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The bass riff of 'All your Goodies' reminds me of this which is the kinda dance tempo I like.

If you had stayed with it Mikey he did add "but they can still move". I thought he came across pretty respectful of the current scene. He was obviously a bit nervous and anyone who has been interviewed live on national telly knows how nerve racking it can be and that you don't always say exactly what you want to!

I saw her in Swindon in the early 90's and her voice was pants so didn't bother to leave the soul casino to watche her at Goodwood. Ann Sexton on the other hand....what a voice!!

Off the top of my head Anne Sexton sang 'You've been gone too long', 'I'm his wife (and your just a friend)' and 'I believe in miracles.' Joe sang 'Subway Joe' 'Gypsy woman' and The lord's prayer.....

What Nicki said except I was there for the three days and I also paid to get in.

Great summary Ian. To see Anne Sexton and Joe Bataan in one day.....incredible!! The whole weekend was fantastic!.

I couldn't even get in it was so packed on Saturday night so I thought I'sd take a look in the 'Let it Rock" maquee, only to hear some brilliant R&B/Popcorn and had room to dance too!!

Me too! Not been to a festival since 1977. Got 2 weekend tickets (for me and my sis) + camping + car parking for £150 off ebay last night. Result cos if i'd have gone through the official website it would have cost about £305! Really looking forward to Joe Bataan!

For anyone who's interested, Joe Bataan is playing the Goodwood festival on Saturday 14th August, 2010.

I've paid a certain enlightened promoter in Euro's. I won't say who it is tho.

Love it but then again I love loads of Joe's stuff.

Whitby is £30.95 according to the Goldsoul website.

and this one........ Although both tunes are British, which last time I looked were a long way from San Fransico.

How about this one Mikey?

Great pic! Takes me back to the days when Northamptonshire stunk of leather.

Her husband is a pretty good DJ as well!

Or in the words of Bobby Valentin, USE IT BEFORE YOU LOSE IT!

Er........Brilliant script Choleysoul! Edited on request.....

The problem is Simon, if a film doesn't use attention engaging artistic license, you end up with a documentary. I went to see 'Nowhere Boy' the story of John Lennon's adolescence recently and I thought it an excellent film but I couldn't tell you if it was historically correct or not . I googled a review of the film and according to the reviewer, there were some exaggerations but these were in some of the personal relationships rather than historical facts. As a film, Northern soul is bound to be full of minor inaccuracies, just hope that the dancers are not heading off to Wakefield Casino. P.S I tackled some American's about U-571 film and their answer was it was just a film. I replied, how would you feel if we made a film about how the British were the first people to land on the moon. They then saw why I was so miffed.

Ha, forgot about the BRALT track. Have the 7 inch on picture disc somewhere.

Personally, it's the tune that hits that part of the brain that sensual sex, fabulous food and Northampton Town scoring a 92nd minute winning goal does. Sometimes it may be an old favourite, it may also be a tune that is 'love at first hear', but whatever, you want to interperate that love, that spine tingling rush on hearing said tune by dropping everything and just dancing for the sheer joy of it all. Of course, and happily, we all have different tunes that call us to the dancefloor. So in answer to the question Miss Wasperella, it's the tune itself, although experiencing other people enjoying dancing to a tune can elevate it to a status it may not otherwise have enjoyed if just played at home.

Yes, there is such a thing as the perfect Allnighter, It's the one you come away from thinking, THAT WAS BRILLIANT'.