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    Here's some good news , 21st March see's one of the top UK allnighters back in action. Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    Here's some good news , 21st March see's one of the top UK allnighters back in action. With a special format, refurbished venue and new timing it sounds like its a must go... over to longtime member Dave B WILTON ALLNIGHTER 15TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTORS SPECIAL 21st MARCH 9.00PM - 7.00AM Late Bar £10.00 OTD. Yes it's back!!! All new refurbished venue, thanks to new owners New Wheatsheaf Conference and Banqueting. Does that name sound familiar? It should because it's the same owner as the pub on the corner. Some more good news for those of you who like a bit of liquid refreshment before the niter. The new owners have agreed to level the bar prices in the Wilton to that charged in the pub and also throw in a few concessions from time to time. The new start time means you can drink in the venue from 9.00pm, hear some great music and still pay the same over the bar as the pub. If you are missing the Frobisher Soul Nights why not come along to the Wilton 9.00pm till 1.00am. £10.00 otd with £5.00 refund if you leave by 1.30am. WILTON ALLNIGHTER – Yes we intend to keep the name. 21st March DJ's Baz Atkinson & Duncan McAllister Neil Toplis & John Hirst Arthur Fenn & Maria O Colin Wood & Johno Boxy & Shane Cox Maria Willingham & Partner Jeff Heads & Kevin Johnson Jerry Brown & Martyn Bird John Britton & Mouse All the Dj's will be paired as shown and will play one hour spots - Deck for Deck
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    wilton allnighter 15th anniversary
    15TH ANNIVERSARY COLLECTORS SPECIAL 9.00PM - 7.00AM Late Bar ¡£10.00 OTD. Yes it's back!!! All new refurbished venue, thanks to new owners New Wheatsheaf Conference and Banqueting. Does that name sound familiar? It should because it's the same owner as the pub on the corner. Some more good news for those of you who like a bit of liquid refreshment before the niter. The new owners have agreed to level the bar prices in the Wilton to that charged in the pub and also throw in a few concessions from time to time. The new start time means you can drink in the venue from 9.00pm, hear some great music and still pay the same over the bar as the pub. If you are missing the Frobisher Soul Nights why not come along to the Wilton 9.00pm till 1.00am. ¡£10.00 otd with refund if you leave by 1.30am. WILTON ALLNIGHTER " Yes we intend to keep the name 21st March DJ's Baz Atkinson & Duncan McAllister Neil Toplis & John Hirst Arthur Fenn & Maria O Colin Wood & Johno Boxy & Shane Cox Maria Willingham & Partner Jeff Heads & Kevin Johnson Jerry Brown & Martyn Bird John Britton & Mouse All the Dj's will be paired as shown and will play one hour spots - Deck for Deck New Website: www.wheatsheaf.com/all_nighters/index.html
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    WILTON ALLNIGHTER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th - THE LAST THIS YEAR. Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    WILTON ALLNIGHTER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th - THE LAST THIS YEAR. The Wilton Ballroom which has provided a home for our allnighter, featuring soul music from all eras and genre for over 14 years non-stop, is to close for the remainder of the year. Under new ownership, the venue is to receive much needed refurbishment and alteration, which is planned to start in October. This means our next allnighter on the 7th September will be the last this year, and our November 2nd allnighter unfortunately cancelled. After a meeting with the new management team who are keen to retain the event, we are pleased to announce that the reopening of the ‘New Wilton Ballroom’ in early April 2008 will see the continuation of our much loved allnighters hopefully for many more years to come. Also during our meeting with the new management some exciting new possibilities were discussed for expanding and enhancing our allnighter. Though a complete refurbishment of the existing building is planned don't worry, the raised dance area and sprung floor will be retained. However there will be all new furnishings, P.A. system, and extensions to the front and rear of the building, providing additional function rooms and a balcony. When completed, the new venue will provide us with more possibilities and facilities than ever before, so watch this space. We hope this doesn't cause too much inconvenience to our regulars, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their support over the years, soul fans, DJs, S.U.N. fanzine, and the many record dealers who have not only supported our events, but run our ads in their mailings. The September date will not only be the last in 2007 but the last now for a little over 6 months, so let's make it a very special night and give the old place a good send off. This is the last time you will see the Wilton Ballroom in its present form. We will kick off the "New Wilton" by celebrating our 15th anniversary with our much loved collectors' night, featuring DJs and collectors playing deck for deck, which we plan for early April 2008. We'll keep you posted via the Wilton website (also to be refurbished) and the Soul Source forum as things progress, If you want the personal touch, send your email address to boxy1@btopenworld.com and we'll keep you updated.
