for the next nighter to be held at the Camel Club as the whole thing far exceeded my expectations, the club, the soulies (who had travelled from near and far), the DJs (who had also travelled from near and far), the music, (second to none) everything was perfect. Ive just got to say a big thank you to everyone who made this first nighter into what can only be described as the absolute Camels b*****ks in this soulies eyes. The next planned Rare Soul Collective do at the Camel Club will be on Friday December 19th, this one will be a "bring a friend" night, a damn fine idea suggested by Stuart. So to all of you who experienced the November nighter, bring a friend and to everyone else just bring yer fine selves along, youll love it I promise ;-))) PLAYLISTS (music excellent – list info briefer than usual, next time Ill leave a pen and paper by the decks and let the DJs write their own playlists) Colin 5O Farenheit – Just let your heart be your guide Teddy Pendergrass – We got love Jimmy Castor – Make me Four Sonics – Easier said than done Candace Love – Wonderful night Alex Little John – Wait & see Nomads – Somethings bad Frank Dell – He broke your game wide open Mikki Farrow – Set my heart at ease Lillian Dupree – Hide & seek Willie Tee – Please dont go Howard Four Tops - Wonderful baby Martha & The Vandellas – Your love makes it all worthwhile Barbara Jean & The Lyrics – Why werent you there Darrow Fletcher – Pain gets a little deeper Debonaires – Heartache in my heart Barbara Carr – My mama told me Sammy Ambrose – Welcome to dreamsville Lou Ragland – Since you said youd be mine Shitlles – No doubt about it Artistics – Girl I need you Perigents – You better move on Tony Middleton – To the ends of the earth ZZ Hill – Make me yours Temptations – I want a love I can see Guy Spirits – Pied piper Irma & The Fascinations – You need love Barons of Soul – You need love Butlers – Laugh laugh laugh Johnny Watson – Aint gonna move Lord Thunder – Chaos Implements – Look over shoulder Hayes Cotton – Black wings BJ Thomas – Keep it up Linda Queen – Where can my baby be Soundmasters – Lonely lonely Apocryphals – Im losing you Victors – Not only a girl knows Eddie Cody Black – Im slowly moulding Dottie & Millie – Nothing in this world De-lites – Lover Stewart Ames – Angelina Twans – I cant see him again Honey & The Bees – Dynamite exploded Barons of Soul – You need love Teddy Pendergrass – We got love Ronnie McNeir – Isnt she a pretty girl Jimmy Norman – Family tree Andy Patrinell Staten – Little love affair Homer Banks – Sweetie pie Locations - Mr Diamond Man Robert Tanner – Sweet memories Sensations – Demanding man Danny White – Keep my woman home Bernard Williams – Focused on you Volcanos – Laws of love Gordon Keith – Look ahead Volumes – Aint gonna give you up Mick Unique Blend – Yes Im in love Little Henry – Way of living c/u Tranells – Blessed with a love Primers – How does that grab you Passions – If you see my baby Buddy Smith – Never gonna let you go Young Brothers – Whats your name Springers – Nothings too good for my baby Devotions – Do Do De Dop Kenny Lewis – Whats her name Prince Paul – In the beginning Johnny Rodgers – Make a change Eddie Whitehead – Just your fool Colin Satisfactions – Take it or leave it Parfays – You got a good thing going boy Maximilian – Youd better Sonny Til – Tears & Misery Joey Scarbury - Midnight mail Joe Douglas – Something to brag about Curtis Blandon – In the long run Sophisticates – I cant stand it Shadows – My love has gone Trutones – Hes got nerve James Bell – Amazing love Donald Height – Rags to riches to rags (thanks to Mark Hanson for this one) Jerry Fuller – I get carried away Soulfully yours, Shirley.
