Guest Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 (edited) Braved the snow to get to Newark and was well worth it The night actually turned out to be busy enough for the Sweet Soul Crew and it went too quickly. I have to say that Dougie's tribute to Willie Mitchell was superb and I remember his love of his stuff when we DJ'd together in Retford some years back and it was a fitting tribute. Jez played a great set as per usual and Jacko (Mr "I am always good") put some might fine tunes together and I loved The Tams "This Precious Moment" as a highlight of a super set. Now to the "Real Deal" that is Mr Taylor.....His music choice was superb and at one point nearly every one was on the floor including some "Young Students" who were thoroughly enjoying the night. If that could happen all over the country the Scene may survive!!!!! He has said that he may post his playlist, so I will leave that to him and you will see but the whole night was uplifting for everyone who attended and for those that didn't, we can let you off this time as the weather was terrible Bad points about the night.....None .....it was great Jonathan The poster attached was real and unbelievable Edited January 9, 2010 by Indalosoulclub Link to comment
Guest chris shaw Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 Braved the snow to get to Newark and was well worth it The night actually turned out to be busy enough for the Sweet Soul Crew and it went too quickly. I have to say that Dougie's tribute to Willie Mitchell was superb and I remember his love of his stuff when we DJ'd together in Retford some years back and it was a fitting tribute. Jez played a great set as per usual and Jacko (Mr "I am always good") put some might fine tunes together and I loved The Tams "This Precious Moment" as a highlight of a super set. Now to the "Real Deal" that is Mr Taylor.....His music choice was superb and at one point nearly every one was on the floor including some "Young Students" who were thoroughly enjoying the night. If that could happen all over the country the Scene may survive!!!!! He has said that he may post his playlist, so I will leave that to him and you will see but the whole night was uplifting for everyone who attended and for those that didn't, we can let you off this time as the weather was terrible Bad points about the night.....None .....it was great Jonathan The poster attached was real and unbelievable Link to comment
Guest chris shaw Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 We were really annoyed about missing last nights sweet soul and your write up jonathan hasn't made me feel any better! As usual it sounded great. This weather better clear up soon, i need another fix of 'soul'. chris Link to comment
Guest Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 Pleased you had a good night guys, sorry I could not make it, cannot get my car off the estate where I live due to the snow, bet 'Tats' was pleased at the Forest score, see you at the Reading game Barry Link to comment
Ian Seaman Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 Pleased you had a good night guys, sorry I could not make it, cannot get my car off the estate where I live due to the snow, bet 'Tats' was pleased at the Forest score, see you at the Reading game Barry Get a shovel out ya lazy git Link to comment
Makemvinyl Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 Ian thought you would have taken yer Tractor up there you being from tharrt Neck of the Woods otherwise the erstwhile Tats was excellent Gez super Jacko hits the spot(not too often as it might break) musically and nearly played a 6ts track(dont believe it) i just enjoyed the evening and thanks to all who made it under the circumstances,you did sweetsoul proud and where mostly still there when we finished with "Soul Serenade" to end the Willie Mitchell Tribute Night thankyou one and all Doug Link to comment
Andy Jackson Posted January 9, 2010 Share Posted January 9, 2010 Jez played a great set as per usual and Jacko (Mr "I am always good") put some might fine tunes together and I loved The Tams "This Precious Moment" as a highlight of a super set. Cheers for that comment Gilly. I appreciate your affirmation of my behaviour. I do like to enjoy myself and at the same time set a fine example. So yes I am always good, a good boy that is. Once again our underestimated little 14 year old event puts on a cracking night for everyone. Soul music of every style for everyone with the dancefloor controlling the selections. Large dance floor cheap bar, plenty of parking nearby and a venue that is Northern Soul. Tats played a blinder, but you may say that is the norm, this set was a bit more than that. A grand tour of soul music in the 60's and 70's, including The Flowers awesome For Real and Purple Mundi's classic Stop Hurting Me Baby. By the end of the set the dance floor was indeed very full. So what you the reader are missing out on is a night of Soul music, Oldies, Newies, Modern, Crossover, Rarities and Motown. If you like dancing, you'll love Sweet Soul. My playlist as follows GQ - Make my dreams a reality Philly All Stars - Lets clean up the ghetto (Chicago edit) Ray Pollard - The drifter The Carstairs - It really does hurt me girl The Tams - This precious moment Marvin Gaye and Diana Ross - My mistake was to love you Teddy Pendergrass - Believe in love Peo feat Mirjam - Everything Prince Philip Mitchell - Happy Nolan Porter - If I could only be sure Harold Melvin - The love I lost Aretha - One step Bobby Hutton - Come see what's left of me Link to comment
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