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    The Last Soul Night At The Frobisher Suite - Wakefield Saturday 31st March - Chicago Soul Survey The Mill House Group, which owns The Frobisher Suite, part of the Ferry Boat complex at Stanley Ferry, Wakefield, has finalised a decision to convert the building to a Wacky Warehouse for kids. This means the end of the very successful Soul Nights, which have had their home there for almost twelve years. This decision to close came out of the blue to the promoters - Dave&Val Box, and Fred&Jacque Ward. After discussions with the local staff at the Frobisher, many of whom were still in shock themselves, not knowing their futures, it was decided to make the next scheduled Soul Night, Saturday 31st March - The Chicago Soul Survey - the very last Soul Night to be held at the venue. The promotion team is very saddened by this decision, and can only apologise for any inconvenience caused to the many loyal soul fans who have attended the venue over the years. The venue has been something special. It has earned its reputation as one of the longest running, forward thinking venues in Yorkshire. Started in 1995, over the years it has helped to move the scene on by its music policy and willingness to try something new. We have booked most of the top DJ's from all over the country, and introduced lesser known jocks/collectors, who have made their reputations at the venue. We have had some great nights with live acts and many special celebration nights. The music policy changed over the years as it must, but has always been superb - something for everybody with an eagerness to introduce something new, a policy now widely used by many new venues trying to gain a slice of the action and stay in business. We take this as a compliment to our efforts over the years. We are still suffering from the shock of this decision at the moment, but must now put our efforts into making sure the very last event is really something to remember. So, let's go out on a high note. If you've been a regular, don't miss the last one, and if you haven't been before, this is your very last chance. For those of you who haven't already seen details of this very special last event, read on: The Final Curtain: Saturday, 31st March 2007 March again and 12 months since Dave celebrated his 60th birthday with special live appearances of Jackie Ross&Syl Johnson - well, no live artists this time but 6 hours of soul music associated with the Windy City, yes a full Chicago Soul Survey. Such a night will include some very rare disks, but will also feature classic sounds very well known to all soul music fans. In the golden years, Chicago had more independent record labels operating than in Detroit and you will be surprised how many classic sounds have their roots in Chicago. DJ's tonight feature three stalwart Chicago collectors, firstly Mark Bicknell&Shane Cox. Both these guys are not only respected DJ's but have over the years been responsible for documenting Chicago related articles in many soul publications. Dave Box has always had his main interest in all things Chicago after his first visit stateside in 1970 and has more recently been one of the main forces behind the Chicago Soul Series CD's released by Grapevine Music - copies will be available on the night. Co-promoter Fred Ward will also be spinning some well-known Chicago classics from his box. Let's have a great night; get yourself down to the Frobisher and you never know, you might just hear or learn something new about the wonderful soul sounds of CHICAGO. We intend to document the history of the soul nights over the years, detailing DJs play lists, reviews, photos, live acts, punters' celebrations, after the last event, and hope you will add your memories/comments. If you would like to pass on your memories/comments on the Events Forum here is the link: www.soul-source.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=44411 Thanks to everyone for your support over the years, especially the Frobisher staff; the DJs; SUN fanzine; and the many record dealers who have run our ads in their mailings. Dave&Fred, Val&Jacque For information: 01924 894555/891332 or www.frobisher.smallframe.co.uk
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    The Last Soul Night At The Frobisher Suite - Wakefield Saturday 31st March - Chicago Soul Survey The Mill House Group, which owns The Frobisher Suite, part of the Ferry Boat complex at Stanley Ferry, Wakefield, has finalised a decision to convert... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
  8. Boxy
    frobisher 31st march - chicago soul survey
    Events Information: 31st March 2007 March again and 12 months since Dave celebrated his 60th birthday with special live appearances of Jackie Ross & Syl Johnson - well, no live artists this time but 6 hours of soul music associated with the Windy City, yes a full Chicago Soul Survey. Such a night will include some very rare disks, but will also feature classic sounds very well known to all soul music fans. In the golden years, Chicago had more independent record labels operating than in Detroit and you will be surprised how many classic sounds have their roots in Chicago. DJ's tonight feature three stalwart Chicago collectors, firstly Mark Bicknell & Shane Cox. Both these guys are not only respected DJ's but have over the years been responsible for documenting Chicago related articles in many soul publications. Dave Box has always had his main interest in all things Chicago after his first visit stateside in 1970 and more recently been one of the main forces behind the Chicago Soul Series CD's released by Grapevine Music - copies will be available on the night. Co-promoter Fred Ward will also be spinning some well known Chicago classics from his box. Let's have a great night, get yourself down to the Frobisher and you never know you might just hear or learn something new about the wonderful soul sounds of CHICAGO.