  4. Mike
    Hi gang Still a few weeks till the next SN Next one we go till 2.30am, our guest is local Dj Mivian who manages to mix in some Northern and keep the Sound alive at the Gaiety Theatre every Saturday night. As usual were with regular vinyl spinners; Al... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    Hi gang Still a few weeks till the next SN Next one we go till 2.30am, our guest is local Dj Mivian who manages to mix in some Northern and keep the Sound alive at the Gaiety Theatre every Saturday night. As usual were with regular vinyl spinners; Al, Pip, Karl Mitchell, John Dunne&some ol git. Next month we have another great overseas guest confirmed Mr Steve Thomas! ************ 21st November Sleepless Nights Top Room Doyles Fleet Street Dublin 2 8-2.30am Bar till 2.30 � 6.00 more info; tamla45@hotmail.com Next Dates+++++++++++++++ December 19th: Christmas Bash as mentioned with special guest from Drunken Monkey, Wales; ***Steve Thomas January Date TBC: 6ts/oldies Nite Special SN@Village: This N EVERY Sunday; 6-10pm free in: Guesting this week its Joe Moran! ********************* Name changin in the air for the other Irish based Northern Clubs. Belfast SOUL CONTROL@Menagerie now re-named BACKDROP Next dates: Wed 5th Nov: Guests Phil Shields and Mark T Wed 3rd Dec: Guest Danny D Liam Quinn in Belfast keepin on keepin it goin on the 1st wed of each month till Christmas at least with the word spreading it looks like a stayer. more info; northernsoulie82@yahoo.co.uk ***************** Cork Phil Hope&BEATIN RHYTHM@Phoenix after this Friday is renamed Chapter Five. more info; groovywoovy@hotmail.com Also it will be on every two weeks alternate Friday&Saturdays Upcoming dates are: Fri 31st Oct Sat 15th Nov Fri 28th Nov Sat 13th Dec Fri 26th Dec ( Provisional! - big XMAS bash ) *************** UK LOST SOULS (Kempsey, Worcester UK) Paul Bennett&Crew, off the M5 on Fridays; 31st October 28th November More info: lostsoulofsouls@yahoo.com Merv 07792 925341 Paul 07887 6584410 **************** Pretatyn; if interested for next March I need to be collecting deposits to finalize accommodation this weekend (In Village) New Soulies; Congratulations to John Nowlen and Paula on the recent birth of their new-born. *********************************** The Irish Soul Scene is as always updated and reviewed with Joe Moran: more at: http: //homepage.eircom.net/~dublinsoul Local Radio: Kev Thomas Jazz Fm (89.8FM) Every Sat from 12: Across the board Soul Chris Maher Anna Livia 103.2 FM Every Sat 3-5pm River Of Soul Today FM Sun 7-9pm Ray OReilly Power FM 97.8 Sat 10 Am-Midday On the Web: check out the soul shows Solar Radio" (Sky Digital Channel 879) More At:www.solarradio.com See ya soon ktf dd
  6. Mike
    Chalky whens the website open for buisness?
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    New Kent Cd A SOLDIER'S SAD STORY: Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America The anticipation, action and aftermath of 10 years of the Vietnam war as seen through the eyes of black America. By Tony Rounce Some Kent releases come together in a relatively short period of time, while others require a longer gestation period. This month, we're proud to bring you one that falls firmly into the latter category. It's been a fortnight short of two years since we first began work on a project that would attempt to tell a story-in-song of Black American participation in the Vietnam war, a project that has been in the works for the whole of that time. here for full write up GREETINGS (THIS IS UNCLE SAM) - MONITORS - HE'LL BE BACK - PLAYERS - MARCHING OFF TO WAR - WILLIAM BELL - WHILE I'M AWAY (BABY KEEP THE FAITH) - EDDY G GILES & The Jive Five - GOING TO VIET NAM - BIG AMOS - LONELY SOLDIER - MIKE WILLIAMS - I BELIEVE I'M GONNA MAKE IT - JOE TEX - CHRISTMAS IN VIETNAM - JOHNNY & JON - I'M GONNA HELP HURRY MY BROTHERS HOME - JIMMY HOLIDAY - LET'S FACE FACTS - JAMES CARR - LIGHTS OUT - ZERBEN R HICKS & The Dynamics - WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME - RICHARD BARBARY - A SOLDIER'S SAD STORY - TINY WATKINS - A LETTER FROM VIETNAM - EMMANUEL LASKEY - SOMETHING YOU COULDN'T WRITE ABOUT - GLORIA EDWARDS - MAIL CALL TIME - MEL & TIM - THERE'S SOMEONE (WAITING BACK HOME) - O'JAYS - BRING THE BOYS HOME - FREDA PAYNE - STOP THE WAR NOW - EDWIN STARR - P.O.W. - M.I.A. - WHISPERS - WAR - CARLA WHITNEY - I CAN'T WRITE LEFT HANDED - BILL WITHERS - BACK TO THE WORLD - CURTIS MAYFIELD - SAM STONE - SWAMP DOGG
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    New Releases for NOVEMBER 2003=20 from Ace Records=20 THE GOSDIN BROTHERS / Sounds Of Goodbye - BIG BEAT CDWIKD 235 Once you've heard them, how can you not like the Gosdin Brothers? Their = 1968 album SOUNDS OF GOODBYE is one of the most satisfying blends of = country, pop and folk-rock that the era produced, yet because it was = aimed at the country market rather than the hip scene, the record, and = indeed the act's importance, has been overshadowed by the frankly more = copy-worthy Byrds and Burritos. more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdwikd235.html>=20 A SOLDIER'S SAD STORY - Vietnam Through The Eyes Of Black America - KENT = CDKEND 226=20 Some Kent releases come together in a relatively short period of time, = while others require a longer gestation period. This month, we're proud = to bring you one that falls firmly into the latter category. It's been a = fortnight short of two years since we first began work on a project that = would