Dave Rimmer

I think most people aren't missing the point. The original point was that it Soulful House should be played in Northern venues. As someone who has been into northern soul for many years and then progressed onto modern soul and now soulful house. Can someone please please tell me why u soulful boys and girls think that there is no place for soulful house. Have any of u listened to this music and if u have u will find like I have that u will get no better lyrics or those feelings we have all felt on the back of our necks. Come on we need to move forward and unite and accept that soulful house has the right to b played at our venues Obviously people are arguing against it from a 'Northern' point of view. I haven't slagged Soulful House off either, I just don't want it played in Northern Soul venues, because it isn't Northern Soul ! Incidentally, I fail to see why I should move forward and unite, with a musical genre I have no affinity for, do you ?

--> QUOTE(ang b @ May 5 2006, 07:17 PM) link since listening to modern soul at prestatyn withmy good friends modernlass & geoffwa3 i can say i have since been to two modern nights & had a great time & will definatly do many more, the buzz & atmosphere i felt was better than some nighters have given me in a long time, i wont be giving up my soul times but i now have more places to go & a great time every time Excellently put. You go into Modern rooms to listen to Modern Soul. I always think that the people who now look down their ever so trendy noses at the people who haven't 'evolved' or 'moved on' as complete arseholes anyway if they try and tell me I am wrong. What gives you the right to tell me I have to like the music you do ? I like Sixties Soul when I go out, and that's what I want to listen to. I don't barge into Modern rooms and expect an hour of Sixties when someone is playing Modern inthe main room do I ? So what gives you people the right to tell me you have moved on and I'm in the wrong.

No it's not, but we only live about three miles from each other

Heh heh heh ! Thought I'd done well staying out of it so far.

All that's missing is a question mark from the title of this thread..... Soulful House Why ?

Had an email from a guy in the States who would like this track identifying. I'm always crap at doing this so I thought I'd ask on here: The one soul song I don't know the name of nor the artist is by a male singer with what sounds like female vocals in the background. Following are some of the lyrics I can decipher: Alright, Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey Come on and listen to me baby Annie get your yo-yo Wind it up and let it go lookie, lookie, lookie lie Ever since you caught my eye I'm your puppet on a string I don't mind cause everything is funky, funky I'll be anything that you want me Like a kid in a candy store Each time I see you I want more Sugar I'm a_________________ for you Just can't get enough is true When you turn the lights on Oh my mind is plum gone___ ____________________________ You're my weakness_______ _________________ It's Alright_______________ Funky, funky I'll be anything that you want me I'll be anything that you want me Like a kid in a candy store Each time I see you I want more Sugar I'm a_________________ for you Just can't get enough is true Alright, Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey Alright, listen to me baby Ahhhhh Mercy, Feels better.............

In fairness to Ady, who was kind enough to let me have a cut of it, the answer is no. And, as Sian has pointed out, if I did one, I'd have to do hundreds.

Best I've heard in years is the unreleased GWP Larry Banks & Jaibi track 'My Life Is No Better'. Again found by a certain Mr Croasdell.

None on mine at home either

It's from "The UK's Number one Northern Soul web site" At least that's what paddy Grady calls his site.

Levine's Sidecar said "like the unlawfull filming of him at cleethorpes and then put on the web for all to see for free. thats is robbing the man from his lively hood . theft is theft 5secs or 5 hours you are still a thieving C**t " Two points here: 1. So it's ok for you to tape a DJ's set, but if I put a clip that is approximately 7 seconds long on the web I'm a thieving c**t depriving Dean Parrish of his livelihood. Hilariously, I remember Gavin trying to justify the taping of Butch & Ady's sets by saying that the music should be available to everyone and not just the priveleged few. Smacks of double standards a bit doesn't it. 2. Amazingly Dean Parrish didn't actually see it like that when I spoke to him about putting the clip on the 100 Club website, in fact I'm quite positive he didn't call me a thieving c**t when he said thanks for putting him on the front cover of Soulful Kinda Music. Same as when he left a signed photo for me with Ady, he didn't call me a thieving c**t then either, same as when he moved he emailed me his new address so we could keep in touch, and I'm fairly sure he wouldn't want to keep in touch with someone he thought was a thieving c**t. Still if that's your opinion of me, I can live with that. I know I'm not a thieving c**t, and I bet you couldn't find one person to agree with you, either on this site, or any other site, or even on the Northern scene as a whole. Incidentally, the clip was filmed at the 100 Club, not Cleethorpes but there again I forgot, you don't attend venues do you, so you wouldn't know the difference. You must lead a really lonely existence in that world of your own.

They might have been a set sale item, but you yourself admitted that it was a plot designed to fool people into parting with money "Ian never sold any of them records personaly, he sent 3 copies to the caroliners to a freind of his and then hatched the plot" And on that basis I regard it as fraud. So whatever your bleating excuses are this time, you have just admitted that it was a method of exaggerating the price of a set sale item. That makes it fraud. Wake up and smell the coffee ! Get a life ! Who's fooling who !

Fraud, in my mind

I sent contact details off list within a couple of minutes of the original post

What's coffe ?

Try Pete Smith, sounds like his sort of thing

Your taste in shirts might fail you Ted, but your memory is ok. It is a slightly different mix on the Carrie release

Picked an orange Carrie up in a trade a couple of weeks ago for £150, which I thought was quite cheap to be honest.