  9. Boxy
    For some reason two publications - On the Scene & Manifesto -. have detailed ads for this event showing the wrong date. To clear any more confusion the FROBISHER CHRISTMAS CRACKER is on BOXING DAY NIGHT Tuesday 26th December 2006.For some reason... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    For some reason two publications - On the Scene & Manifesto -. have detailed ads for this event showing the wrong date. To clear any more confusion the FROBISHER CHRISTMAS CRACKER is on BOXING DAY NIGHT Tuesday 26th December 2006.For some reason two publications - On the Scene & Manifesto -. have detailed ads for this event showing the wrong date. To clear any more confusion the FROBISHER CHRISTMAS CRACKER is on BOXING DAY NIGHT Tuesday 26th December 2006. We hope this error has not caused anyone any major problems and we look forward to seeing you all on the correct date. The correct details are shown below for anyone that is still confused FROBISHER SOUL NIGHTS THE CHRISTMAS SOUL CRACKER Boxing Day Night Tuesday 26th December . 8.00pm - 2.00am. Admission £5.00 OTD. Late Bar. The Frobisher - Conference & Bangueting Suite. Ferry Lane - Stanley Ferry - Wakefield - West Yorkshire. Last date of the year and another Christmas Cracker. This year we return to our original date - 26th - Boxing Day night with a 2.00am finish. Guests as always at this festive time of year are Roger Banks & Derek Pearson both very well respected on the soul circuit and guaranteed to entertain the crowd on the night with a great mix of tunes from all eras. Food is available in the resturant until 9.00pm We would like to thank everyone who has helped to keep the FROBISHER up there as one of the longest running quality soul nights around, the Frobisher staff for always being accommodating, our guest DJ's and you the fans for being loyal to the venue. Val & Jacque, Dave & Fred would like to wish you all a soulful Christmas and a great New Year. Dave's 60th Birthday Bash is now on DVD - the complete show with Jackie Ross and Syl Johnson and Snake Davis & the Suspicions - £10.00 each. Contact - 01924 894555/891332 or for DVD First date for 2007 is Saturday January 27th with Guests - Cliff Camfield & Stuart Bennett.
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    For those of you that still haven't got tickets but still intend to come, or have just found out about it!! Yes people are ringing up and telling us that they have, amazingly, only just found out about it. The remaining few tickets... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    For those of you that still haven't got tickets but still intend to come, or have just found out about it!! Yes people are ringing up and telling us that they have, amazingly, only just found out about it. The remaining few tickets will be available on a pay on the door basis at £20.00, but we strongly recommend that you contact us using any of the methods listed below, making ticket reservations in your name. CHICAGO SOUL LEGENDS VISIT YORKSHIRE Jackie Ross and Syl Johnson, backed by Snake Davis&The Suspicions, will be appearing at the Frobisher, Stanley Ferry, Wakefield on 25th March 2006. This well-respected soul night has just celebrated its 10 years anniversary, with a very successful allnighter, and now stages a Chicago Soul Special. Direct from Chicago, exclusively for one night only, two Chicago soul legends will be performing some of their wonderful songs. The event will also be a tribute to the late singer/songwriter Johnny Moore, who sadly died in May 2005. Johnny wrote a number of songs for Syl Johnson, and was a long time friend of Jackie Ross. All three artists are good friends of Frobisher promoter Dave Box, who celebrates his 60th birthday on the same night. Apart from producing that authentic 60s backing sound, which they are very well known for, Snake Davis&The Suspicions will also perform their own set during the night. Jackie Ross and Syl Johnson have much more in common than residing in Chicago. In the early 60s Jackie was singing gospel in the Chicago area, but wanted to establish herself in the R&B market. Her break came at a talent contest at the Trianon Ballroom in Chicago. Syl Johnson's band was playing there, Jackie won the contest, and the award was a weekend of singing and being paid. That started her singing in Syl Johnson's band. 2006 - some 43 years later - and they are back on stage together again. Jackie will perform songs from many of the Chicago labels she was associated with, including Chess, Brunswick, Fountain, Golden Ear, GSF. Jackie only once visited the UK, in 