attempt to tell a story-in-song of Black American participation in = the Vietnam war, a project that has been in the works for the whole of = that time. more https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdkend226.html> = THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICAN ROCK'N'ROLL - SPECIAL NOVELTY EDITION - ACE = CDCHD 980 Novelty records tapped into the fears, obsessions, fads and cultural = mores of the time, using Sci-Fi, Horror movies and TV characters as = their main sources of inspiration. Deejays tired of programming = wearisome ballads and repetitive rock 45s, welcomed novelty records as a = means of introducing an element of surprise into their shows and this, = together with positive sales, encouraged record companies to produce = them in increasing quantities but there was a downside. The public were = buying the songs rather than the name on the record and, in almost every = case, the artists were stigmatised as one-hit wonders. more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdchd980.html>=20 MUSIC FROM THE WATTSTAX FESTIVAL & FILM - STAX 3SCD 4440 Well it was a dirty job, but someone had to do it. Rob Bowman had been = suggesting a trawl through the complete Wattstax tapes for some time. I = happened to have some time to kill while visiting Fantasy Records in = Berkeley, so I arranged for the original multi track tapes to be pulled = and boy there were a lot of them. We heaved a half dozen of them onto a = 16 track machine that day and made 'push the fader' rough mixes. more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/3scd4440.html>=20 THE PAZANT BROTHERS / Live At The Museum Of Modern Art - BGP CDBGPD 157 It's a New York summer's day circa 1971.The year makes no difference to = the temperature. It's HOT! The sky when you can see it in between the = towering skyscrapers is blue, heat rises from the tarmac, and even the = most simple of tasks requires a supreme effort and a shower afterwards. = But this isn't bothering you, you've slipped into a loose fitting white = suit, your lapels and trouser legs more than a touch wider than they = would have been a few years before. more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdbgpd157.html>=20 SYLVESTER COTTON & ANDREW DUNHAM / Blues Sensation - ACE CDCHD 869 No matter how much new information continues to come to light about = Post-WW II blues, there are some things - and some artists - that seem = destined to remain terminally obscure. more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdchd869.html>=20 THE PLATTERS / The Complete Federal Recordings - ACE CDCHD 974 "The Platters' Complete Federal Recordings". Hands up how many of you = long-time collectors just read that sentence and inwardly groaned "oh = no, not again". More than a few, I'll bet. But those of you who did = should really carry on reading this piece. You may learn something to = your advantage. = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/sept03/cdchd981.html> more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdchd974.html>=20 KING ROCK'N'ROLL - ACE CDCHD 975 When I was growing up in Epping on the outskirts of London during the = 1950s, "Uncle Syd" Nathan was a familiar unseen presence in the life of = our family. The distant cousin of a distant cousin of an obscure = American relative on my mother's side, Uncle Syd was the family's only = link to the entertainment world, an extremely tenuous connection that my = mother grandly made the most of during those grey and glitz free years. = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/sept03/cdfe500.html> more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdchd975.html>=20 MODERN DOWNHOME BLUES SESSIONS VOL 2 - ACE CDCHD 982 Released just before this wonderful summer, "The Modern Downhome Blues = Sessions Vol 1" (CDCHD 876) attracted impressive reviews. Writing in = Juke Blues #53, Mark Harris described the CD as a "heavyweight = collection... exuberant, ebullient and energising... an indispensable = issue". In Blues & Rhythm #180, it was rated CD of the Month, with = reviewer Ray Templeton noting that it is "as promising a start as you = could wish for from what is potentially as exciting and as valuable a = series of downhome blues on CDs as any ever attempted". Living Blues = topped them all by stating "This disc is an absolute must-have". = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/sept03/cdkend222.html> more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdchd982.html>=20 FUNKADELIC / Motor City Madness - WESTBOUND CDSWM2 140 Mommy what's a Funkadelic? Well you know what they say about stupid = questions? So we'll ignore that and tell you instead what's a Funkadelic = compilation. Oh yes, 29 tracks - in this case odd is most definitely = better than even - of undiluted excessive but somehow beautiful = funkiness, courtesy of the seminal Westbound Recordings of George = Clinton's funky rock band. more = https://www.acerecords.co.uk/gotrt/oct03/cdswm2140.html>=20
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    November 14th, 2003 New Morning 7/9 rus des Petites Ecuries Paris, France 75010 http://www.newmorning.com December 12th and 13th, 2003 Park Tower Blues Festival 3-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku Tokyo, Japan November 15th, 2003 Utrecht Festival Muzi... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    November 14th, 2003 New Morning 7/9 rus des Petites Ecuries Paris, France 75010 http://www.newmorning.com December 12th and 13th, 2003 Park Tower Blues Festival 3-7-1 Nishi-Shinjuku Tokyo, Japan November 15th, 2003 Utrecht Festival Muziekcentrum Vredenburg Auditorium 3500 AN Utrecht Netherlands 550 http://www.vredenburg.nl December 14th, 2003 Bell Hall Shiga, Japan November 17th, 2003 Madame Jo Jos 8-10 Brewer Street London, England W1F 0SP http://www.madamejojos.com Exclusive Tickets For London http://www.ticketalternative.com January 16th, 2004 Shubert Theater 22 West Monroe Street Chicago, IL 60603 details from howard tate site
