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  1. lowton is on the 11th october and wont be finishing , i think it will be every few months from now on , btw gracking win for wigan dont you think lol
  2. comment was based on the purchase of my own copy some time ago' no er? bumping if so was unintended seeing that ive never had any dealings with the seller nothing like jumping to conclusions
  3. started that one cheap , worth double that i would have thought
  4. yeah and us wiganers took over the ones on the right in 74. 75 76 not sure about later ,nah but i remember folks from the st helens warington and surrounding areas all knocked around together and occupied most of the red seat's near the stage some of the best times of my life in there also the worst due to a big bag of pondrax
  5. paul shirley's main room eddie parker...im gone ..awake records matt lucas...you better go go ...karen bobby james i really love you ...karol records pat lewis no one to love ..solid hit i am nothing all wiliams...palmer carlena just brothers garrison only giving this little list because i was asked and its lowton , my dislike of posting playlists has not changed lol
  6. the blokes that came to the sink from manchester were i believe pretty well known but not to me i'm afraid but i will find out exactly who they were and pm you there names, but regarding the two clubs they were both popular with the mods i believe long before the northern soul tag, the original wheel on brazennose st i understand played a great deal of r&b same as the sink did , what i should have said was both clubs were popular with the people in to early r&b and soul ,but the wheel went on to play more american imports and what then became northern soul i think thats when they came to manchester as you put it, i just found these two bits on the net folks might find interesting Al's Soul Shack - The Venues - The Sink, Liverpool soulman1949.com/sink/sink.html www.modculture.co.uk/feature-sinking-back-into-the-past regarding why northern soul didnt catch on in liverpool im not that sure but i think i might have the answer for the later years ....there has always been a large student population in liverpool in the late 70s the indie thing took off and was big with the student population infact it still is, also acid house and the likes , hence cream and cream fields , i think its the older genaration of soulies up and down the country that kept northern / rare soul alive , in liverpool there simply wasn't that many from the start but it would be definately wrong to say there wasn't any soul in liverpool disclaimer ( i could be wrong and if so im not that bothered)
  7. i knew a few manc's old soul boys that came to the sink club on a regular basis they told me that during the 60s the sink was just as popular as the wheel
  8. simon the guy who told you this is wrong fair enough there wasn't much northern in the city of liverpool but merseyside is a big place mate there are and have been many soul do's in fact just as many if not more than any other county , last time i spoke to you simon was at the southport northern wkender merseyside ,but anyway before that event anyone on the modern scene will tell you the biggest wkender and longest running modern soul weekender not just in this country but in europe it started back in 87 twice a year and is stil going but moved down south , the most they had in at one time was 8000. but sad to say due to the confusion at pontins with britannia hotels taking over the promotors decided to move the event down south around two or 3 years ago i also think many people on this thread are forgetting this scene was underground many years ago' back in the early 70s most people i knew didn't have a clue about it and some that did know wasn't interested ,it just didn't appeal to as many people as folks are making out on this thread
  9. yes indeed he is tezza, hope you make it salmon
  10. traditions twinkle little star on a-bet mint- 800 cliff gober poor wayfaring stranger calvary mint- (on hold)
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  11. a poor wayfaring stranger calvary records only played a few times near mint £400 p+p
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  12. jimmy bo horne ....just cant speak jesse james ..are you gonna leave me vee vee.... im your fool cliff gober.... a poor wayfaring stranger jimmy moore ....church st sally i dont put playlists up... but seeing its lowton
  13. so did i
  14. not every body has the time to be on here day after day having said that, non of my friends told me either . also i never mentioned its value in case anyone thinks i did
  15. and me , one of my all time top tunes ......didn't some bloke on soul source not that long ago' say curtis was over rated and hasn't made a good record , i could not believe it
  16. yeah but not everyone gets to know when records like that come up for sale .so seriously on that note if anyone wants to sell me the del larks please contact me im sure ian will vouch for me ps: apologies to andy for using the thread
  17. it did the trick all them years ago in mrm's . folks off their heads packed dance floor along with the atmosphere ,what was acceptable then is now seen as old this that n the other . but would some of todays stuff be acceptable back then .....not a chance ! peoples tastes change along with the music for me it was good at the time and i would never disrespect it , ive heard much worse on the present northern (scene) i meant lol
  18. yeah i agree top tunes from all, but more than owt' i thought del boy cunliffe put a good selection together
  19. traditions twinkle little star .a-bet mint- £900 frankie & the damons jcp proper mint only played about 6 times £400 .you wont find one in this condition , judy stokes soul power records vg++ label a little tatty £400 kenny hamber anything you want artic vg+ £200 all subject to offers but close ones
  20. original dance floor before it was changed at the sink club liverpool
  21. how i got over on ocampo records condition mint- £200 + pnp


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