1964, with Johnny Nash, on a Chess promotional tour, to promote her hit "Selfish One". Jackie has not performed any of her other material in the UK before. For the first time, this very underrated artist gets her chance to perform in front of a very appreciative soul crowd. Expect to hear: "Selfish One", "Trust In Me", "Take Me For A Little While", "Keep Your Chin Up" and many more. Her new Grapevine CD "Take The Weight Off Me" will be available on the night. !!Get a signed copy!! Syl Johnson - singer/songwriter/producer; a true legend in soul music. From quote by writer Bill Pollak: "Soul music is a language. The satisfaction that we derive from a great soul performance comes from our sense that the singer is expressing could not have been expressed as well in any other language. That's why a great soul performance means so much more than just a combination of music and lyrics". By this standard, Syl Johnson is a master of the soul genre. Syl Johnson is still very much a performer and has just returned from performing in Turkey, supported with some of his original band members from Pieces of Peace. During April 2005, Syl performed at the Barbican in London, as part of "It Came From Memphis" - Hi Records showcase. Many soul fans in the UK knew nothing about the show or the artists appearing, and although the crowd was appreciative, the artists did not get the warm welcome that only true soul fans can show. This is your second chance to see this unique artist live on stage. Syl will perform not only hits from his Hi Records period, including "We Did It", "Anyway The Wind Blows" but will include songs from his own labels Twilight and Twinight: "Try Me", "One Way Ticket", and his northern soul rarity "Do You Know What Love Is" on Special Agent, plus many more, including a very special duet with Jackie Ross. This will undoubtedly be a night to remember - don't miss it. The remaining few tickets will be available on a pay on the door basis at £20.00, but we strongly recommend that you contact us using any of the methods listed below, making ticket reservations in your name. Food is available at the venue from 5pm until 9pm. DETAILS: Doors open at 9pm and close at 3am. Bar 'til 2am. The Suspicions will perform around 10.30pm.Jackie and Syl, with Snake Davis&the Suspicions, will be on stage around 12.30 onwards. Additional support from DJs: Mick H, Shane Cox, Steve Handbury featuring Chicago Soul 45s. Jackie and Syl will be available for interviews throughout the night. Tickets can be obtained from Dave&Val or Fred&Jacque - - telephone 01924 894555 or 01924 891332, - or visit www.soulgalore.co.uk or boxy1@btopenworld.com Hotel accommodation is available close by: The Village Motel, Normanton; The Premier Travel Inn, Whitwood; The Bridge Motel, Whitwood; The Tulip Hotel, J32/M62, Glasshoughton. Check the web.
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    Very sad news indeed, and a shock to us all. Condolences to Christine and her family. John will be sadly missed at the Wilton. Mouse has spoken to Christine, and we all intend to make the funeral Tuesday 17th Jan at 1.30 - Scunthorpe Crematorium. Shane Cox, a very, very close friend of John, is gutted. He has lost someone special. From Mouse, John Britton & Boxy, Wilton Allnighter. Next Wilton - 20th January.
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    chicago legends visit yorkshire
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    FRIDAY DATES FOR 2006 Now entering its 13 year. Dates for 2006 are as follows: JAN 20TH MARCH 17TH MAY 19TH JULY 21ST SEPT 15TH NOV 17TH Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    FRIDAY DATES FOR 2006 Now entering its 13 year. Dates for 2006 are as follows: JAN 20TH MARCH 17TH MAY 19TH JULY 21ST SEPT 15TH NOV 17TH
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    frobisher 10 year aniversary allnighter
    Yes! just in case you've forgotten, we celebrate our TENTH anniversary on the 22ND October, with a two room 'niter - with what is possibly the best Guest DJ line up assembled in a long time. It's gonna be a great nite so be warned - get your tickets early - Tickets - £9.00. OTD - £10.00. For advance tickets & Info: Contact - 01924 894555/891332 or SOULGALORE All other details are on the flyer. Doors open at 8.30PM - so our regular soul nite crowd are catered for, you can stay with us until 2.00AM or stay till the end at 8.30AM. 12 Soulful Hours. Main Room - Northern Soul - 8.30PM - 8.30AM. Crossover Room - Midnight - 8.00AM. Latest News: Derek Peason and Robbo added to line up. Watch this site for more details.