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    May have noticed was a bit of confusion on this as details were shouted on Jazz Fm, but some thought it was diff venue Tracked down details and ripped them below Venue is the UNION CHAPEL web site If attend do us a favour and pass on soul sourc... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    May have noticed was a bit of confusion on this as details were shouted on Jazz Fm, but some thought it was diff venue Tracked down details and ripped them below Venue is the UNION CHAPEL web site If attend do us a favour and pass on soul source how it was, as due to other weekend going ons cant fit in london EVENTS NEWS FLASH BLUES LONDON 2003 6TH AND 7TH NOVEMBER PROGRAMME CHANGE News Flash Sadly Blues London 2003 must announce the cancellation on November 7th of Ms Koko Taylor the "Queen of the Blues" due to illness. We will miss her very much and wish her a speedy recovery. We are thrilled to announce however that Bettye Lavette has kindly offered to fill in for Ms Taylor. Ms Lavette has taken the blues and soul world by storm the last several years. Acclaimed by those in the know as the greatest unrecognized soul singer in the last 40 years, Ms Lavette was named the "#1 Artist Deserving More Attention" by critics in the Sept/Oct 2003 edition of Living Blues Magazine. She appeared to sold out audiences at the Chicago Blues Festival in 2002. Ms Lavette was born Betty Haskin and recorded her first single for Lupine back in 1962. (when she was only sixteen) She went on to produce a string of singles on labels as well known as Atlantic, Epic and Motown throughout the 1970s, though she never released a full length album. Ms Lavette's new CD "A Woman Like Me" has wowed the critics across American including the San Francisco Chronicle, the Village Voice, the New York Times, Blues Revue, Living Blues and many other. We are delighted that she is able to appear Friday Nov 7th, still with special guest Robert Belfour. We are also suspect that a few of her other secret admirers may turn up to add to the evenings enjoyment. * Union Chapel Administration (postal address) * The Vestry * Compton Avenue * London N1 2XD
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    living in Llandudno think every 45 play has a seagull intro, cant help you there maybe easiest way to suss out buddy ace is to sort what its not, "its going to be me" duke ? not rare like, but as one of all time favs, be interested if reckon hes done better cheers mike
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    Below are the 20 most recently listed auctions. Place your bids! ELDRIDGE HOLMES-WITHOUT A WORD-W/L PROMO Open: $12.00 / Current: $12.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4009 THE DELFONICS - LOVING HIM Open: $8.00 / Current: $8.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4008 THE BUCKINGHAMS - DON'T YOU CARE Open: $4.00 / Current: $4.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4007 CARL SPENCER - BIG CITY GIRL Open: $25.00 / Current: $25.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4006 SOUTH SHORE COMMISSION - FREE MAN Open: $12.00 / Current: $12.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4005 LARRY WILLIAMS & JOHNNY WATSON - A QUITTER NEVER WINS Open: $16.00 / Current: $16.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4004 RITA DACOSTA - DON'T BRING ME DOWN Open: $16.00 / Current: $16.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4003 FREDDY & THE SOUNDS OF SOUL - YOUR THE BEAT OF MY HEART Open: $32.00 / Current: $32.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4002 BROTHERS OF LOVE - SWEETIE PIE Open: $16.00 / Current: $16.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4001 BROTHERS OF LOVE - MY HEART'S IN TROUBLE Open: $32.00 / Current: $32.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=4000 DENBONAIRS - LOVING YOU TAKES ALL MY TIME Open: $16.00 / Current: $16.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3999 BARBARA CARR - MESSING WITH YOUR MIND Open: $16.00 / Current: $16.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3998 SOULFUL KINDA MUSIC Open: $4.00 / Current: $4.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3997 KANSAS CITY PLAYBOYS ON RSVP (DEMO) Open: $16.00 / Current: $16.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3996 JACKIE WILSON - YOU GOT ME WALKING (BRUNSWICK DEMO) Open: $32.00 / Current: $32.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3995 THE SAINTS - I'VE BEEN TAKEN FOR A RIDE Open: $10.00 / Current: $10.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3994 ACE SPECTRUM - DON'T SEND NOBODY ELSE Open: $10.00 / Current: $10.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3993 THE IMPRESSIONS - YOU OUGHT TO BE IN HEAVEN Open: $32.00 / Current: $32.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3992 CLIFFORD BINNS - I WALK ALONE Open: $16.00 / Current: $17.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3991 LITTLE JOHNNY HAMILTON - OH HOW I LOVE YOU Open: $16.00 / Current: $16.00 / Qty: 1 https://www.soulbid.com/lot.cfm?lotID=3990 Please visit our website at: https://www.soulbid.com Thank you, SOULBID.COM Auction
