Citizen P

Looking forward to Friday, got a few new 'uns to try an'all..

Just stick directions on again.... EveryLittle helps Ok Directions Suggest entering Burnaby Street on Sat Nav or From M62 At junction 20, take the A627(M) exit to Rochdale/Oldham At Thornham Interchange, take the 3rd exit onto A627(M) heading to Rochdale Take the A664 exit toward Rochdale/A58 Merge onto Edinburgh Way/Rochdale Bypass Cross Traffic Lights Slight left onto Manchester Rd, Pass Rochdale in Bloom Mini on left Turn left to stay on Manchester Rd Destination will be on the right-Sudden Social Club Hope this helps T

Guest Dj's this time Tony Mac & Dave Flint Got some some sounds these lads, believe you me !!

Couple of Great Guests this time Pete Wadeson-Neal from For Dancers Only & Dolly O 'Connell from...well, everywhere really Bring It !

Ok Directions Suggest entering Burnaby Street on Sat Nav or From M62 At junction 20, take the A627(M) exit to Rochdale/Oldham At Thornham Interchange, take the 3rd exit onto A627(M) heading to Rochdale Take the A664 exit toward Rochdale/A58 Merge onto Edinburgh Way/Rochdale Bypass Cross Traffic Lights Slight left onto Manchester Rd, Pass Rochdale in Bloom Mini on left Turn left to stay on Manchester Rd Destination will be on the right-Sudden Social Club Hope this helps T

Little independent review from last time.... On Friday night we went to 45 Revolutions at the Sudden Social Club in Rochdale. It's a new club, this was its second night and I thought it was the best soul night I've been to for ages. The resident DJs are Tony Poff and Alan M, guests were Derek Watmough and Gamekeeper Jones. The club has a decent sized dance floor, and a bar, prices pretty good too. A reasonable number in but I expect it to increase over the next few months. Only downside is finding it, took a while, could write a paragraph about that but who'd be interested? It's worth making the effort to find it. Music was excellent, no top 100, just good soul music, definitely much on the rare and underplayed side of our music. Records played included: Think Nothing About It (Gene Chandler); Lonely One (Steptones); Tell Me You're Mine (Four Sonics Plus One); Ain't That Just Like A Woman (Doug Banks); Dance Senorita (Hollywood Flames); Lonely Boy Song (Kell Osborne); You Better Watch Out (Dorothy Berry); Up And Down The Hill (T C Lee & The Bricklayers); Push Away From The Table (Herbert Hunter); Until (Billy Barnes, played as a tribute to the late Carl Willingham); Without My Girl (Chasers); All Alone With No Love (Contemplations/Rock Candy); I Love My Baby (International GTOs); You Got To Look Up (Drapers); Under The Moon (Rufus Wonder) and loads more. The consensus among our friends was that it had been an excellent night with good music, what you want at a soul night. We left at midnight hoping to return to the next one. Highly recommended. I will sort directions out to help to find it

Arrived in time for Friday, either me or the Jones Boy will give it a whirl..

Set up shortly, see ya's later

There is a good chance....

If you think that's funny, you should see his shirt(s).

Just chilling a few See ya later,,,

I'm not Si either, but I've been called worse...

Not convinced having my name so prominant is going to entice many..

S'not a feckin shirt , that's for sure...

Might have a couple of new things by then