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Well what a great night I had down at the canal tavern
It was hot and humid in that little room and I got lost in my own little sweaty world dancing to some superb tunes!
As normal we arrived at 8 - as soon as the doors were unlocked - this is to ensure no-one else sat on the table with the "reserved for the Essex gobshite" sign on it - and because I like to have a chat with Karen before it gets hectic
By 9 I was a sweaty dischevelled mess... nowt new there then
Really enjoyed listening to Cliff - I've never heard him do a weak or poor spot, and he certainly was on form at Thorne
And Kitch at the end was rather good too! it was great that he was the finisher, but a shame too as he played loads of tunes that I would normally dance too - I was just knackered and had cramp in my calves. Massive thanks for Lee McKinney... I just melted
Am already lookng forward to the August do
& a bell is rung to tell everyone that the "Unclean" have arrived. To my amazement we're not the first, someone's even giddier than we are!! Kirsty (with new haircut & a girlie dress, very elegant) & Mike plus a table of mates beat us to it, Arthur on decks filling the room with fine tunes & Maria at the bar flapping because she's a light short for the decks, soon sorted I think & all's well once more in the "Tavern".
Kitch had a hard act to follow but seemed to come up trumps for the assembled Soulsters, although I'm sure I saw his Lady picking tunes out of his box to play, so it was either her request or "Beer Blindness" on 
, however I think you'll find Thorne had to be written about twice cos it's twice as nice as anywhere else. 
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if they said 'yes' as they ran out clutching Julia, Natalie, Elaine, their vinyl and bleeding ears. 
thats not a resident dj 
but make sure you keep him 
