Eddiefoster

Never a boring post from you Diddy

Oh no not another genre to confuse me further

You're Good Enough For me PhilT

Nice one Gibby - be great to see you there as always

Mr Billups for me Mr T If possible just ask your heart

DJ Times for Saturday night folks Phil 19:30 – 20:30 Chris Churm 20:30 – 21:30 John Baggaley & Dave Flynn 21:30 – 22:30 Phil Threlfall 22:30 – 23:30 Derek Watmough 23:30 – 00:30 Looking forwards to another great night - there's always something to learn at the Ukrainian

You'll have Mr Carroll doing somersaults if you drop the needle on that in the modern room BazM - the Dynamic Superiors!

We might get a bit of this from Ted if we ask nicely!!

How about half yellow and half white??

Phew - I found a gold one

Oh gosh, I'm gonna have to do a stock check now Sir Bob it's very confusing when the goalposts keep changing

Just joining in with the green theme

Maybe green is the new yellow - I probably need to increase the green content of my collection after years of chasing yellow records if that's the case!!

I've always loved the Keele allniters going back to the mid-90s when I was first dragged along - and what an experience that was, great memories Now to be asked to DJ there by Pep (thanks Pep) is truly an honour and something that came out of nowhere so I'm looking forwards to the night - nervously ....be gentle with me See you all there on the night.

I keep wondering what a love bone is? - still I like the choon so I guess it doesn't really matter Answers on a postcard

Whoosh or is it Boom Mick?? or neither LOL

And another thing you don't hear too often

Still rummaging around in the box A current fave of BazM and rightly so!!

Another one to dust down for the April installment at Culcheth - New York magic (and another twofer Bob!!!)

2 great sides as you point out Sir Bob - but it's this one for me

And a nice alternate track sharing the same backing

Sooo looking forwards to the next installment of Culcheth now - it's been a whirlwind few months and the scene seems to be kicking back into full pace again which is great to see! Ted Massey is headlining in (as Mick Howard pointed out) part of his North of England Tour LOL - here's a sample of one of his latest sets to wet your appetites (and there are obviously plenty more where these came from ) Ravins - Your Love Is What I Want Dewey Black - Takin Love Where I Can Find It Joseph Webster - My Love Is So Strong United Sounds - It’s All Over (Baby) Sag War Fare - Don’t Be So Jive Groovettes - Think It Over Baby Bob And Fred - I’ll Be On My Way Camaro’s - We’re Not To Young Chuck Holiday - Just Can’t Trust Nobody Appointments - I Saw You There Barbara King -What I Did In The Street (Gulfstream) Salt And Pepper - A Man Of My Word Aspirations -You Left Me Pee Wee Shuck And Huey - Beside Myself Tyrone (The Wonder Boy) - Please Consider Me Imperial C’s - Someone Tell Her Empires - You’re On Top Girl Fortson & Scott - Sweet Lover Classics - One Dance Profs - Look At You Patrinell Staten - Little Love Affair Tiaras - Foolish Girl Mello Souls - We Can Make It William Powell - Heartache Souvenirs J D Bryant - I Won’t Be Coming Back See you all there

Another great night in the company of the Ukrainian faithful - we arrived early to find Ted Massey already ensconced in the bar area having a good old chinwag (gotta say respect to him for making the effort to soak up the vibe of the place before hitting the stage) - also he was heading off Peps' Whitchurch mini-nighter later, which just shows his enthusiasm and stamina TBF!! Phil kicked off proceedings as always at 19:30 - never a dull moment as he warms us up with some great selections including left field, underplayed and lesser knows tracks but always quality . Mick Howard followed for the 2nd hour and never fails to get things rocking - that man can read a floor!!! You only have to scan through his set to appreciate that! My set was split as Ted needed to get away at 23:00 - I thoroughly enjoy DJing at Ashton and last night was no exception - even with the added pressure of Ted in the mix. Teds set was off scale as you'd expect - I wish I'd kept a note of what he played but needless to say it did the business.........from The Groovettes to the Mello Souls and Sag Warfare to Joseph Webster....also he threw in this cracker out of Chicago just to show it's not all about the $$$ ....Tyrone (The Wonder Boy) is in fact Tyrone Davis. Here's a note from the man himself including the list of tracks played in his set (thanks Ted ) A big thank you to Chris Churm, Mick Howard and Simon for asking me to DJ, some brilliant tunes were played as you can see from the lists already posted. They get a very knowledgeable crowd in and the place was packed. It was good to see loads of friends including Geoff Green and Sandy, Shirley and Col Wood, Angie Heap Wills and Ian Wills, Baz Maledy, Gibby, Derek & Janet Watmough and Elaine Faherty sorry if I’ve missed anyone I’m bound to have . A lot of requests in this lot - I think they are in order but not 100% Ravins - Your love is what I want Dewey Black - Takin love where I can find it Joseph Webster - My love is so strong United Sounds - It’s all over (Baby) Sag War Fare - Don’t be so jive Groovettes - Think it over baby Bob and Fred - I’ll be on my way Camaro’s - We’re not to young Chuck Holiday - Just can’t trust nobody Appointments - I saw you there Barbara King -What I did in the street (Gulfstream) Salt and Pepper - A man of my word Aspirations -You left me Pee Wee Shuck and Huey - Beside myself Tyrone (the wonder boy) - Please consider me Imperial C’s - Someone tell her Empires - You’re on top girl Fortson & Scott - Sweet lover Classics - One dance Profs - Look at you Patrinell Staten - Little love affair Tiaras - Foolish girl Mello Souls - We can make it William Powell - Heartache souvenirs J D Bryant - I won’t be coming back Our leader (Chris Churm) finished off proceedings with his usual aplomb and I had a great night talking nonsense with anyone who'd listen - what more could you ask for

Anything could happen on the night! - rummaging through the playbox and this one jumped out as something that was well received at Culcheth pre-lockdown