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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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From the album: Solid Hit Soul, 17th February 2006
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Also: It's A Sin To Tell A Lie - Hayward Lee As Long As She Needs Me - Carl Hall Till The End OF Time - The Metros (or that other bloke on Sepia) Last, but by no means least..... To The Ends Of The Earth - Tony Middleton
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When I went to the Winter Gardens, Cleethorpes, in 1983, there were a lot of black West Indians in atendance mainly, I think, because it was a modern soul night. It was also the only niter I went to where you could see dancers trying out their back-spinning!! Would I lie to you..........? But I digress. To answer the original question, I think it's more a case of very few West Indians having an interest in 60s soul, particulatly fast and stomping soul. Interest seems to lie in the two-stepper soul/funk records more than anything else. I can't answer for the modern soul scene though; things may be different there.
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Was that when he was arrested for possession of explosives and criminal damage to a London theatre, Colin?
