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We've run an event every NYE - bring you're own alcohol - everyone wins - cheap as chips and no que at the bar 

Tim - without going into much detail - did he fully understand the appreciation from the soul scene about his music

thanks for sharing - topman

Many great record stores in London here are a few - the downside now is that everything, all info is on the net so picking up Red and White demos for 10p are long gone or very rare - back in the 70ts most stores were selling for 10 to 20p with no record sleeves - have fun

Peterborough Soul Club took there badge idea from the West Riding Soul Club - which was I am sure was the  "Wakefield Allnighter at Unity hall about 77 ?

Works out about £9.60p per record - I like the statement - these were left to us and don't know much about them (feet off ground) - lol 

price I saw was £3,517

4 minutes ago, Joey said:

 

Still prefer this to Homers version, just. But again, a Wheel, Catacombs and Torch tune to me. I never heard it played at Wigan between opening night and the end of 75, not even in M's, so am assuming once again that it was reactivated in the late seventies?

Joey - gonna say 76 or 77 think they re released it / pressed it along with Shane Martin / Lyn Randell / French fries on that EPIC red label - we all associate sounds with different venues - Camp Marching is St Ives Soul Sam - Tears Leroy St Ives - Rain out of my mind St Ives - although they were played at I guess all the major venues - great memories and great times 

just went on 20 seconds too long at the end 

Boom still gets played at the fleet 

1 minute ago, Bruv said:

 

  Brilliant Station Road spin, wish I could have been there to hear this beauty played out -   Milton Wright's - I Belong To You   

Am sure the inst was played first ? Just throwing it out there - The Gallop ? 

Jazz - had Rob dj at the fleet many times large shopping bags all over the place lol - great guy true soul old school legend - guess he was ahead of the game 

A lot of Dj's now use the 35p bags from supermarkets, great for 45s and LP's  - here's a happy Carl Fortum at the Fleet DJ'ing out of what looks like a Sainsbury's bag  - the yellow and blue bags in the pictures below are Aldi - hope that helps

Joey staying on instrumental sounds 74 was the same year as Rosemary what happened - happened 

André Brasseur, (born 1939) is a Belgian keyboard player and organist. Brasseur has released many albums and singles in his own country, but internationally is best known for his double A sided single The Kid/Holiday, which was released on the CBS label in the UK.

Though it never reached the UK charts, The Kid became popular in the famous Northern Soul venue The Twisted Wheel, based in Manchester, and DJ Noel Edmonds used Holiday as the theme tune to his Radio 1programme in the 1970s. In the same period at Radio Veronica, a Dutch pirate radio, DJ Lex Harding used The Kid as the opening sequence to his daily afternoon broadcast programme.

Watching good morning Britain they announce - tomorrow we have the jacksons Motowns biggest group ?

so I think is that the number of people in the group or biggest selling Motown group ? 

Over to Motown gurus to answer - thanks

Bob and earl Harlem Shuffle - as when you press the button to make the bed go up and down it goes - durrrrrrrrr - same sound 

pain in my heart - poppies 

Pure class