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    Tape Subs £20 For 6 Tapes Hear The Sounds First Tapes & List Send Out 2 / 3 Days Before List Is Circulated Joe Dunlop Glenavon Hope Mountain Wrexham LL12 9HF Tel : 01978 761739 Mobile : 07748714718 Email : joe@dunlop62.fsnet.co.uk Postage £1.40 1st 45 20p Each After US Imports All EX Unless Stated No Artist Title Label Price 1 ben e king i can't break the news to myself atco 75 00 2 dynamics i need your love wdj rca 200 00 3 dan folger the way of the crowd wdj abc 150 00 4 rick sheppard can we share it 'ISSUE' columbia 150 00 5 ruby andrews just loving you vg + plays ex zodiac 75 00 6 sheila ferguson dont (leave me lover) wdj swan 100 00 7 harold burrage master key m-pac 20 00 8 vibrations got along without you okeh 20 00 9 jimmy wallace i'll be back alpha 750 00 10 herb ward hands off she's mine buddy 175 00 11 carole waller this love of mind 'ISSUE' U.S.A. 75 00 12 chappels help me somebody bedford 25 00 13 bob & gene i really really love you mo-do 150 00 14 the linneas born to be your baby demo diamond 75 00 15 clyde mc fatter crying wont help you now mercury 30 00 16 fabulous emotions number one fool tamboo 15 00 17 fabulous dimensions i can't take it baby sapphire 30 00 18 vontastics i will alway's love you 'DEMO' chess 15 00 19 claude (baby) huey keep it to myself M.I.O,B. 50 00 20 gale harris ain't gonna let it get me down wdj dcp 40 00 21 clay hunt since iv'e lost you kapp 100 00 22 buddy lamp just a little bit of lovin' d-town 50 00 23 otis leaville keep on loving wdj columbia 40 00 24 marvelous ray whirlpool abner 100 00 25 major 1V all of my love venture 40 00 26 oscar wright fell in love hemisphere 75 00 27 vashonettes a mighty good lover demo checker 100 00 28 tommy tucker that's how much festival 25 00 29 gloria taylor total disaster wdj mercury 30 00 30 bob relf girl' your'e my kind of wonderful' trans american 40 00 31 rotations don't ever hurt me girl law-ton 40 00 32 king of hearts a little togetherness wdj zea 15 00 33 alice clark you hit me vg+ w.bros 125 00 34 dean courtney you just can't walk away ydj mgm 300 00 35 ray pollard the drifter/ let him go(and let me love you united artists 100 00 36 ray pollard it's a sad thing wdj united artists 100 00 37 george blackwell mr loser smoke 100 00 38 dynamics i wanna know wdj big top 150 00 39 profiles take a giant step goldie 50 00 40 magnificents my heart is calling you LD dee gee 75 00 41 montclairs hung up on your love paula 40 00 42 jnr mccants the boy needs the girl wdj king 25 00 43 soul mearchants talking about you girl moonville usa 75 00 44 rubin youv'e been away (ultra rare black mint issue) kapp 400 00 45 darrell banks i'm the one who loves you volt 75 00 46 barbara dane i'm on my way trey 150 00 47 donald wilson iv'e got to get myself together wdj columbia 100 00 48 darrell banks the love of my woman cotillion 30 00 49 danny white keep my woman home wdj atteru 30 00 50 larry atkins ain't that love enough highland 100 00 51 meadolarks can you do the duck demo money 30 00 52 motherlode what does it take buddah 50 00 53 the orientals soul ain't you thrilled new dawn 100 00 54 major lance investigate okeh 30 00 55 marva lee can't we talk it over edj wol atco 75 00 56 silky hargraves hurt by love d-town 30 00 57 bobby jonz to win your love dispo 20 00 58 mike and michael my neighborhood manhatten 20 00 59 kelly bros crying day's are over sims 30 00 60 sandra phillips you succeeded broadway 20 00 61 darrow fletcher what good am i without you jacklyn 25 00 62 don covay iron out the rough spots atlantic 15 00 63 soul sisters think about the good times sue 15 00 64 the dells thinkin'about you vg+ cadet 60 00 65 danny woods you had me fooled correctone 600 00 66 george blackwell mr loser smoke 100 00 67 new concept give me another chance phillips 20 00 68 frankie&classicals what shall i do (talking intro) calla 40 00 69 the volumes i got love/ maintain your cool twirl 75 00 70 lee rogers sock some love power to me premium stuff 50 00 71 johnny moore your'e the girl for me chi-city 20 00 72 james gadson got to find my baby cream 10 00 73 ketty lester some things are better left unsaid rca 30 00 74 the tripps give it back victoria 25 00 75 darrow fletcher what have i got now jacklyn 20 00 76 george tindley ain't gonna worry about you doo-wop 175 00 77 marvin smith who'll do you're running now vg mayfield 85 00 78 jnr walker ain't that the truth soul 20 00 79 mary wells dear lover/ can't you see youre losing me atco 10 00 80 dean barlow yesterday's kisses lescay 100 00 81 dotti cambridge cry your eyes out 'ISSUE' mgm 75 00 82 dynamics yes i love you baby 'ISSUE' top ten 250 00 83 phillip james keep on loving longwood records 250 00 84 vi campbell seven doors peacock 30 00 85 billy keene wishing and hoping vault 50 00 86 the four monitors thank you baby wdj roker 30 00 87 del royals man of value wdj mercury 50 00 88 the producers lady lady lady 'WHITE DEMO' huff puff 25 00 89 barbara wells pretty boy ydj coral 40 00 90 pattie lenor try it you'll like it C.J 50 00 91 johnny watson it's better to cry valise 25 00 92 fay simmons please tell me i'm your's senca 150 00 93 vivian carol oh yeah,yeah, yeah, wdj merben offers 94 terry calier look at me now cadet 300 00 95 casanova two we got to keep on early bird 30 00 96 bobby jonz i thought you were