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Dylan last won the day on December 19 2024

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  1. Looks like I read it on here
  2. Prior to that didn’t John manship own the don gardner and sell or trade it to Levine, i’m sure I’ve heard that story told ?
  3. Lots of big classics in the shows that ended 24 and started 25. tunes like that remind me why northern soul is so good.
  4. Even after Stafford the scene continued to evolve. Labels like tuska, the more gritty funky southern soul etc that maybe didn’t break through previously. the whole explosion of low rider sounds which was probably down to CD swaps and the use of the internet. Fully agree on the internet having a huge impact.
  5. Put some scans up and a sound file ?
  6. It’s playing ok here. Love that Florida soul sound.
  7. Would be interesting to hear what bargains people manage to snag….
  8. I did see something on instagram about a half price sale for all of January. On all items apart from auction items. might be some decent prices at that ?
  9. Both on my list of things to watch
  10. Went to the bomb quite a few time myself and also under its previous name the hippo which was a good club. i moved to Nottingham autumn 93 after Venus shut that summer so missed that but heard great things about the place.
  11. If I’ve got the address right I believe the dungeon also played an important role in Nottingham night life as Venus.
  12. Jimmy raye Philly dog was the record that got me into northern. Raw energy an awesome record.
  13. Certainly not what I would class as a 60s stomper. Sulerb record but more mid tempo as you said. I switch between this and Bobby jones love both versions.
  14. I thought Frederick Hymes was played in progressive northern clubs in a similar way things like James bell were never really considered it a modern record.
  15. There were loads of others Pete this one just sticks as I let one get away


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