DMSC - 28 Sep 02 Playlist Second Room
Lot of feedback on the event, best one being f****** awesome to describe Keith Money spot
and ....err.... yeah it was!
Playlist from Martin T and more to follow
Martin Thompson
Martin T - ("these old shoes" club in London regular djs), made the haul up on Saturday
dealing with rail strike, bus journey and local taxis.
Did a great last hour set in the second room, that was well appreciated by many
and has since been subject of thumbs up feedback.
Playlist below, and many thanks go to Martin on behalf of all at DMSC for his efforts
Note: can catch Martin this Thursday at "Soul In The City" event in London,
details at the end!
Tammi Wayne- Have a good time (Boom)
Betty Lloyd- Im catching on (BSC)
Sandpipers- Lonely too long (Giant)
Celest Hardie- Youre gone (Reynolds)
Debonairs- Please come back baby (Soul Click)
Sandy Wynns- Ill give that to you (Simco)
Clarence Hill- a lot of loving going around (Mainstream)
Cliff Nobles- My love is getting stronger (Atlantic)
Mousie and the Traps- How about you (Toddlin Town)
Contacts- You gonna pay (Quadran)
Jimmy Castor- its OK (Jet set)
Lillian Offit- The man wont work (Chief)
Gladys Tyler- a little bitty girl (Decca)
Danny White- Miss fine miss fine (Frisco)
Willie Tee- I want somebody (Atlantic)
Vonns- So many days (King)
Margie Hendrix- one room paradise (Mercury)
Lonnett- Blue jeans (M-S)
Sea Shells- Quiet home (Villige)
Thursday 3rd October
6.30pm onwards
Upstairs at
THE OLD BLUE LAST
Great Eastern Street
London EC2
Free Entrance
Draught Beer £2 a pint
Tubes: Liv Street&Old Street
Buses: 8, 26, 35, 47, 48, 149, 242
e-mail: soulinthecityuk@yahoo.co.uk
Tel: 0780 3133782
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