loving me expansion 20 00 97 roy hamilton cracking up over you wdj rca 100 00 98 epitone of sound you don't love me sandbag 100 00 99 curtis liggins indications what it is kaycee 350 00 100 millionaires never for me phillips 15 00 UK COLLECTORS ITEMS 101 etta james & s.pie desanto do i make myself clear wdj chess 40 00 102 bobby mcclure you got me baby wdj chess 75 00 103 walter jackson speak her name g&w dj columbia 25 00 104 spyder turner you're good enough for me g&w dj mgm 25 00 105 wilson pickett let me be your boy 'MINT r&w dj mgm 150 00 106 yvonne baker you did'nt say a word london 15 00 107 etta james my dearest darling london 15 00 108 williams & watson too late epic 20 00 109 willie hutch love runs out abc 20 00 110 the astors candy red atlantic 15 00 111 narbay believe it or not grapevine 30 00 112 flame n' king ho happy day grapevine 10 00 113 the dakotas i can't break the news to my self phillips 100 00 114 the adlibs boy from new york city red bird 30 00 115 the shrangra-las right now and not later red bird 30 00 116 dry az a bone pressure orig pc sleeve forth and broadway 125 00 117 marvin gaye try it baby r&w dj stateside 75 00 118 dee clark shook up over you r&w dj stateside 30 00 119 repatra&delrons he's my guy stateside 20 00 120 lee meza one good leads to another stateside 40 00 121 four tops something about you r&w dj tmg 542 125 00 122 tommy duncan dance dance dance sue 20 00 123 modern redcaps never to young to fall in love swan 10 00 124 billy preston greazee parts1 & 2 soul city 10 00 125 garnett mimms looking for you 'MINT' r&w dj united artists 200 00 126 long john baldry house next door united artists 40 00 127 ketty lester west coast capitol 20 00 128 magnificent men all your lovin's gone to my head r&w dj noc capitol 20 00 129 frank polk trying to keep up with the jones r&w dj wol capitol 40 00 130 bobby sheen dr love capitol 125 00
  16. Mike
    Just stumbled across this video interview on BBC Manchester website featuring Guy Hennighan. Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  17. Mike
    More information about "Guy Hennighan on the BBC video interview"
    Also news on a site Guy is involved with (see links) a brief clip check out link at end for site details Guy Hennigan Now living in Manchester Guy Hennigan is recognised as the man who revived Northern Soul from the doldrum that was the aftermath of Wigan Casino. Along with Keb Darge - now a highly paid (not that he'd want anyone to know it! - sorry Keb) funk DJ, Guy brought sixties newies to the scene and remains a vociferous advocate of the quality and not the quantity of soul music. Record collector, promoter and DJ he started his soul career at the tender age of 11 listening to his sisters records and learning from his friend across the street. He passionately believes in Northern Soul - the music and hates any unworthy attempts to make it trendy link to article updated http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/going_out/clubbing/2003/08/20/guy.shtml Guy Hennigan on Northern Soul : I'm getting tired of making excuses for Northern just because of some chicken adverts... the scene is a bit of a dinosaur but there's still plenty of quality music to be found and that's what's important. Guy Hennigan on being a collector : Don't bother trying you need to be a millionaire nowadays and it's almost impossible to start a good collection if you're not...besides there are loads of cds available and they're more than satisfactory if you're not serious about collecting but you want to have some music at home. Guy Hennigan on being a DJ: There's very few quality DJs around now that are doing anything to progress the music...there's people running successful nights off the back of playing oldies etc and that's fine but I'd say that only Butch is doing anything like what used to be done...I'm semi-retired now and I'm lucky that I still get asked to DJ at good quality nights... my knowledge isn't anything like it used to be...but my knowledge is still 90% better than a lot of people professing to be DJs at the moment. Guy Hennigan on having the knowledge : It's everything and you can't be taken seriously without it...I get really p****d off when I hear people particularly on the radio talking about a subject they know little or nothing about. Guy Hennigan on Northern Soul being trendy again : If it attracts new people that's a good thing but I'm very wary of the media...Northern's been misrepresented before and I don't want that to happen again... Guy Hennigan on why he still loves Northern Soul : The music is still the best I've ever heard anywhere and what excites me is that records I used to think were no good I'm discovering are excellent...and that's what's truly great about Northern Soul. Guy Hennigan on his Top 5 records: The ones I haven't heard yet. Guy Hennigan on the ones that got away : Not that many but yeah I'd like to have them before I get too old. Guy Hennigan on the size of his collection : Not big enough...several thousand...I think! Guy Hennigan on the future : Well I'm going to carry on doing what I do but my website is also a focus for me now - it's a collection of photos - an archive of Northern Soul which eventually I intend to be a creditable and recognised user generated site where people can get in touch with one another - and embarrass one another in many cases (laughs) - but also it'll be a way of me buying and selling online. I've got lots of things in the pipeline but I don't like to give too much away!