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    FROBISHER SOUL NIGHT SATURDAY 30TH APRIL 2005 Well, here we are again, the last event before our summer break. When Fred and myself started the soul nights 10 years ago, we had no idea we would still be in business in 2005. This year we have had some great nights - February with Sam & Arthur was outstanding, Sam was totally stunned at the amount of soulful requests he was getting asked for: "They're asking for my favourite records, it's just like Soul Essence". Arthur was also on top form, and both really enjoyed the night. We must thank you, the crowd, for your continued support. Tonight we welcome two Lancashire lads - BOB HINSLEY & ROBBO - both regulars at the Frobisher and very well respected. Admission £5 otd. 8 til 2am. Late bar. One special date for your diary - 22nd OCTOBER. Our 10 years anniversary. A two room 'niter is planned - Northern/Modern. Guest DJs already confirmed include Butch, Andy Dyson, Tim Brown, Soul Sam, Arthur Fenn, Bob Hinsley, Alex Jones, Mick H, John Britton. Resident DJs Dave Box & Fred Ward. For info and venue reports: 01924 894555/891332 0r soulgalore Record Dealers Welcome
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    FROBISHER SOUL NIGHTS SATURDAY 26TH FEBRUARY 2005 Our second event for 2005 sees a return visit for two of the Frobisher's favourite DJs: Soul Sam and Arthur Fenn. To quote from a recent DJ profile, "Favourite DJs & Why", Sam - for sheer persistence and imagination; Arthur - 60s 70s, 80s... he will provide the perfect blend. Well, enough of the flattery. Together with residents Dave & Fred, and an appreciative crowd, another soulful night is guaranteed. See you there. ADMISSION £5.00. 8.00PM - 2.00AM LATE BAR FOR INFORMATION: 01924 894555/891332 OR SOULGALORE RECORD DEALERS WELCOME
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    THE WILTON, 21 JANUARY 2005 So, the Wilton all-nighter’s January edition kicked off another year in good style. Good attendance, nice atmosphere, and a lot of good feedback on the night, judging by the regulars I spoke to. Guest DJs were all in championship form, Dave Welding being the first on. He played an excellent hour and seemed to enjoy his first performance up in West Yorkshire. Andy Dyson was on fire – absolutely brilliant hour by the South Yorkshire man. The newer discoveries he played really were top drawer. Great to hear not one thing that you’d heard for the very first time and liked, but several in a row, mixed in with some nice crossover stuff, and a well thought out assortment of quality under-played oldies. I only caught the first quarter of Dean’s spot, but he’s always had some good stuff to play. I’ll just jot down a few tunes of what was played on the night and let people judge for themselves. Mouse: Gene Redding – I Need Your Lovin’ – Bell; Ernie Johnson – I’m A Big Man – Cry; Clydie King – My Love Grows Deeper – Imperial; Larry Williams – I’m The One – Okeh; Ray Pollard – Wanderlust – Decca; Fantastics – Me And You – SS7; Johnny Clyde Copeland – Coming To See About You – Suave. John B: Delroyals – Some Kind of Wonderful – Mercury; Masqueraders – How Big Is Big – Bell; Masqueraders -I Ain’t Gonna Stop – AGP; Philip Mitchell – Gonna Build California All Over The World – Shout; Tyrone Ashley – I Want My Baby Back - Phil LA of Soul; Purple Mundi – Stop Hurting Me Baby – Cat; Newcomers – Picture Show – Truth; Bobby Womack – Tried and Convicted – Minit; Danny White – Keep My Woman Home – Atlas; Billy Woods – I Don’t Want To Lose Your Love – Verve; Joe Valentine – I Lost The Only Love I Had – Val. Dave Welding: Pat Lewis – No-one To Love – Solid Hit; Billy Kennedy – Sweet Thing – Thelma; Jessie Johnson – Left Out – Old Town; Constellations – I Don’t Know About You – Gemini Star; Unique Blend – Yes I’m In Love – Eastbound; Eric Lomax; Tab Walton – Love Me The Way I Love You – Oriole; Pat & The Blenders – Just Because – Fast Eddie; Betty Wilson – I’m Yours – Dayco; Guitar Ray – You’re Gonna Wreck My