Dekka

Hi mate It is a great track and it's nice to get the opportunity to play it out, not sure when I last heard it out it seems so long ago, may have been the pelican club in Loughborough. Was also nice to play a bit of soul stuff in my set as well as the RnB See you on January 24th at Charity Soul - Manhattan Club, Harrogate atb dekka

Just as a matter of interest, how much is it going for these days? probs would shift mine as well

My Hopes and Dreams To see Billy's dream come true, then you may see me back at the Kings Hall

Here's my Playlist for the Roots Room Etta James - Good Rockin' Daddy - Modern Sticks Herman - Long Gone Baby - Hollywood Willie Mays - If You Love Me - Duke Jerry 'Count' Jackson - The Band Doll - Tear Drop Slim Willis - No Feeling For You - C.J. Charles Sheffield - It's Your Voodoo Working - Excello Vernon Harrell - Slick Chick - Lescay Carl Lester - When You See Me Hurt - Brent Harold Burrage - She Knocks Me Out - Cobra Jimmy Vick - Take A Trip - Cherry Jackie Brensten - Trouble Up The Road - Sue Shorty Long - Out To Get You - Tamla Motown Mel Williams - Sookie - Tasty Hasty Lonnie Lester - You Cn't Go - Nu-Tone Billy Kennedy - Sweet Things - Thelma Lewis Clark - If You Ever, Ever Leave Me - Tigertown The Dream Merchants - Stop (You're breaking my heart) - Renee Sam Dees - Soul Sister - Lo Lo Don Gardner - Tighten Up Your Love Bone - Cedric atb dekka

I must have missed it, I can't seem to find it

Just hope some kind Santa will send me a pm

Looking for this

'Oh what magic' was played that night, all sets and those not yet printed were absolutely sublime.

Everyone a gem Billy, that set would grace any soul room anywhere in the country, already looking forward to meeting up again next month at Charity Soul at Kellingley 28th December and the db's in Newark on New Years Eve Cheers mate

Still looking

Looking for this in any condition, so long as it plays ok atb dekka

I fail to understand why you think ovo is a 'bone of contention' and surely Walton 4/5 Soul club and you as a promoter/Resident DJ should be promoting that fact and not asking punters whether "'they are bothered either way' As Matt has said 'It's about mutual respect and integrity at the end of the day' As to your other 2 questions No I don't think it is at saturation point, the scene has many different genres to cater for which all fall (rightly or wrongly) under the umbrella of Soul music and why does it matter if venues are doing one event per month, surely if there is a need then the events will be successful in their own right.

'A Cellar Full of Soul' , Mondays 2-4pm , Harrogate Hospital Radio, Hospedia Channel 2. Here's my playlist from Monday 22nd September. Many thanks to Andy for the invite, All British RnB/beat except for the first one The Thousand Faces - sweet little cup (of loving) The Zephyrs - Sweet little baby Alexis Korner - Little baby Mark leeman five - Going to bluesville Mark Four - Slow down Chris Farlowe - Hey, hey, hey, hey Eden Kane - A new kind of loving Laurie jay combo - Just a little bit The Measles - Bye birdie fly The Zephyrs - She's lost you The Birds - How can it be The Creation - Biff bang pow Atb dekka

I have a re-issue for sale, but I warn you it won't be cheap

Bloody hell the word must be spreading, thank god for that Anybody wanting to know what British beat/British RnB is all about, There was a time 2 - London, august 2nd is where you will hear it from me.

Great to see RnB and British beat well represented from Andy and Jason, sorry wasn't there to hear it. atb dekka

Thanks to everyone who came to hear my British set and all the kind words here's my set in the order it was it played The Measles - bye birdie fly - Columbia Kris Ryan and the questions - she told me lies - Mercury The Zephyrs - sweet little baby - Columbia Danny Seaton and the sabres - Tricky dickie - Mercury Chris farlowe - hey hey hey hey - Columbia Tony Knight's chessmen - Surfer street - decca Mark four - Slow down - Mercury The Sheffields - Got my mojo working - Pye Laurie jay combo - Just a little bit - decca Zoot money - The uncle willie - deccca Alexis korner blues inc - Little baby - Parlophone John mayall and the bluesbreakers - Crocodile walk - decca The Birds - next in line - decca Mark leaman five - Going to bluesville - Columbia The Mojo's - Everythings al'right - decca Yardbirds - Good morning little schoolgirl - Columbia The Stylos - Bye bye baby bye bye - Liberty The Undertakers - Just a little bit - Pye The zephyrs - She's lost you - Capital The Creation - Biff bang pow - Planet It really is encouraging to see the early 6t's british RnB/ beat music getting played out through people like myself, Nick, Christian, Andrew and others.

Mods and Rockers show on Acacia radio with Shaun and Jonno unmissable Monday nights live at 6pm. Has recently moved from a sunday afternoon live slot to Monday, however, it is repeated on a sunday at it's former time of 2pm. Plays the very best of early British Beat and 6t's sounds including Rockabilly, only show on radio I know of, playing British Beat.

Hi Phil Not very good, infact I think the johnnie burke version sounds a little clearer if anything

I have a copy of the sevens so I'm pleased it's legit, especially after having been informed over the years (now wrongly) that it wasn't legit. Has anyone any idea's on it's worth these days? The last I heard it out was at Burnley allnighter a couple of years ago, not sure who played it, although, I think it was the acetate that was played.

That's very true, but, Was it legitimate, did Kev have the copyright? maybe Kev can answer that one

Rob, you just hit the button every time fantastic set, something for everyone, shame I was otherwise engaged this weekend. atb dekka

Great set mate, and yep, great to see Chris Farlowe being played out atb dekka

Thanks Billy, appreciate it mate, it's certainly different, but then again that's what we are about. atb dekka

Thanks Andy, appreciate that mate atb dekka