  18. Mike
    October auction # 90 Hello friends....... Yes, it's the end of another month and another auction! This month's auction (September) will end on Monday, November 3rd, at 7 PM, EST. There are many of hard to find 45's as well as desired Northern, funk and sweet45's ................. Brown Sugar on Capitol - Freddie Terrell on Capitol - Jean Wells on Quaker Town - Julia DeWitt on Cord - Danny White on frisco - Bobby Taylor on V.I.P. - Deon Jackson on Shout - Dells on Cadet - E.T. White on Great Potential - If you choose to bid, please do so with a reply to mailto:dtb45s@msn.com, log in at the website www.dtb45s.com to view the current list and bid from there, phone +1 717 652 4947 Fax +1 717-652-6291 Any questions will be answered a.s.a.p. and overbidding is acceptable. This is an open auction as always, and if you need to know the current high bid for any item, please ask. Thanks to all who have participated in the past. Dennis
  19. Mike
    Soul Record Fair 10 til 4 Manchester Metropolitan University Student Union (Hall on 1st Floor) 99 Oxford Road - Next to BBC Manchester 5 minutes Oxford Road Station&The Ritz Northern, Funk, 70s/80s, Deep, Rare Groove, Breaks, Jazz, Dance... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  20. Mike
    Soul Record Fair 10 til 4 Manchester Metropolitan University Student Union (Hall on 1st Floor) 99 Oxford Road - Next to BBC Manchester 5 minutes Oxford Road Station&The Ritz Northern, Funk, 70s/80s, Deep, Rare Groove, Breaks, Jazz, Dance, House, Garage, Rap etc etc..... Top Dealers....Confirmed to date: Soul Bowl, Mick Smith, Adey Pierce, Roger Banks, Henry Atkinson, Soul Explosion, DT Records, DJ Friendly Details fone Chris on 07802 812 455 or Adey 01452 611 711
  21. Mike
    Alan H just passed on the latest CSC Dome news: Just got the dates in for the capitol next year They are jan 30th with guest dj birthday boy Ady lupton march 26th may 28th july 30th sept 24 nov 26 5th anniversary Joining Alan... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  22. Mike
    Alan H just passed on the latest CSC Dome news: Just got the dates in for the capitol next year They are jan 30th with guest dj birthday boy Ady lupton march 26th may 28th july 30th sept 24 nov 26 5th anniversary Joining Alan h and Carl as resident from january will be Mick H
  23. Mike
    SOUL IN THE CITY at BAR NYLON, LONDON – 1st OCTOBER 2003 By Gene Robertson Since the days of the Old Blue Last , Soul In The City’s previous venue, they certainly have kept the soul flag flying by providing top drawer midweek Northe... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    More information about "A review of SOUL IN THE CITY 1 Oct 03 By Gene Robertson"
    SOUL IN THE CITY at BAR NYLON, LONDON – 1st OCTOBER 2003 By Gene Robertson Since the days of the Old Blue Last , Soul In The City’s previous venue, they certainly have kept the soul flag flying by providing top drawer midweek Northern Soul for all, on the first Wednesday of every month, right in the heart of the City of London. The new venue, Bar Nylon in Addle Street, is a superb wine bar/night club type setting with a decent-sized dance floor – and it’s talc friendly!! I visited SITC at Bar Nylon on Wednesday 1st October – it’s just around the corner from where I work, making it even more of an ideal venue. The DJs, Dave Greenhill, Paul McKay, Martin Thomson and Mac provide the sounds, and thrive on a strict policy of playing original 45s only – one I completely agree with!!! Arriving there at about 8pm, the club was already in full swing with about 40 – 50 people, and the dance floor was already pretty full!! There were a few “city girls” in abundance, but they really made an effort to enjoy the music and have a dance (though by our standards, even though they like the music, the city punters have a lot to learn about soul dancing!! No real disrespect, since they enjoy what they hear and you can’t knock ‘em for that…..). Paul McKay was behind the decks at this point spinning the likes of “You’re Gonna Miss A Good Thing” by John Bowie, “You