gotta agree with you David, who needs all this retro sh*te or the same old same week in week out when there's gems like this that rarely see the light of day at a venue.
No matter how plush the venue the toilets, or at least the gents, would still be a mess in no time. most the lazy gits can't be bothered to lift the toilet seat and simply p*ss all over it I wonder if they do the same at home
Lifeline would like the DJ's there as early as possible, 9pm preferably when we start. I can't really speak for Andy who sorts the DJ's but I doubt he wouldn't take kindly to any DJ booked at Lifeline to DJ at another allnighter the same night.
Any DJ with anything about him shouldn't take two bookings the same night, he (or she) should be fully committed to just one venue, especially as most all-nighters start around 9pm.
I DJ'ed there several times, was a regular DJ at the Tracky Club at the time and could be found in a club somewhere in the area every weekend, great days!
yes but the difference with that is that is a legitimate original label release, you are talking about UK re-issues done especially for the UK Rare Soul Scene. I'm surprised anyone would even consider questioning the Big Maybelle Rojac releases.
well I try to make the Lifeline flyers (well supply the info, Mace does the techie bit of putting it together) interesting and maybe a bit collectable by using a different artist for the background. Few of the artists featured I doubt many have seen before. Betty Lloyd being one.
Here's the latest....Clifford Binns the featured artist.
Flyers still have their place on the scene but they are not the necessity they once were.
I wasn't knocking you or your motives for inclusion (I thought it was Carla Thomas, didn't remember the Tony & Showmen), I was merely highlighting the fact that songs out of period had been used previousluy, yours was the only northern one that came to mind.
well I'd prefer to see flyers on a table in the entrance to a venue, at least the promoter can take back the ones left at the end of the night. Saves on all the cleaning up too.
There's still plenty of people out there who don't use a PC, or should I say face-book and soul source so you still have to get the message across to these, not flyering could come across as complacency.
We had a discussion about flyers a while back.
Seen the name June Jackson on quite a few discs, credited as writer, arranger, producer etc.
The Bootleggers on Discovery just one, he's the featured artist on the flip. Also his great outing on Imperial, Its What's Underneath That Counts.
and a few more...
Modulations - Share Your Love
modulations - share your love - mozel.mp3
Modulations - Who's Going To Lose
modulations - who's going to lose - mozel.mp3
Soul Searchers Band - Sad Sad Story
soul searchers band - sad sad story - dart.mp3
The Outfit - Use Me
the outfit - use me - wirl.mp3
Wee - I'm All Changed
wee - i'm all changed - owl.mp3
Wee - Stay
wee - stay -owl.mp3