I picked up a few early Kent albums, so I thought I'd offer them on SS before going to Ebay. These are all fairly early ones as well, so are getting harder and harder to find, especially when the vinyl is in mint condition. A great selection of tracks on all five albums. They're all £12.00 each, including postage to a UK address (Foreign PM me to discuss postage), and if you want all five albums, I'll do them at £50.00 for the lot including postage. Please order by PM, then I can deal with them in the right order. Club Soul - Kent 022 - Vinyl Mint, Cover has corners slightly squashed, sticker on front cover - £12.00 SIDE ONE: Dearly Beloved - Jack Montgomery / Let's Get Back Together - The Honey Bees / Honey Boy - Nella Dodds / Rainmaker - The Moods / Since I Found You - Maxine Brown / It's Me - Johnny Copeland / Two Stupid Feet - Chuck Jackson / Oh Lord, What Are You Doing To Me - Big Maybelle SIDE TWO: Hand It Over - Chuck Jackson / I Never Want To Lose My Sweet Thing - Lee Charles / Let Love Win - Candy & The Kisses / Too Much Of A Good Thing - The Shirelles / You've Got The Power - The Esquires / Mr Schemer - Benton Wood / I Thank You Kindly - Diane Lewis / So Help Me Woman - George Tindley Soul Spin - Kent 024 - Vinyl Mint, Cover has sticker mark - £12.00 SIDE ONE: That's No Way To Treat A Girl - Marie Knight / I Got My Heart Set On You - The Toys / You'll Fall In Love - The Jive Five Featuring Eugene Pitt / On Top Of The World - S.O.U.L Vocal By Larry Hancock / Don't Cry Sing Along With The Music - Melba Moore / My Heart Cries For You - Porgy & The Monarchs / I Love You A Thousand Times - The Platters / Long After Tonight Is All Over - Jimmy Radcliffe SIDE TWO: Hole In The Wall - George Stone / This Diamond Ring - Sammy Ambrose / Try Some Soul - Ray Crossen Jr / You Lie So Well - Marie Knight / You Got It Baby - The Toys / Sweet Sweet Lovin' - The Platters / Live On - JB Troy / Run, Run, Roadrunner - Jerry Williams Soul Agents - Kent 025 - Vinyl Mint, Cover has two sticker marks - £12.00 SIDE ONE: I Don't Want To Lose You - Jackie Wilson / Girl I Need You - The Artistics / Everything's Wrong - The Cooperettes / I'm The One To Do It - Lavern Baker / After You - Barbara Acklin / Keep Your Chin Up - Jackie Ross / Love Ain't Nothing But Pain - Marvin Smith / Ain't There Something That Money Can't Buy - Young Holt Trio SIDE TWO: I Get The Sweetest Feeling - Erma Franklin / One Monkey (Don't Stop The Show) - Lavern Baker / From The Teacher To The Preacher - Gene Chandler & Barbara Acklin / Thank You Baby - Billy Butler / There Goes The Lover - Gene Chandler / That's What You Are To Me - Tracie Robbins / To Change My Love - The Chi-lites / You Left Me - The Artistics Leapers Creepers - Kent 031 - Vinyl Mint, Cover has small sticker mark on front - £12.00 SIDE ONE: If You Were A Man - Clydie King / I'll Never Forget You - The O'Jays / What You Gonna Do (When Your Love Is Gone) - Bobby Womack / Stay With Your Own Kind - Patrice Holloway / What Are You Trying To Do - Irma Thomas / The Hurt's All Gone - Irma Thomas / Tears Keep Falling - Sam E Solo / Your On Top - The Untouchables SIDE TWO: I Walked Away - Bobby Paris / Ecstasy - Patrice Holloway / Baby I Need You - Marsha Gee / I've Had Enough Heartaches - Soul Aggregation / Look At Me, Look At Me - Vernon Greene With The Medallions / Let The Music Play - Billy Preston / Serving A Sentence Of Life - Carl Douglas & The Big Stampede / Walk With A Winner - Gene McDaniels Tears In My Eyes - Kent 045 - Vinyl Mint, Cover near mint - £12.00 SIDE ONE: Should I Let Him Go - Paulette Parker / I Don't Want To Go - Mr Little Lee / I Ain't Myself Anymore - Bobby Bland / He Made Woman For Man - O.V. Wright / It's Private Tonight - Arthur Adams / First Love - The Mirettes / I Wanna Make You Happy - Margaret Mandolph / Beginning Of My End - Unifics SIDE TWO: Shopping For Love - Mike And The Sensations / I Need Your Love To Comfort Me - Sam & Billy / Let Me Hear It From You - Chuck McLean / Inside Story - Buddy Ace / Long Walk On A Short Pier - Rhonda Davis / The Thrill Is Gone - B.B. King / Tears In My Eyes - The Fascinations / This Must End - The Impressions

I picked this up many years ago, and have no idea what it's worth. It's a near mint 12" copy of Terry Callier 'I Don't Want To See Myself' on a white label UK Promo. I would guess from the run out groove markings that it's an Acid Jazz promo release from 1990. So, Soul Sourcers, what's it worth ?

Please give Nige my best wishes. He might wear loud shirts and drink bottles of bud, but he is a mate

My kids thought it was hilarious to call our dog Chaz.........Think about it

Just to be completist. That's the catalogue number for the stereo release. The monaural release catalogue number is Smash MGS 27098

From memory (and it wasn't me that did them) there were 500 of each done, and they ALL sold. The difference in the typeface on the John & The Wierdest is a slight difference in the letter T of the label name. The Bobby Sheen boots were identical, but the way to tell the boots is that the labels were a little shiny compared to the originals. Mind you, in the last 14 years that shine may well have worn off, so I wouldn't like to try and tell them apart nowadays.

1st LP was probably the soundtrack to 'The Jungle Book' on the Disney label 1st Soul LP, I can't remember ! I know I had Motown Chartbusters 3, and I can remember my one and only win on the Premium Bonds funded the purchase of 'Abe, James & Ivory' by the Detroit Emeralds (Both of which I still have).