Everything posted by Kenb
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Film/TV stars that also became NS related artists
Thread promted by the resurgent post “Celebs who are OR Have been into Northern Soul” Perhaps done before...but how about Film/TV stars that also became NS related artists without knowing! Just two to start... Nichelle Nichols - It's Been On My Mind Connie Stevens - Tick Tock
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Pat Lewis.
One of the Holidays was married to one of The Adorables. be warned though...i’m Having a bit of a mid- information day today. So check it.
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Record World US Mag Online Archive
I'm pretty sure David and you Kegsy are correct. Firstly-i've listened again to the Standout side all the way through. It's likely they are the girls with the guitars. Secondly, i have probably remembered and re-read some stuff i was doing on The Debonaires, plus The Debanaires (backing vocals on Spencer Stirling's Audrey sides). -and stuff i was doing on The Adorables- and remembered (wrongly) a thread (most likely on SD Forum) which had the Debutantes tied into it. Glad to be corrected.
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Record World US Mag Online Archive
Strong Foundation on Standout 601 doesn't sound ( to me that is) like a white female garage group
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Record World US Mag Online Archive
i wasn't thinking of those Debtantes David, but i could have got my faded notes and memories wrong. i think...(sorry i can't be more precise) The Debutants -without an "e" in their name, was possibly an aggregation of some members of The Dobonaires/The Adorables.
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Record World US Mag Online Archive
I'm going back quite a few years now...so from memory and scruffy notes ....this may not be quite right-but it should start you off if you need to find out more. joyce wilson (joyce vincent) was one of the Debutantes( 3 females.) maybe even Dorothy Garland? they were on (i think) Standout?
- News: Northern Soul Connections #13 - Sherry & Inverts Neighbourhood
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Northern Soul Connections #13 - Sherry & Inverts Neighbourhood
Northern Soul Connections #13 - The Sherry & Inverts Neighbourhood After a bit of a break we have the latest in Northern Soul Connections series, it's #13 and this time around its a look at Sherry and the Inverts and their 'neighbourhood' Read on The Sherry & Inverts Neighbourhood... you can view all of Kevs 13 Northern soul Connections via this link Hit here to view all Kevs Northern Soul connections
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Twisted Wheel - Sounds ?
the club also owned many records itself (until they went...let's say missing)
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Twisted Wheel - Sounds ?
I make no comment about the record itself. But 'On Topic' sounds....then
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Twisted Wheel - Sounds ?
I wonder if what we are missing when we think back is...the wheel, Mecca, Casino, etc, went through at least two (more in some cases, M’s, etc) play/ music/ attendee transitions as they grew. That being the case, I for one often find myself now loving something I hated back then - and vice versa. or is that just rose tinted glasses?
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Twisted Wheel - Sounds ?
so the OP -but what are the top sounds that maybe haven't had much play or re-release over the years. Well for this... i'm not sure "top sounds" would be a definition for some...but me -hell yeah.
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Twisted Wheel - Sounds ?
'WHAT CAN A MAN DO' ...probably most remembered for its A-side - The ShowStoppers
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‘Hard’ 60s Soul Sounds
Quinvy-bloomin auto correct
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‘Hard’ 60s Soul Sounds
Head to any web site on the Muscle Shoals studios-Quincy, Fame, etc. You’ll find plenty of inspiration.
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News: Fred Bridges RIP
Fred Bridges RIP View full article
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Fred Bridges RIP
The passing of Fred Bridges last week was sad. Fred Bridges. a songwriter and a co-founder of the group the Brothers of Soul (this name came about as a result of the riots at the time). He worked to help The Masqueraders, and later road manager for The Four Tops. David Meikle (soul source member @David Meikle) did a wonderful piece in 2013 “The Fred Bridges Story” https://soulfuldetroit.com/web12-fred-bridges/fred-bridges-text/00-fb-introduction.htm
- News: Golden World Studios Detroit 20 May 1966
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
the most appropriate Title i could find- thanks
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
It’Z...time for the “Z’s”. Thanks to all the contributors and those that just dropped by to read/listen. It’s the endZ.
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
Yipeeee...Yes we're are opening the "Y's I missed them when it was “H”.
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
good use of the "X" ( Ec's)
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
blimey...good find for the "X"
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
eXacerbating not being able to think of an "X" -but we should open "X" up now. I have consulted the video referee and he says “eX” is permissible. Originally a girl group called the Masterettes, but Herb Rooney replaced Penny Carter when she left- So technically a mixed group (at least after 1963).
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let's start with the female "A's" - see if we get to the "Z"
Thanks for posting Kim up- a thrill a moment, for me