Life – Shagg; 4 Tracks – Like My Love For You – Mandingo; Melvin Davis – Find A Quiet Place – Wheel City; George Freeman – Down and Out – Valiant; Herman Lewis – Who’s Kissing You Tonight – Stone Blue. Dave Box: El Anthony – We’ve Been In Love Too Long – La Cindy; Johnny Howard – The Chase Is On – Bashie; Elbie Parker – Please Keep Away From Me – Verve; Falcons – Good Good Feeling – Big Wheel; Kenny Hamber – Anything You Want – Arctic; Fascinators – In Other Words – Boom Boy; Hytones – Bigger & Better – A-Bet; Shirley Karol – Just To Make You Happy – Dakar; Blenders – Your Love Has Got Me Down – Mar-V-Lus; Johnny Robinson – Gone But Not Forgotten – Oken; Experts – My Love Is Real – Joby; Moses Dillard – I’ll Pay The Price – Mark V; Sheppards – Stubborn Heart – Mirwood; 11th Comandments – Then I Reach Satisfaction – Fast Track; ConsteLlation – I Don’t Know How To – Gemini Star; Lou Rawls – Let Me Be Good To You; New Group – Love Can’t Be Modernised – Gemini; Cooke Scott – I Don’t Care – Orr; Shelly Fisher – Girl I Love You – Dayla; Linda Perry – It’s All At The Back Of Me Now – Mainstream; Nikki Farrar (unissued) – Take My Chances – Acetate. Andy Dyson: Tempos; Calvin Grayson – Love’s Just Begun – In; Earls – Everybody But Me; Volumes – Ain’t Gonna Give You Up – Karen; Eddie Billups – Shake Off That Dream; Adlibs – I Don’t Need No Fortune Teller – Passion; Saints – I’ll Let You Slide – Wigwam; Loves Stormy Weather; Donna King – Take Me Home – Hot Line; Carol Anderson – Taking My Mind Off Love – Whip; Lee Andrews – Nevertheless – Crimson; Spencer Wiggins – Let’s Talk It Over; plus a raft of newer discoveries, and a thing by O C Tolbert which got people rushing to the decks. Dean Anderson: Bob Fowler – Now You Got The Upper Hand – Studio acetate unissued; Barbara Mercer – My Dear Heat – Solid Hit Bound unissued; Venturers – Heart Of Love – Green Light; Robert Spencer – Our Wedding Day – Custom Pack studio acetate; Winston ‘Flook’ Richards – Let’s Get Together – Trex; Preston Peters – You Can’t By-pass Our Love – MM Enterprises; Delegates of Soul – I’ll Come Running Back – Up Look; Thom East & The Playboys – Need Somebody To Love – Toddling Town; Deon Jackson – Someday The Sun Will Shine – Studio acetate unissued; Clyde McPhatter – Please Give Me One More Chance. Saus: Moments - You Said – Deep; Shades of Blue - Away To Love You - Impact LP; Bobby Womack – Something For My Head - Columbia LP; Martha Reeves – Can’t Break The Habit - Gordy ; Brenda Holloway – Just Look What You’ve Done – Tamla; Marvelettes – Love Can Save Me – Motown; Pete Warner – I Just Want To Spend My Life With You – Polydor; Arthur Prysock – All I Need Is You Tonight – Old Town; Moments – Just Having Your Love – Stand; Kim Katrell – Did You See Him Last Night – Tyson; Yvonne Carroll – Please Don’t Go – Veejay; Barbara Redd – I’ll Be All Alone – SPQR; Sterephonics – Don’t Leave Me – Mas-Tok; Big Joe Turner – My Little Woman – C/U; Sammy Lee – Let’s Talk It Over – Watts Way; Doris Smith – No Good Guy – Limelight; Johnnie Mae Matthews – Mama’s Gonna Stop You – C/U; Rocky Roberts & Airedales – Have My Baby – C/U; Demetrice Faire – Young Girl – Turonta. In due course we’ll be taking a more in-depth look at the Wilton and how it came to be, but in the meantime, for people out there who have never been before, if you like some of the tunes on the playlists come down and pay us a visit. You’ll see what a cracking nighter it really is. The Wilton would like to thank all the people who have attended for the last decade, for making it what it is. Cheers. John Britton
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    THE WILTON, 21 JANUARY 2005 Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    More information about "Offical Play List Wilton 21st Jan. 2005,"
