A look at a classy soul cd recently released - Soul For the Dancefloor  inc scans, clips and competitions

The Anthology 1963-1970 - includes clips and competition

Latest town and city kent 45 releases out now
We’re pleased to announce another batch of TOWN and CITY singles this month. The CITY releases (which are limited to 500 copies only) consist of tracks that have only ever been available on CD and make their 45 debut here.

News of the latest CD release from Soulscape : Tommy Tate - Hold On

Out on the streets now ... RnB hotness

Kents got some new cd releases out, the first one that gets a highlight is a comp from a familar name

Kent 25 Years Celebration  - A Lookback by Ady C
Thanks for all the great comments and sentiments from Soul Sourcers and I agree it was a truly great night.

We'll be selling tickets up to 2pm on Friday afternoon, after that there'll be plenty on the door at the venue. if you've reserved to buy them and have not paid yet just queue to the right with the paying on the night punters.

a great must have release
 

Soul Source Competitions return with a great prize!  

Two Tickets to The Upcoming Kent 25th Anniversary Bash at the Forum  London on the 19th Oct 2007

October 19th is the date of an one off special event being held to mark the Kent Record Labels 25th Anniversary

The artists lined up for the night are Maxine Brown, Tommy Hunt, Mary Love, The Flirtations and Winfield Parker

The djs for the night are Ian Clark, Mick Smith and Ady C

I've had a bugger of a day at work getting ready for a busy Easter.....retail sucks, arrived home to a nice couple of packages from Ace/Kent in one i was delighted to find another batch of six Kent 45's, the other package contained the new Villa CD and Northern Monsters CD which are well worth a punt and deserve their very own mention on here which i might just do a little later.

The Kent label has had a long and happy relationship with Old Town Records and its subsidiary Barry. The first recordings we put out was the wildly named “Think Smart Soul Stirrers: Jerk It At The Party In Chinatown” Various Artists LP. A contender and probable winner for any “Let’s see how many track titles we can get into an album name” contest.

However the club was soon forced to move on to West Hampstead where it stayed for just over a year, and then wandered around the West End for occasional dances, before settling on the 100 Club in Oxford Street, where it remains even now.

As said David Flynn posted a few reviews on Soul Talk, heres another of them! Seems its as he says! Yet another must buy from these crazy kent people Read on

Out on the streets now!