Simsy
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Pleasant.
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From the other thread /index.p...owtopic=9652&hl= Deon Jackson & Melba Moore.
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Well there you go then. We've been united in our liking for the Seven Souls And I'm damn sure this is the case on a wider scale.
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Now you're just saying that! Tell me you don't like the Seven Souls???
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And so you should be my friend. For you are wrong as the day is long!
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Thats mad Steve mate. He's not really mad. Good bloke, good laff. -
Still dunno about all night but have a little look at this clip. That's why they were the best.
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Hi Jon, Was he a dealer? What did he look like? How old? If he's not on here, someone would have heard of him I'm sure.
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No more or less so than Major Lance - You don't want me no more I think. I never liked 'our love is in the pocket'. But there you go.
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Yep.
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Believe he was the lead singer of the Philadelphians. Was also a producer. Not to mention he was the John in John & the Weirdest.
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Indeed, shown on Whistle Test. Featured that great line from the 'Mrs Bicknell' to be - "can't put it into words, nothing else grips yer heart like soul music does".
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Seven Souls needs to be in the top ten imo
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y i I don't know that they would have played anything decent if there had of been a youth club in my locale. On my Hi Fidelity record player of that time I remember was stuff like The Beatles, Searchers, Amazing Darts ( ) Blondie etc ...
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Not round our way Beeb. Just feel if I had been exposed to the Tams, Johnny Johnson, Temps etc in my formative teens I could have got into this wonderful music earlier. Thank God for the Mod movement, or who know's where I would have ended up? Simsy the Rock fan!
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Ah well that's good to know. Bedfordshire youth clubs playing northern eh. Wonder if there were any others in the south?
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Once again it would seem the north had the best to offer the youth of the day. Spoke to a couple of people here (southerners obviously) in their late forties. Both went to youth clubs, neither had music, just table tennis, stuff like that.
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So were they full on decks + speakers etc sound system - or record player type deal?
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Thanks Mark Yeah in the South, (or at least round our way) all they had was sort of youth club during summer holidays. No northern at all - talking 1977 - 1982 school years. Know what you mean about parents LP's though, first time I heard Pyramid, when I got home was digging through me dad's Brook Benton LP's ...
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Hear a lot of stories about them. There wasn't anything like that round my way. Is this a northern thing? Did they play all northern? How many of you went to them? What were the hours? What was the age group? Are they still going?
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Tough shout between a Motown room and Trifle's idea of a Northern karaoke room.
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Hayes C
