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Hi ' Minnie Mouse' Thanks for your kind comment.

For the last eleven months the visitors have come along to the venue and enjoyed a great night. We offer a warm welcome and a freindly atmosphere it's up to the visitor to make the decision.

Hi John You know i can still dance a bit at 55years;But i ain't that quick i wonder if my old 200 records i purchased from Selectadisc in the 60s are kosher see you Friday dont forget the cake. Mall

I would not ask the Dj to open his box for inspection perhaps a visitor to our venue could bring along a real one and a bootleg and we well describe to me which is which.

I'm a promotor and dancer but not a DJ, I have noticed on previous thread's that people can work out looking at dark deck's if the tune is a bootleg or the origional. How do they do it that is all i want to know i dont know????????????????????

Who make's the decision this is a bootleg when the vinyl is spinning??????

Just who is the Bootleg Detective!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Glad your back,just dotting the i's and crossing the t's.

You know i did not come up for air good point though just a new boy at this keyboard stuff lost the secretary.???????????

I recently had a meeting with a guy who i agreed with to purchase some soul products for our venue we got on to disscussing how long do you think northern soul will be around well who knows i was in at the begining last time i suppose i am fortunate to have been a 60s teenager who was into the Mod Skinhead and scooter scene who drifted into Northern locally going to the Brit Palais intercon 360 club and then the wheel in 1969 and Blackpool Mecca but i moved on joining the Army in the early 70s. But i allways played my tunes at home and remember well bumping into Tich Brewer in the Army who was a soulman like me i remember playing Humphry Stomp wheres that gone anyway i got back to soul 8 years ago started of going local to Annesley Awsworth Skegness various coastal weekenders then 18 months ago we decided to opena venue in Nottingham it all came about from just standing outside a venue not dancing the tunes were becoming a bit rare i like the 60s to be honest i like most of the northern i have a saying the tune goes in my ear through my heart and out my feet we have had a very enjoyable time running the venues yes we have two going the customers are enjoying a good night out some do make comments the music was not for them but as fellow promotors may agree it is hard to please all the time everytime this is not a plug for the venues but to make the comment that i do feel we have a future with our super soul music the customers want a good night out its a good place to meet people in a friendly atmosphere have a dance listen out for new tunes the djs are still finding them anyway as the tune goes it will never be over for me and i still get the Buzz when friday hits do you. Mall Redman January 18th 2008

I am informed Radio features are not accesable only TV sport and news sorry if you tried to locate i will have aCD copy soon if anyone wants to listen Regards Mall Redman

Hi Just to say the interview went very well you can listen if you wish by logging on to Radio Nottingham site we had some callers and played some nice tunes it was good to raise the awareness of our great northern soul and motown Rob was as he allways is a soul encyclopedia great stuff plus managed to plug our two venues in Nottingham. Playlist My weakness is you Going to a happening Catch that teardrop Right Track Walk in my shoes Thanks to Pete for listing this interview Mall Redman