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Is what?

"squirrells on motorbikes"

Not wrong Matt. Tried a different pair of shoes at last nighter. All wrong, they hadn't been danced in before and whilst they were/are quite comfortable, I found to my horror that the left one was slipping off the heel on occasion. Now you can't have that! Had to go to the car and get the 'first team' brogues

Cheers Chalk

Yeah ringing in the ears - tinitus. Ever had dreams while you're awake? Thats weird, seeing flashes out the corner of your eye etc. That's a rare occurance, has to be said.

Badly trying to track down a tune, a Butch spin. Think it may ba called "We Need Love". Male vocal but very high pitched in places, wailing "come on and take my hand baby-----come on and understand baby - we need love love love". That's as much as I know. Anymore info as the artist - title would be greatfully received.

Sunday after a nighter is all a bit inside a bubble type feeling. Don't leave the house, dressing gown, beard etc. You?

Marna farny! My Welsh spelling none too clever me thinks. My nan never got around to teaching the spellings, just the swear words. Kacky mower :angry:

Ha ha, class Tour of Duty FX 289 "Get some"!

Come on now, you must buff yer shoes surely??! I'll get me coat

Herts/Nth London? Where you from Karenbed? Out of Hertfordshire curiosity

Ah that's better, just put one out and after confirming this Friday afternoon off and (the all important Monday morning), I'm now officially in build up mode for the 100 Club Allnighter on Saturday. This can take many forms and I'd be interested to know how people (if they do) prepare or build up to an all night sesh. Futile kip? Few beers? Owt else? I know some step about to a few sounds in the front room (curtains closed I guess). "Every f**ker practises" Keb Darge 2004. Just the general excitement of knowing your going to be listening to fantastic sounds through big old speakers thumping it out. Dancin, few drinks, good company. A look at the records, chats with pals etc. We have weird geographical references on the journey in, "went for a p*ss in there once". Yes the whole weekend is earmarked for soul and it never lets you down. Got mates that love a bit of a whinge about the next day and yeah I don't feel right til about Wednesday. But truth is it's worth it. Invariably the build up, the night, followed by the fall out, are always justified by the halcyon high points of the night itself imo. Three til about five thirty is the best of it when everything is fluid. Anyway, takeaway tonight, probably a semi late one. Kids, so lay in nil. But when they go out I'll be napping in the afternoon. Then dinner (eat well) shower, clean your shoes and hope they don't fall to bits on the night as they've been to a hundred nighters, but they are THE shoes so, spare brogues in the car, T shirt etc. Even the sight of the talc from the last one in the grooves of the brogues whilst cleaning them can bring a smile to the face. Then it's pick up yer mate, gas up the car, Red Bull, fags, gum etc. Then off down the motorway tut Smoke, sounds on and weird rituals on route! Now I'm either top weirdo, or are there others that have shared a similar experience? Maybe many many times?

So that's your good self, Butch, the two Mick's and Trickster. Sounds like it has the makings of being somewhere near to the fantastic night we had there last time. Can't wait

Maybe try this one in 'All our yesterdays' freebasing forum. Good luck

Lenny O Henry - Mr Moonlight - SMASH :tomato2:

That's true as is most of the above. I was 16 in 1982 and witnessed much of the same. But I do know slim blokes who dance that are of the non moustached type!

So I'm thinking you favour a team that WILL lose at St James's on Saturday

https://www.danripley.com/Jason/indiana45s/...usforgotten.htm "Horton returned to Indianapolis in the early "70s and brought the Fabulous Souls with him. He took over management of the Vanguards, who had a monster hit, "Somebody Please," in 1969. The Fabulous Souls would become their backing band for a few months and even help them record their Lamp single "Good Times, Bad Times" before the two groups parted ways". Was it 69 or 70.....? Coz if that's 1970 then that's entering the realms of (dare I say it) modern soul Oh and happy birthday

You wouldn't classify it as modern then? What year?

Thanks Pete, wondered when you'd join us, knew you wouldn't be keen on Lew Kirton. Can't think you'd like the Vanguards either ??

Some surprisiing and dissapointing points in this thread. If someone had said to me yesterday is there any sexism on the northern soul scene, I'd of said "hell no". The scene would be bleak without female involvement, I think we are all equals max respect to all on scene for having a great musical taste. As for the DJ's there's a long history of big name female DJ's. Val Palmer was someone I admired a lot from years ago, still do. Think it was 'that girl Lin' who did an excellent spot last I heard including Pat Lewis if memory serves thats a £750 record, don't tell me they ain't got the sounds. Jo Wallace... etc, I could go on. Respect for all that's what I say.

What do you mean? Think you have the wrong end of the stick there. It's not just about the dj's is it.

Orig is better dancer, yes. Slower one easier on the ear imo, lovely tempo as stated. BTW it's ktfdownload not downloads (as above). However site is down at present. Just PM'd you

Take a trip down South. Had all girl DJ line up at the 100 Club not so long ago - nice atmos, all equal etc

Slower, different intro, heavy base. Think it was issued as alternate slower version. Don't think Pete.s had anything to do with it! KTF downloads.co.uk check it out.