    THE WILTON, 21 JANUARY 2005 So, the Wilton all-nighter’s January edition kicked off another year in good style. Good attendance, nice atmosphere, and a lot of good feedback on the night, judging by the regulars I spoke to. Guest DJs were all in championship form, Dave Welding being the first on. He played an excellent hour and seemed to enjoy his first performance up in West Yorkshire. Andy Dyson was on fire – absolutely brilliant hour by the South Yorkshire man. The newer discoveries he played really were top drawer. Great to hear not one thing that you’d heard for the very first time and liked, but several in a row, mixed in with some nice crossover stuff, and a well thought out assortment of quality under-played oldies. I only caught the first quarter of Dean’s spot, but he’s always had some good stuff to play. I’ll just jot down a few tunes of what was played on the night and let people judge for themselves. Mouse: Gene Redding – I Need Your Lovin’ – Bell; Ernie Johnson – I’m A Big Man – Cry; Clydie King – My Love Grows Deeper – Imperial; Larry Williams – I’m The One – Okeh; Ray Pollard – Wanderlust – Decca; Fantastics – Me And You – SS7; Johnny Clyde Copeland – Coming To See About You – Suave. John B: Delroyals – Some Kind of Wonderful – Mercury; Masqueraders – How Big Is Big – Bell; Masqueraders -I Ain’t Gonna Stop – AGP; Philip Mitchell – Gonna Build California All Over The World – Shout; Tyrone Ashley – I Want My Baby Back - Phil LA of Soul; Purple Mundi – Stop Hurting Me Baby – Cat; Newcomers – Picture Show – Truth; Bobby Womack – Tried and Convicted – Minit; Danny White – Keep My Woman Home – Atlas; Billy Woods – I Don’t Want To Lose Your Love – Verve; Joe Valentine – I Lost The Only Love I Had – Val. Dave Welding: Pat Lewis – No-one To Love – Solid Hit; Billy Kennedy – Sweet Thing – Thelma; Jessie Johnson – Left Out – Old Town; Constellations – I Don’t Know About You – Gemini Star; Unique Blend – Yes I’m In Love – Eastbound; Eric Lomax; Tab Walton – Love Me The Way I Love You – Oriole; Pat & The Blenders – Just Because – Fast Eddie; Betty Wilson – I’m Yours – Dayco; Guitar Ray – You’re Gonna Wreck My Life – Shagg; 4 Tracks – Like My Love For You – Mandingo; Melvin Davis – Find A Quiet Place – Wheel City; George Freeman – Down and Out – Valiant; Herman Lewis – Who’s Kissing You Tonight – Stone Blue. Dave Box: El Anthony – We’ve Been In Love Too Long – La Cindy; Johnny Howard – The Chase Is On – Bashie; Elbie Parker – Please Keep Away From Me – Verve; Falcons – Good Good Feeling – Big Wheel; Kenny Hamber – Anything You Want – Arctic; Fascinators – In Other Words – Boom Boy; Hytones – Bigger & Better – A-Bet; Shirley Karol – Just To Make You Happy – Dakar; Blenders – Your Love Has Got Me Down – Mar-V-Lus; Johnny Robinson – Gone But Not Forgotten – Oken; Experts – My Love Is Real – Joby; Moses Dillard – I’ll Pay The Price – Mark V; Sheppards – Stubborn Heart – Mirwood; 11th Comandments – Then I Reach Satisfaction – Fast Track; ConsteLlation – I Don’t Know How To – Gemini Star; Lou Rawls – Let Me Be Good To You; New Group – Love Can’t Be Modernised – Gemini; Cooke Scott – I Don’t Care – Orr; Shelly Fisher – Girl I Love You – Dayla; Linda Perry – It’s All At The Back Of Me Now – Mainstream; Nikki Farrar (unissued) – Take My Chances – Acetate. Andy Dyson: Tempos; Calvin Grayson – Love’s Just Begun – In; Earls – Everybody But Me; Volumes – Ain’t Gonna Give You Up – Karen; Eddie Billups – Shake Off That Dream; Adlibs – I Don’t Need No Fortune Teller – Passion; Saints – I’ll Let You Slide – Wigwam; Loves Stormy Weather; Donna King – Take Me Home – Hot Line; Carol Anderson – Taking My Mind Off Love – Whip; Lee Andrews – Nevertheless – Crimson; Spencer Wiggins – Let’s Talk It Over; plus a raft of newer discoveries, and a thing by O C Tolbert which got people rushing to the decks. Dean Anderson: Bob Fowler – Now You Got The Upper Hand – Studio acetate unissued; Barbara Mercer – My Dear Heat – Solid Hit Bound unissued; Venturers – Heart Of Love – Green Light; Robert Spencer – Our Wedding Day – Custom Pack studio acetate; Winston ‘Flook’ Richards – Let’s Get Together – Trex; Preston Peters – You Can’t By-pass Our Love – MM Enterprises; Delegates of Soul – I’ll Come Running Back – Up Look; Thom