Dave Rimmer

And that's no recommendation You managed to advertise me as 'Yorkshire's finest' once

Interesting that no DJ's so far have commented That's probably because the DJs don't write the flyers. I've seen '100 Club' underneath my name on several occasions, and yes I've DJ'ed there on a fairly regular basis over the last ten years (well at least once a year over that sort of period), but as a guest, not a resident. Peronally I'm proud to have DJ'ed there and to be associated with the club in that way. Like Jo, I could put a huge list of events after my name, with very few exceptions I've been fortunate enough to get spots at almost every major niter or weekender over the last few years, so to be honest, if people haven't heard my name by now, they haven't been going out much But as I'm not a promoter, I have very little control over what is written on flyers, and it's not something I ever did when I did promote events. So really, it's not something DJs, who are not promoters, have any involvement in.

Leave it out What would I want with a disco record

Then put some clothes on and stop standing in the window

Name and Shame

A few retreats ? Why ? How many times did you go back ??????

Some of 'em were no good when the links did work

That's why I said it Do you think I made it up

Thought the vinyl album was Australian or South African, the CD was definitely Ace, although it came out on the Stax logo.

I'll put this into plain English for you. THERE ARE NONE LEFT If you mean the Middleton niter that was held at Crewe, yes it was played, twice actually.

Yes

It's actually the second run of red labels that has sold out. the black labels went about two months ago.

And I've just had an email from Jukka at Timmion Records to say it's completely sold out.

The B side is actually listed as James Robbins, and I think it's a slightly different recording.

So that's what Modern Soul sounds like

Here's the full details Don Gardner discography

Albrighton, in it's day, was in my opinion, the top Soul night / allnighter in the country for hearing new sounds. There were loads of things that were played there that went on to become massive all over the country. The allnighter playlist is what was played at the niter, but the Soul nights were even better sometimes. The company was also brilliant. I still go to venues now in the Midlands and hear people refer to 'loads of the old Albrighton crowd in tonight'. Shame it's gone, but I believe that venues have a 'lifespan', and once the end of that lifespan is reached it's time to move on and not try to resurrect it.

This might help you then: Albrighton's last allnighter, complete play list Hadn't realised it was nearly four years ago until I ha a look at the playlist again myself. Hi Lin

Here are the two sets that I played at the Downtown Soulsville allnighter in Berlin last weekend First set (Around midnight) Joanne Courcey - I Got The Power - Twirl Thelma Lindsey - Prepared To Love You - Magic City Falcons - Good Good Feeling - Big Wheel International GTOs - I Love My Baby - Rojac The Belles - Don't Pretend - Mirwood Cooperettes - Shing A Ling - Brunswick Cavaliers - Hold Onto My Baby - RCA Fuller Brothers - Times a Wasting - Soul Clock Magicians - Just A Little Faith And Understanding - 100 Club 25th Anniversary Reatha Reese - Only Lies - Dot Mickie Champion - What Good Am I - Musette James Robbins - I Can't Please You - Mica Big Daddy Rogers - I'm A Big Man - Midas Betty O'Brien - She'll Be Gone - Liberty Patience Valentine - If You Don't Come - SAR Syng McGowan - That's What I Want - Hope Casualeers - Dance Dance Dance - Roulette Johnny Sayles - I Can't Get Enough Of Your Love - St Lawrence Athens Rogues - She Could Love Me - Stop Second Set (Around 3am) Magnetics - I Have a Girl - Ra-Sel Patti & The Emblems - I'm Gonna Love You a Long Long Time - Kapp Dee Dee Sharp - What Kind Of Lady - Gamble Valentinos - Sweeter Than The Day Before - Chess Volcanos - The Laws Of Love - Arctic Frank Dell - He Broke Your Game Wide Open - Valise Enchantments - I'm In Love With Your Daughter - Faro Brooks Brothers - I Have A Girl - Tay Caressors - I Can't Stay Away - Ru-Jac Seven Souls - I Still Love You - Okeh The Vondells - Hey Girl - Airtown Gordon Keith - Look Ahead - Calumet Fives Royales - Catch That Teardrop - Home Of The Blues Douglas Banks - Ain't That Just Like A Woman - Guyden Sam Fletcher - I'd Think It Over - Tollie T J Williams - Baby I Need You - Josie Ray Pollard - The Drifter - United Artists Johnny Mae Mathews - I Have No Choice - Big Hit

Got to admit Joe, not that I'm doubting what was said to your good wife (I daren't she knows what I look like and would hit me ) but I do find what he said a little strange. I've DJ'd at most of the Soul clubs in London, and nobody has ever shouted abuse at me, and I'm not aware of it happening to anyone else in the London area. I do know that John Weston had abuse shouted at him once, but he recognised my voice, so that doesn't count

https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NORTHERN-SOUL-SAN-FR...1QQcmdZViewItem

Another copy has just sold on Ebay for £56.00 https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...item=4774162426 Ignore me. Different single by him

Sold for $1249

Yep Couldn't be arsed where a CD is from. I just used it as an example of how low down the list UK Demos come in my opinion.