Geeselad

pm me if interested, £2.70, standard uk post Little Sonny- wade in the water- Enterprise £32 Vinyl looks Excellent but plays with just a little tolerable surface noise on the intro Betty Everett- I've got a claim on you - Onederful £11 VG, plays nice and loud and clear! superb Chicago r and b, bargain! Gwen Mcrae- Don't lead me on -Columbia £10 VG, as above plays nice and clear. classic 60's dancer Ray Godfrey- come and get these memories- Event £8 NM in company bag, really clean copy of a wigan classic Judson moore- everybody push and pull- capri £45 SOLD!!!! NM! really clean copy of this indemand crossover item, bargain price too! Bobby Adams- Mr preacher man/ heart attack- Home-town records £10 NM! clean copy, two good uptempo sides with a funky flavour David and the giants- Superlove- Crazy horse £15 VG+ Nice playable original issue of this Wigan classic Leroy Britton- Never too young- Sound records £10 VG+ Atmospheric obscure dancer Dynamics - The love I need Cotillion £5 NM two nice X-over sides.

and tolerance and progressive attitudes.......

some damming opinions on this, not hot on it myself, but I've heard some awful soul and funk records played out too and the northern scene has always been a dance scene first and foremost so why the hell shouldn't there be a place for tunes like this. Is it really pushing the envelope any more than playing ten year old,bad house records? or even black rock and roll tunes from the 50's? or yet another tune that's a version of tighten up? variety is the key for me that and tolerance, it may lack soul but is does have a certain sense of atmosphere and probably enough momentum to carr it on the dance floor so why not!

I really follow you on this feel the same about loads of tunes, spinners- i'll be around, bobby reed- I'll find a way are two that spring instantly to mind, Del larks is another, I believe it got really hammered at Wigan, justifiable, but a shame it ruined it for many.

cheers dave, wig try to get one for new years then!

excuse my ignorance on 60's blackamerican vernacular, but what the hell is wighat? I've heard them referred to in various soul funk and blues records, along with high heel sneakers, can anyone enlighten me?

one on the red ones went right quick on here, right quick last week

seen it very between, the 20-40 price range, has potential as they say

pm me if interested, £2.70, standard uk post Little Sonny- wade in the water- Enterprise £35 Vinyl looks Excellent but plays with just a little tolerable surface noise on the intro Betty Everett- I've got a claim on you - Onederful £12 VG, plays nice and loud and clear! superb Chicago r and b, bargain! Gwen Mcrae- Don't lead me on -Columbia £12 VG, as above plays nice and clear. classic 60's dancer Little Milton- Just a little bit- checker £6 Excellent, superb uptempo R and B Ray Godfrey- come and get these memories- Event £8 NM in company bag, really clean copy of a wigan classic Judson moore- everybody push and pull- capri £50 NM! really clean copy of this indemand crossover item, bargain price too! James Davis- chains around my heart- Duke £10 VG+ just a few marks, nice and gloss, again demand growing for this R+B dancer Azie Mortimer- that's that(get of my back) Number one records £8 NM clean copy, uptempo sister funk mover SOLD! SOLD!SOLD!SOLD! Edited 23 hours ago by geeselad

pm me if interested, £2.70, standard uk post Judson moore- everybody push and pull- capri £55 NM! really clean copy of this indemand crossover item, bargain price too! James Davis- chains around my heart- Duke £12 VG+ just a few marks, nice and gloss, again demand growing for this R+B dancer Azie Mortimer- that's that(get of my back) Number one records £10 NM clean copy, uptempo sister funk mover Kris Peterson- Mammas little baby- Pelekin £22 E+ Detroit sister funk

I have following for sale, pm me to reserve, add £2.70 p and p. kris Peterson/ soul rhythm band- mama's baby- pelikin E+ £25 sister funk! Jo anne and troy- same old feeling- atlantic E+ £20 awesome midtempo Betty Wright- If you love me like you say you love me- Alston E+ superb Northern dancer these all reduced Betty Everett- I've got a claim on you- one der ful, VG +- £12 great early soul/ r and b dancer, plays fine Bobby Adams- Heart attack/ preacher man- Home town records- E £10 2 good funky sides Kenny Lynch- for lovin' you baby- UK HMV E- £10 really clean copy in company sleeve Len Barry- its a crying shame- UK Brunswick- VG+ £10 has a small tear on lable but vinyl nice and clean Vivian reed/Dynells- Save your love for me/ let me prove that I love you- Atco Re- M £6 really clean copy of this reissue

I have following for sale, pm me to reserve, add £2.70 p and p. Betty Everett- I've got a claim on you- one der ful, VG +- £14 great early soul/ r and b dancer, plays fine Bobby Adams- Heart attack/ preacher man- Home town records- E £12 2 good funky sides Kenny Lynch- for lovin' you baby- UK HMV E- £12 really clean copy in company sleeve Len Barry- its a crying shame- UK Brunswick- VG+ £12 has a small tear on lable but vinyl nice and clean Vivian reed/Dynells- Save your love for me/ let me prove that I love you- Atco Re- M £8 really clean copy of this reissue

Roberts, dustbin and burton or king I'd bet, but they'd be loads of takers

I know dave but I meant mould as in rotting

I always thought 'slowly moulding' was very apt for the NS scene.

Having taken the last 4 year as a sabatical from the soul scene to run a house classics night my perspective is that its far easier to get people to dance to music the've not heard before on the dance scene. NS is a record, ie specific tunes, rather than a music based scene, people go to hear and dance to specific records rather than music of a certain type.

is that a crack I see before me.

sorry but thats just dumb, the sequence makes a massive difference to a set, most northern DJ's havent a clue and it shows.

the one i've heard had cue burn too.

One of the biggest problems is most people wont dance to records they've never heard before, even if they love them, virtually very big oldie has cleared a floor when it was first introduced

wasnt this place famous on the high energy/ gay scene?

seen it clear the floor a few times, too fast, for most nowadays

seriously, so many devotees, what maybe be 20/ 30 people under 30 who regualrly travel?

the ultimate has to be the guy at Winsford and the legendary incident involving Butch and was is the then Del larks cover up. Might have the details wrong here, please correct me, I was going to winsford at the time but cant recall the incident personally.

spot on mate, best comment on the thread.