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Cabell 101 Collegiates Just You Won't Ya Let Me Be Your Baby Cabell 102 ? Cabell 103 ? Cabell 104 Collegiates I Can't Get You Out Of My Mind My Babe Cabell 105 Collegiates Only You Can Make Me Well Who Needs Enemies Cabell 106 Collegiates I've Tried Everything Think Back Cabell 107 The Rejects All Of My Life Just A Little Bit Of You Cabell 108 Collegiates The Rains Came Cabell 109 Third Soul Trio That's A Natural Fact What About This Love Affair Cabell 110 ? Cabell 111 Collegiates Raindrops Pt 1 Raindrops Pt 2 Cabell 112 Parliaments Cry No More Sweet Nuthin' Cabell 113 The Rejects Black Is Black Down This Street Before Cabell 114 Paramounts Until I Met You All I Want To Do Is Wait as far as I'm aware all from 1964

I'll agree with that Mick

from the playlists I've seen the Attic do play summat different and the Union Soul Club (Mick H's venue) at the side of the Trent in Nottingham certainly play summat different. Lifeline is probably the best all-nighter of it's kind playinmg anything but the same old same, plus it's not far from you either. The Wilton is less than an hour up the road too with the anniversary later this month. As for the other venues locally, some I stopped going for exactly the same reasons you state, as did quite a few of my mates who live locally, or others I can't comment on the music policy as I've not been and don't see playlists. If you don't mind the drive there are venues that cater for those who want to hear something other thanb the same old same.

There's plenty of uptempo danceable 70's 80's soul, modern, soulful funk, wahtever. Gop abroad, they play all genres and the dance flolors are full. One of the reasons IMHO is they don't have all the oldies, newies, modern baggage we have, it's just Soul Music.

186 tracks.

I've got this on vinyl Bob, had it years. Was deleted a long time ago and I recently saw the cd set in HMV in town here.

how can I forget those why are the records termed 60's newies back then still referred to as 60's newies?

Trouble is it's hardly evolving now, going backwards in many casesd to a more oldies and retro scene. The sooner it gets away from the oldies only mentality and embraces crossover (and I don't mean Angie Stone, Futures etc) and other genres the scene will stand a better chance of bringing in some young uns.

In the 80's I can't really remember "Northern Soul" being used to a great degree. It was mainly "Rare Soul" or "6t's Rare Soul" etc or in some cases just the name of the soul club and all-nighter.

oops, Mike found it while I was posting it again..

Fi-Yi Dance - soulful two - pure soul music 1108 16001 refosoul Prefer the Soulful Two version myself, bit more than £40 too. Think the last one I saw was a ton.

well said, got better things to do than sit here going on about what might be sometime in the future. Enjoy it while you can

I doubt it, well nowt too serious anyway, not that good really IMO.

fab record. Ben amongst my plays for couple of years now.

I thought thewre was at least two copies before the little batch turned up. Know Butch was playing this out mid 80's, was this the one Tim turned up?

Nah mate but some do like to be exact with the quantities knocking about. I wish there was a copy for us both proper northern. Ted, the Deltours worth every penny just for the clapping in t'middle

not 100% mate but sure Andy said there was only 6 or 7 from the little find of Tims. I can check if you wanna know for sure?

Why not, been played at Northern Soul venues for some 20 odd years

What About You - charlotte o'hara - ava

The P-Vine I've heard in the past were just as bad as the Turbo release. I understood the P-Vine lp was taken directly from the Turbo.

I often feature records under 50 quid in my sets. There are some superb records 50 quid and under that are far better than many of todays mega money biggies (all IMHO of course).

From my experience most all-nighters are very different from Stoke which doesn't claim to be anything other than an oldies all-nighter. There are plenty of promoters trying to make a difference and book DJ's to play varied sets offering something different to the likes of Stoke. Lifeline is the nighter probably more local to you being at Barnby Moor near Retford. Get yourself along on the 21st April and you will hear something completely different to Stoke.

ps. I will check out Pilsley sometime in the future, I know you rate the venue highly Bazza.

It read like you was making a judgement on the all-nighter scene when you don't really support the all-nighter scene. Stoke and two in Sheffield, Sammanthas I presume, in the last 12 months is hardly your typical all-nighter scene. And as for the local venues, I live in the same area as you and the only two I can see that play something other than the same old same and oldies you hear everywhere are The Attic (which I will get to very soon) and The Union Soul nights at the Brit, I have to travel even for a soul night as the others have little to offer in the way of anything different from the playlists I've read and comments from mates round here.