Fiftyboiledeggs

This is very interesting stuff. Thanks for posting it.

https://milesawayrecords.bandcamp.com/album/yes-its-you-were-lovers-day-night?from=footer-bcw-a1098402799

I'd still play this out- burn it to a cd

Go to one hour eleven minutes- surprised this hasn't been released https://www.mixcloud.com/totallywiredradio/eclectic-soul-show-eddie-piller-jp-paddick-241024-live/

Northern legend here is just one of his: https://www.adampwhite.com/westgrandblog/checkmate

It just seems familiar.

Does anyone have the full singles discography for Sue Records UK label?

Northern soul grew organically from finger pop Motown sound to funk, as black music production improved northern followed it, not all eg hip hop, go go but most of it- when Wigan came to an end then Stafford folded, the young breed kept going and found house- which was a backlash against overproduced pop soul- the golden years 1985-1987 produced incredible sounds that would have graced Wigan- CC rogers Someday- Nightwriters let The Music Take control, There have also been recent gems like Gabriel's Love and Hate. The problem with the Northern scene was that it didn't keep evolving like it did in the early years; it stagnated and got stuck in the past.

So Casanova was better than this

To me this is Nu Northern Soul

great title for a record, 'Life Has Been a Thief'- what are some of your favourite song titles?

nostalgia is for cowards;)

Do any modern releases get played at Peckham? Have you got yourself a signature end-of-the-night tune?

Searling made that point today on his radio show on Solar. Said it changed the tempo.' Looking back now, I think he was right.

This was nice. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01gy7z7