Don’t Love Me” by Jerry Ganey (yes, Jerry got there long before Dawn Penn!!!), “Carbon Copy” – Larry Trider, amongst others, keeping the feet happy of all those on the dance floor. (See below for selected playlists). MartinThomson & Dave Greenhill Next up was Dave, with his usual mix of top dancers, including “Soft Walkin’” – Freddie Houston, “On The Stage Of Love” – Ronnie & Joyce (why don’t some more DJs get behind this one?) and “I’m So So Sorry” – Don & Ron. For those of you who don’t know Dave, he’s been collecting for well over 20 years now, and has never sold a single item!! Makes my blood boil, these people who can pay £20 for Ray Pollard on Shrine………..!!!! By around 10pm, the venue had filled up considerably, and there were well over 100 people in. Martin Thomson followed immediately. Been a good year for Martin; he and Audra married in February this year and, in August, added baby Curtis to the family (named after guess who?). It was at this point I decided to “burn the boards” to sounds like “Love Is Dangerous” – Frank Polk, “Tell Me Baby” – Karmello Brooks and “No Second Chance” – The Deadbeats et al. Mac closed the night with half an hour of choice stomping oldies, in the form of “Run For Cover” – The Dells, “That’s When The Tears Start – The Blossoms, “I’ll Try” – Sam & Bill keeping those diehard soulers, who stay till the end, up on the floor. I left the night with that feeling, knowing it had been an excellent night – looking forward to the next one (which, incidentally, is on Wednesday 5th November and every 1st Wednesday thereafter)! In closing, you’ll be hard-pushed to find a more classier soul venue in London than Bar Nylon. Nights start at 6.30 and run until midnight, and entrance is free until 7pm, when door tax of £3 kicks in. What a night!!!!! Gene Robertson SELECT PLAYLIST FOR THE NIGHT PAUL McKAY JERRY GANEY - You Don't Love Me (MGM) JOHN BOWIE - You're Gonna Miss A Good Thing (Merben) BONNIE HERMAN - Hush Don't Cry (Columbia) LARRY TRIDER - Carbon Copy (Coral) JAY TRAYNOR - Up and Over (ABC) DOTTIE & MILLIE - Talkin' 'Bout My Baby (Topper) JAMES BARNETT - Keep On Talking (Fame) BEN E KING - I Can't Break The News To Myself (Atco) TERRY CALLIER - Look At Me Now (Cadet) DAVE GREENHILL RONNIE & JOYCE - On The Stage Of Love (Alpha) FREDDIE HOUSTON - Chills & Fever (Old Town) FREDDIE HOUSTON - Soft Walkin' (Toto) DON & RON - I'm So So Sorry (White Cliffs) MARSHA GEE - Baby I Need You (Uptown) THE SHOWMEN - The Wrong Girl (Minit) RON HOLDEN - I'll Forgive & Forget (Challenge) VILLAGE SOUND - These Windows (Onyx) LOU COURTNEY - I Watched You Slowly Slip Away (Philips) LENNY CURTIS – Nothing Can Help You Now (End) MARTIN THOMSON FRANK POLK - Love Is Dangerous (Capitol) JOHN ANDREWS - It's Just Love (UK Parlophone) THE DEADBEATS - No Second Chance (Strata) CLARENCE HILL - A Lot Of Loving Going Round (Mainstream) CLYDIE KING - My Love Grows Deeper (Imperial) KARMELLO BROOKS - Tell Me Baby (Milestone) HAL FRAZIER - After Closing TIme (Reprise) THELMA LINDSEY - Prepared To Love You (Magic City) LIMITATIONS - I'm Lonely I'm Troubled (Bacone) BILLY WOODS - I Don't Want To Lose Your Love (Verve) MAC JO ARMSTEAD - I Feel An Urge Coming On (Giant) THE DELLS - Run For Cover (Cadet) DEE DEE SHARP - Standing In The Need Of Love (Cameo) DARROW FLETCHER - What Good Am I Without You (Groovy) VIOLA WILLS - I Got Love (Bronco) SAM & BILL - I'll Try (Decca) LEE ANDREWS & THE HEARTS - Never The Less (Crimson) TONY TALENT - Gotta Tell Somebody (Vando) THE BLOSSOMS - That's When The Teardrops Start (Reprise) Andy Faulkner - oh no, not another copy of the DreamTeam! Carmel enjoying herself Mac Paul McKay All the photos submitted can be viewed in original size in the SOUL MEDIA SECTION at
  25. Mike
    News/Article/Feature Highlight: Been passed on theres another Read Kollas review of the last one here Support your local team Visit website here the website here Next Night: 30th October (9pm to 2am) Special guest DJs - Fish and Gavin Paige. View full article


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