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  1. Soul16
    Very sad. A final farewell, R.I.P. Jimmy.
  2. Soul16
    I just don't get it, Amazon are delivering pre-ordered DVD and Blu-ray copies today, for £9 and £11 respectively. Why would any decent human being want to knock out pirate copies, furthermore, what kind of Northern Soul or film enthusiast would feel comfortable buying a fake? Bloody crazy if you ask me. (ODVDO and OBRO for me!)
  3. Soul16
    He is probably the most influential film critic in the country, so everybody involved in the making of the film must be over the moon about a review like that on national radio.
  4. Soul16
    Very positive review by Mark Kermode too!
  5. Soul16
    Thanks guys!
  6. Soul16
    I need to get out more because I don't think I've heard this record before and it sounds pretty good to me.
  7. Soul16
    Great phrase that Pete - I'm gonna shoehorn that into a conversation as soon as I get the opportunity.
  8. Soul16
    The best compilation ever is probably on Kent, but it is impossible for me to pick out just one. Otherwise, for sentimental reasons, I would have to pick Jumping at the Go Go - hearing that LP for the first time was a defining moment for me. I have the orange label version, but I believe that it was also issued with a black label too.
  9. Soul16
    The trailer on YouTube looks pretty good to me. Looking forward to seeing/hearing how the music has been used on the soundtrack.
  10. Soul16
    I noticed last night that some shitehawk has apparently put the film online for downloading/streaming though. It seems that nothing is sacred anymore. I just hope they get caught.
  11. Soul16
    I've always been of the opinion that Craig Charles is to Funk, as Stuart Maconie is to Northern Soul. In defence of Craig Charles though, I do like him in Coronation Street.
  12. Soul16
    Nah, I've had a saved search for 'Epitone of Sound' since the famous Pete S acquisition - with no luck whatsoever!
  13. Soul16
    I had been wondering what age rating the film was going to be, turns out to be '15'. From the BBFC website: APPROVED RUNNING TIME 101m 50s RELEASE DATE 17/10/2014 BBFCINSIGHT strong language, drug use, sex CUT This work was passed uncut.
  14. Soul16
    Just had a quick look on Popsike, it seems that I got £20 for my copy back in 2010.
  15. Soul16
    Surprised to see that Joy Marshall was thought rare/desirable enough to justify auctioning by JM - Having said that, £78 is a very good result for the seller IMHO, especially when you consider that he used Gary Glitter's name in the flowery sales blurb!
  16. Soul16
    I love the Tony Blackburn show - he can be quite funny at times and often mentions Lenny Gamble. I usually listen whilst tidying the garden, it turns a chore into a happy couple of hours. The programme can sometimes stir up some vivid memories of people and places for me. In fact, it's about to start in a few minutes.
  17. Soul16
    Loving your updates and infectious enthusiasm, thanks! Andrew
  18. Soul16
    If you have one for sale, please PM with details of condition, price and UK postage cost. Thanks, Andrew
  19. Soul16
    Gene Chandler - She's such a pretty thing. Footage from the early hours of the morning, the sun peeping through the curtains.
  20. Soul16
    Broadcast around 1990, this programme covers Ska, Reggae, Northern Soul, Punk, New Romantics, Hip Hop & Rave and more. This section features Reggae, Northern Soul, Old Skool Hip Hop, Breakdancing and...er....Bros. added by site includes clips from previous BBC programmes - Something Else - Skelmersdale and Omnibus (1978) https://www.soul-source.co.uk/topic/211634-can-you-id-the-source-of-film/
  21. Soul16
    BBC Local Tv Clip from 2006 BBC Midlands Today Northern Soul 'And The Beat Goes on' 2006
  22. Soul16
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  23. Soul16
    BBCs Inside Out programme will feature a special on Northern Soul on Monday 1st September 7.30pm BBC1 Yet another slightly embarrassing TV feature about Northern Soul. Presented by the now infamous Ashley Blake. Broadcast in the midlands by the BBC in 2004. Filmed in various locations, including Stoke, Alsager & Stourport. (My home town) two parter - use the second link for full show part 2
  24. Soul16
    BBC Breakfast 20th December 2011. Pete Waterman and Elaine Constantine discuss Northern Soul. 2011 Northern Soul on BBC Breakfast
  25. Soul16
    BBC2 25th sep 2013 In my opinion, this is the best documentary about the Northern Soul scene to date, it's been done with love and affection. Produced and Directed by Maurice O'Brien and Edited by David Arthur. Most documentaries covering the music that I love make me cringe, this one gives me goosebumps. Featured tracks are: Sandi Sheldon - You're Gonna Make Me Love You Earl Jackson - Soul Self Satisfaction The Exciters - Blowing Up My Mind The Precisions - If This Is Love Major Lance - The Beat The Vel-Vets - I Got To Find Me Somebody Edwin Starr - Time Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons - The Night Duke Browner - Crying Over You The Parliaments - I Wanna Testify The Vibrations - Cause You're Mine 7th Avenue Aviators (AKA Frankie Karl & The Chevrons) - You Should O' Held On Turley Richards - I Feel Alright Mel Britt - She'll Come Running Back Dobie Gray - Out On The FLoor The Salvadors - Stick By Me Baby The Carstairs - It Really Hurts Me Girl Jimmy Radcliffe - Long After Tonight Is All Over Holly St James - That's Not Love Gene Chandler - There Was A Time Gloria Jones - Tainted Love The Jades - I'm Where It's At Tobi Legend - Time Will Pass You By


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