Dekka

Here's my playlist, what I can remember and in no particular order Tammy Wayne - Have a good time - Boom The Chambers Brothers - I can't stand it - Columbia Ronnie Milsap - A thousand miles from nowhere - Scepter Honey Welch - Woman Child - Lin Jimmy Witherspoon - Hey, Mrs Jones - reprise Ray Agee - You hit me where it hurts - Veltone John Mayall - Crocodile walk - decca Chris Farlowe - Hey hey hey hey - Columbia Alexis Korner - Roberta - parlophone Tal Miller - Only sixteen - Hollywood Irma Thomas - I did my part - Minit Big Moose & the Jams - Bright sounds - Age Long john baldry - Cuckoo - Ascot Dusty Springfield - Whats it gonna be - Phillips Maurice and the radiants - I gotta dance to keep my baby - Chess Shorty Long - It's a crying shame - tamla motown Jimmy McCracklin - can't raise me - IR Mark Leaman Five - Going to bluesville - Columbia Yardbirds - Got to hurry - Columbia Laurie jay combo - Just a little bit - decca Georgie fame - Green onions - Columbia The Animals - gonna send you back to walker - Columbia The Searchers - Hi Heel sneakers - Pye The Cherokees - land of a thousand dances - Columbia Thanks to all who danced or just clapped to show their appreciation, your so kind atb dekka

I have a copy how much you willing to pay? not sure I want to sell, just curious, however, I may be tempted for the right money atb dekka

Rabbits and Hats come to mind Mr Bellwood, only you produce rabbits from hats like that, absolutely amazing playlist mate, as all of them are, music policy from this club looks spot on, unbelievable variety including British Beat, WOW

Absolute bargain, has to be one of my favourite records that I play out the intro has to be the best intro ever atb dekka

It's a MOD world Andy, LOL It was really amusing early on, as I arrived at the venue quite early the young lad behind the bar was playing british beat tunes (The Creation etc) on his lap top as some background music, so as soon as the decks were up and running I jumped behind them and all the British beat he had been playing on the laptop I played on original vinyl, he was absolutely amazed and also gratefull that he had heard his favourite tunes on their original format, it was also amusing later on when some of the youngsters were taking photos of records, as they had never seen the vinyl before, It really was a truly amazing night.

I know of no other who puts together such sublime sets fantastic Andy

Think so mate

British Beat early set The Who - In the City - Reaction The Mark Four - Work all Day - Fontana The Creation - Making Time - Planet The Creation - Biff Bang Pow - Planet Bo Street Runners - Bo Street Runner - Decca The Birds - Next in Line - Decca The Birds - No good Without You - Decca The Zephyrs - She's Lost You - Capital The Beat Merchants - So Fine - Tower The Yardbirds - heart full of Soul - Columbia The Mojo's - Give your lovin' to me - Decca The Mojo's - They Say - Decca Tony Jackson - Watch your step - Pye The Kinks - Long tall sally - Cameo The Kinks - Long tall shorty - Pye The Yardbirds - Good morning little schoolgirl - Columbia The Sons of Fred - baby what do you want me to do - Parlophone Zoot Money - The Uncle Willie - Decca 2nd set - RnB Roy Brown - Slow down little eva- Imperial Willis Jackson - Swimmin' home baby - Verve Sylvia robbins - Don't let your eyes get bigger than your head - Sue carol Fran - I'm gonna try - Port Little jimmy griffin - if things don't change - R Detroit Junior - Money tree - Bea and Baby The Raelets - One room paradise - TRC The Checkmates - Hey mrs Jones - Arvee Little Milton - Aint no big deal on you - Checker Billy Garner - Little school girl - Mojo Later on was double decking with Rich for 2 hours, ain't got a clue what I played, just mixed it up with uptempo RnB, 6t's soul, Ska and Two Tone, oh and of course a train song Rufus Thomas - Memphis train Every night should have a train song and both myself and rich played one atb dekka

If you decide to sell off individual items I will have the Amp off you atb dekka

A great price for a great double sider, I have it on re-issue and even they are hard to find anybody else got an original for sale, please pm me

Exportations - Meet the exportations - UA-LA872-H rare original vinyl with original inner sleeve Ex £65.00 Paypal as gift - £4.50 recorded delivery

Otis Clay - Got to find a way - P-vine special - LP - VG+ £45.00 Payment via paypal

Hi mate probs read it the wrong way, knew that pete99 would react though sos tarn lad dekka

My apologies to you mate

Nice reply, but not exactly answered my question By the way, I never forget

yeah well at least when I speak off things about all about the soul I do actually go out to soul events, unlike you, as you never go out anywhere correct me if i'm wrong

yeah well, you have an agenda with me, been in trouble through you before, 'All about the soul' from us old un's means just that, so b****r o**

Sorted now thanks to Chris and Eddy for their replies and helping me out atb dekka

Searching for this if anyone has it to sell Jimmy McCracklin - Can't raise me many thanks dekka

A perfect example of the right song and the right tempo for any occasion

Yep totally agree Chalky I guess I was referring to the beat ballads down tempo stuff that's been posted on this thread, I don't think there is any place for them. Ok for your own home or if that kind of music is advertised for the night. Then people like me know to stay away. Mid to Uptempo, and not particularly 100mph stompers (hope that's clear, i'm getting confused myself now) stuff is what I think goes down well at soul nights and Nighters alike.

Hi Barry, be good to see you mate, Kev knows me too well methinks, he knows i'm always on a wind up, I agree with Phil though, Everything in it's rightfull place, across the board soul nights then yes mix it all up but allnighters, bloody hell NO,NO,NO and especially NOT as someone as indicated at 4 in the morning. So in essence mid tempo - down tempo has it's place in the right place and at the right time.

I aim to please mate, bloody true though How ya doin mate, you off to the York alldayer to hear some proper tunes

My God, all this southern soul shite, pleased i'm a Northerner Dave Godin was spot on.

It's such a pity, more places don't advertise the fact that they play mainly mid-tempo At least then I will know to stay away, instead of wasting my money.