East & The Playboys – Need Somebody To Love – Toddling Town; Deon Jackson – Someday The Sun Will Shine – Studio acetate unissued; Clyde McPhatter – Please Give Me One More Chance. Saus: Moments - You Said – Deep; Shades of Blue - Away To Love You - Impact LP; Bobby Womack – Something For My Head - Columbia LP; Martha Reeves – Can’t Break The Habit - Gordy ; Brenda Holloway – Just Look What You’ve Done – Tamla; Marvelettes – Love Can Save Me – Motown; Pete Warner – I Just Want To Spend My Life With You – Polydor; Arthur Prysock – All I Need Is You Tonight – Old Town; Moments – Just Having Your Love – Stand; Kim Katrell – Did You See Him Last Night – Tyson; Yvonne Carroll – Please Don’t Go – Veejay; Barbara Redd – I’ll Be All Alone – SPQR; Sterephonics – Don’t Leave Me – Mas-Tok; Big Joe Turner – My Little Woman – C/U; Sammy Lee – Let’s Talk It Over – Watts Way; Doris Smith – No Good Guy – Limelight; Johnnie Mae Matthews – Mama’s Gonna Stop You – C/U; Rocky Roberts & Airedales – Have My Baby – C/U; Demetrice Faire – Young Girl – Turonta. In due course we’ll be taking a more in-depth look at the Wilton and how it came to be, but in the meantime, for people out there who have never been before, if you like some of the tunes on the playlists come down and pay us a visit. You’ll see what a cracking nighter it really is. The Wilton would like to thank all the people who have attended for the last decade, for making it what it is. Cheers. John Britton
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    SOULFULL CHRISTMAS CRACKER AT THE FROBISHER BOXING DAY 26TH DECEMBER 2004 FREE ADMISSION SOULFULL CHRISTMAS CRACKER AT THE FROBISHER BOXING DAY 26TH DECEMBER 2004 FREE ADMISSION Yes! We are almost into our 10th year. Just think, if you starte... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full
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    SOULFULL CHRISTMAS CRACKER AT THE FROBISHER BOXING DAY 26TH DECEMBER 2004 FREE ADMISSION SOULFULL CHRISTMAS CRACKER AT THE FROBISHER BOXING DAY 26TH DECEMBER 2004 FREE ADMISSION Yes! We are almost into our 10th year. Just think, if you started comming to the Frobisher Soul Nights when you were 40 then your almost 50!! NOW, and some of us are a lot older than that (frightening). Well, as a special token of our appreciation of your support, this Christmas Cracker is absolutely FREE ADMISSION, no its not a typing error. With our usual guests DEREK PEARSON&ROGER BANKS and DAVE&FRED, we can guarantee a great night. 8pm while late. 2005 dates are already fixed, supported by some of the top DJs on the scene.ONE SPECIAL DATE FOR YOUR DIARY - 22ND OCTOBER 2005. Our 10 years anniversary. A two room niter is planned - Northern/Modern. With all our regular guest DJs present. Details to follow. Dates for 2005: 29th January - Mick H&Ian Cunliff 26th February - Soul Sam&Arthur Fenn 26th March - 30th April - 24th September - 22nd October - 26th November - 26th December For info and venue reports: 01924 894555/891332 or soulgalore
  25. Boxy
    The Boys are back in Town Frobisher Soul Night 30th October ( This Saturday ) Guest DJs TIM BROWN & GINGER TAYLOR Residents DAVE BOX & FRED WARD Admission £5.00 Late Bar 8.00PM - 2.00AM Information & Venue Reports. www.soulgalore.co.uk 01924 894555/891332 Both TIM & GINGER have done guest spots for us in the past. But this time weve gone one better --- Weve got them both together !!! Two top class Northern DJs. Ginger is probably the most well known and respected soul DJ in the UK and in Europe. Tim is equally well respected, but is also the owner of on of, if not THE, most comprehensive collections of soul records in the world. We have asked both to give us a treat and spin some of the rarities that they dont alway get chance to at some of the other venues. Therss always been a bit of friendly rivalry between the two, so let the vinyl fly and produce a CRACKING NIGHT. A night not to be missed 27th November Guest DJs BUTCH & ANDY DYSON


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