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  1. doublecookin
    who`s makin love.... willie mitchel, seems to always get over looked, was a big play at Samanthas
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    I hope so, my only cd player is in the car, ha ha
  3. doublecookin
    It wasnt in my local asda, so ordered online. First CD I have purchased in years, shame it wasnt available on vinyl.
  4. doublecookin
    just listened to jive talkin on u tube, no way would that record fit in with the sounds being played at wigan.
  5. doublecookin
    played at samanthas, a JV spin if I remember correctly
  6. doublecookin
    Best wishes everyone.....stay safe and keep the faith
  7. doublecookin
    that would be great news, it was probably the best nighter at the time
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    one that always sticks in my mind from M`s was black is black lord sitar, really used to lift the roof off
  9. doublecookin
    I have this on a wigan tape from around the 1st anniversary, so would be late 74 I would guess
  10. doublecookin
    don't think there was anything played that you could call a typical sammy`s sound, in the main room it was current sounds from Wigan Cleethorpes and the mecca, there was also an oldies room
  11. doublecookin
    is this the same George Clinton as please don't run, cos it sounds nothing like him I thought the documentary was very informative, I honestly didn't realise how close / similar the funk scene was to the northern scene
  12. doublecookin
    i think velvet satins is also around 1.55
  13. doublecookin
    anything from Bowie would do me
  14. doublecookin
    Got mine in the post this morning, played it through and I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of soul on the compilation. I`ve had various xmas soul comps in the past which have been disappointing to say the least, but this one ticks all the boxes.....thanks for the heads up
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    I remember going to a niter in redhill, notts on a couple of occasions, at the leisure centre. Memory not too good think it was early eighties although could have been 79 so maybe doesn't qualify. .
  17. doublecookin
    yep, i thought that was ok
  18. doublecookin
    was talking to a "polish" friend at work about music and I got on to northern soul, it was difficult to explain what it was all about and how it developed, so I agreed to do her a couple of cd`s covering northern, crossover and modern.....must say i`ve got some fantastic ideas of the tracks to use just by reading this thread....thanks
  19. doublecookin
    Top tune, should go down really well
  20. doublecookin
    cant help but notice no one has attempted to comment on this, i wonder why/
  21. doublecookin
    Very harsh, its all about opinions mate. I seem to remember all these records being floor packers, so the majority must have rated em. Another you`ll like...mistura / flasher
  22. doublecookin
    Wigan has always been an easy target for the so called "purist brigade". I remember dancing to all the records mentioned in this thread, and aint ashamed to say so....I`ll throw another into the mix, "danse a la musique" anybody?
  23. doublecookin
    Sammanthas`s Sheffield in 76 was the first for me, no idea what the first record was as it was well into the night before I recognised any, pretty sure Ian Dewhirst was the dj. I remember from that night tracks such as ton of dynamite, i`m your pimp, who`s makin love, do what you feel and dont it make you feel funky getting played, so by all accounts a cracking night and I`ve been hooked ever since
  24. doublecookin
    really sad to hear this news, without doubt one of my favourite artists, one of my top sounds from back in the day would be his version of "who`s making love" would be good to hear this get played on todays scene. R.I.P.
  25. doublecookin
    the last one is shite!! IMO ---------------------- are you being serious, tears has always been in my top 10.


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