21 Again

You must get a rare record thrown in as well.

Bobby King would be nice for the 45 box. Thats news to me. Cheers Pete.

Gladys Knight&The Pips. Hes my kind of fellow. M.F.P album Lou Rawls. Now is the time for love. Epic. Bobby King. If you dont want my love. W.Bros. Broomfield. Dont cover up your feelings. C.B.S. Zingara. I surrender/ Haunted House. Wheel. Some great modern L.P. tracks played by Mr Searling & co Late Wigan, Clifton Hall, Stafford, Rebels Sheffield. Those were the days

Dont get this minefield,darkside soul music if you cant embrace all gendres you are in a dark place

Check out the other clips hes got his own band good voice as you say

Id rather listen to Bob Wilson on football focus

Exciters Reachinn for the best,G & their lady Like her,L J Johnson. Used to pack the floor at Clouds Edinburgh (sprung dance floor) everybody would shuffle the people who didnt just bounced up and down(including you Stu Rigby) Cheers Pete Doonan.

These guys should be paying us to take these off their hands

Cracking track on Najees new album featuring Phill Perry Just to fall in love. Just perfect for the modern rooms (prob being played allready). Me thinks this will be a dance floor filler this summer Cheers Pete.

Cheers Bri top sound nice to hear this again .

Use to have the Memphis Queen album some years back. Remember one of the tracks These memories superb song, can anybody post it up Cheers Pete.

Simple post by Tony Foster says it all. We all love our soul music, I think there is just to many venues going on at the moment which causes these confrontations. Lets all enjoy the clubs we go to, be it night,nighter or weekender. To me theres no No1 venue, most venues on the scene have djs with enough knowledge to keep their paying customers happy. Stop the bickering away and get a cup of tea put your feet up and watch countryfile on tele Cheers Pete.

Just watched on catch up to see the Charles Johnson singing worth a wee look awesome voice.

The title of this thread is just another way of promoters slagging off other venues, as Jock has posted on a thread earlier same old argument (with a different title). It seems to aime at the same venues nights,nighters, tit for tat. Remember a lot of punters go to these nights to enjoy the music and enjoy a tipple or two, be it they have been into the music 30 years or 30 mins. You will always get the odd one or two who go over the top,but the way this threads going it seems to be a major problem. At the end of the day the venues that keep their house in order will survive. Im a punter and a collector and in the 40 years ive been into the music i enjoy my nights as much as i did back in the old days. Handbaggers,pissheads,snorters(worse than the others mentioned) part of life these days on any scene,if you cant be bothered with the odd minor incident put your big slipper on stay at home and nobody will bother you.

Continental Uptight Band. Northern Islands. Could be played as a kinda end of anighter toon djs are always lookin for somthin different(would clear the venue quick enough)

Big dark cloud over Murryfield.

Still makes my hair stand on end whenever i hear it, remember mr Searling playing this under the name Al Johnton and the hitmen in the later years at the Casino also Clouds Edinburgh. Bought it from Soul Bowl for a wopping 30 quid but sold it on(sure i might have sold it to yourself Jock or Garry Young). This is one of best modern anthems that will fill any dancefloor Cheers Pete.

Roger Williams on solar radio playing some fantastic 70s sounds

Touching in the dark. Blasted out last night great sound

Stafford radio with Dave Evison & Nige Brown playing some nice toons and a bit of banter

Jock those moves remember me when you played for St Davids all those years ago(was the Terry Hurlock of the team). Cheers Pete.

If she wears those hotpants again i would buy that toon.

Great picture would have been nice to see him over here. Think there would be a few offers to buy that copy in mint condition. Cheers Pete.

Heartless. Love this tune, needs some turntable action.