Picking up from the thread about What If Motown had bombed, well just recently been digging out and buying the more common stuff for a coupla Hand bag nights and re hearing stuff like

I spy

Mr. pitiful

Soothe Me

Harlem Shuffle

Rescue Me

etc etc

reminds me how good this stuff was, and why we decided to dig a bit deeper

Cheers

Tony

Edited August 15, 200519 yr by tonyp

Great post

The Entertainer

Tell mama

mr soul Oh and the b side what a record

does it for me

Ted

Heatwave

(is that too common?)

Ain't nothin but a house party

Selfish One

Rich

Rufus Lumley - I'm standing

No record is too common for this theme.

we are talking real yoof club classics here.

Shotgun wedding

I Can't Turn You loose

People

Dance To The Music

Ride Your Pony

and there's more

Tony

Just got Bob & Earl Harlem Shuffle on Merc off e bay

Wally Cox 'This Man'

Nearly anything by Jr Walker

Little Anthony 'Better use your Head'

What about

SKIING IN THE SNOW

CRACKIN UP

NORTHERN SOUL DANCER~~~~~

My youth club we'd always get Interplay and bobby Paris - I Walkeed away.

Why doesnt BP get played much anymore. RARE in quality. No doubt

My youth club we'd always get Interplay and bobby Paris - I Walkeed away.

Why doesnt BP get played much anymore. RARE in quality. No doubt

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Bobby Paris got played saturday night & you were there.

Guinness at a £1 a pint plays terrible tricks with your memory.

Col

What about

SKIING IN THE SNOW

CRACKIN UP

NORTHERN SOUL DANCER~~~~~

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I think you're cracking up mate. Too much fluff in your ears?

Col

Bobby Paris got played saturday night & you were there.

Guinness at a £1 a pint plays terrible tricks with your memory.

Col

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I absolutely have no recollection of that being played.

I absolutely have no recollection of that being played. 

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Well you wouldn't, would you?

Col

Ah, scooter rally Northern!

Investigate

Lady In Red

Wade In the Water (rather have Little Sonny myself though)

Picture Me gone

There will be more I think

Quitter Never Wins

Ral Donner - Don't let it slip away

Williams & Watson - Too late

James Bounty - Prove yourself a lady

Dean Parrish - I'm on my way

Ral Donner - Don't let it slip away

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There's a record I hadnt though of in 20 years.

They used to play it at Cam youth club, and fade stright into Julian Covey - a little bit hurt.

Eeeee Dear,My youth club days must pre-date most of yours,

certainly pre decimal,

Although there's nowt wrong with any so far mentioned,

I'm talking more about the stuff commonly called Disco Soul (Oh Dear) from before we knew or indeed had heard about Northern,stuff like

Breakin Down The Walls Of Heartache

Eeny Meeny

Freedom Train

634-5789

I Got What it Takes(Part 1 & Part 2 and three if we have time)

Karate Boogaloo

and more Motown than you could shake your stick at

I Thank You

Tony

I absolutely have no recollection of that being played. 

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Deffo played at Cardiff

Ral Donner - Don't let it slip away

Other side is good.......

Rufus Lumley - I'm standing

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Whats that shitty RL track somebody on here likes ?

Whats that shitty RL track somebody on here likes ?   

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Stronger than me.

Stronger than me.

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I was hoping Mikey would answer Ian. Doh!

Stronger than me.

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>>That Shitty RL Track<<

Edited August 16, 200519 yr by Ian Sims

[url=https://the.soulclub.org/stream/Rufus_Lumley_-_Stronger_Than_Me.ram]>>That Shitty RL Track<<[/URL]

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Sounds better like this Ian

  Sounds better like this Ian 

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Fek! Thought I'd backed out of that one

Fek! Thought I'd backed out of that one

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>>That Shitty RL Track<<

   

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All present and correct sir If I could find a release to make my trousers increase etc

I`ll listen to the real thing thanks,got me own records and do not rely on juke box,

anyway Simsy is it not wrong to download other peoples stuff,then post em up?i dont know,but would if i could post records that i own!

I`ll listen to the real thing thanks,got me own records and do not rely on juke box,

anyway Simsy is it not wrong to download other peoples stuff,then post em up?i dont know,but would if i could post records that i own!

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Dont think you can download them Ken, only give a link.

(No doubt all the Poindexters will tell me I'm wrong )

Wha?

Wha?

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You started Mr Sims shity indeed ,hope we can still be freinds?

You started Mr Sims shity indeed ,hope we can still be freinds?

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Girls, girls. Please.

Girls, girls.  Please.

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I`m not being serious,but R Lumley is one of my faves Steve......

I`m not being serious,but R Lumley is one of my faves Steve......

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It was Steve that said it was shitty, not me. So there

It was Steve that said it was shitty, not me. So there

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Two wrong(uns)s dont make it right

How 'bout :

Jimmy Holiday - The New Breed

Charles Spurling - You'd Be Surprised

The Dells - There Is

Willie Mitchell - The Champion

French fryes;dance a la music........anybody got cheep(real)one for me?

Magnet Alert

Too many gallons can addle your mind!!

Edited August 16, 200519 yr by in town Mikey

Picking up from the thread about What If Motown had bombed, well just recently been digging out and buying the more common stuff for a coupla Hand bag nights and re hearing stuff like

I spy

Mr. pitiful

Soothe Me

Harlem Shuffle

Rescue Me

etc etc

reminds me how good this stuff was, and why we decided to dig a bit deeper

Cheers

Tony

link

at the discoteque chubby chekker

If we are still talking about our youth club days, my youth club back in 69/70

( god how old am I! ) played things like:

Little Darling - Marvin Gaye

What`s Easy for Two - Mary Wells

Oh Linda - cannot remember singer

Heaven Must Have Sent You - The Elgins

Saturday Night at The Movies - The Drifters

While Your out Looking for Sugar - cannot remember group

Soul Time - Shirley Ellis

And lots more I cannot remember.

What fantastic times we had, first hesitant attempts at dancing, first hesitant attempts at snogging girls and brilliant music.

Come to think of it not much has changed

Breakin Down The Walls Of Heartache

Eeny Meeny

Freedom Train

634-5789

I Got What it Takes(Part 1 & Part 2 and three if we have time)

Karate Boogaloo

and more Motown than you could shake your stick at

I Thank You

Tony

Brooks and Jerry on Direction Records brill Cool Broadway by Fantastic Johnny C

read on if you want I DONT CARE A HOOT!!! MY KIND OF MUSIC," SOULFUL".!!!

As an older statesman and lover of soul across the board

and haven purchased from Kenny at Cleethorpes,

"Sorry" by Gloria Jones which by the way is a good record.

got nowt to do with this link that. just reminding Kenny.

I was presently suprised to read the original topic with its

beautiful Soothe Me. by Sam & Dave

Of which i do spin occasionaly at a northern night.

Back to the 6ts back in the day,

Mitch Ryder "Breakout"

Tams "What Kind Of Fool"

Little Mac You cant love me in the Midnight Hour(vocal and Instru)

Otis "Look at the Girl"

Arthur "Aunt Dora's love Soul Shack"

Barkays "Soulfinger/knucklehead"

Eddie "Bring it on home to me"

Spencer Davis "This Hammer"

Bob Parker "Barefootin/Lets go Baby/

Willie "20/75

Ramsey's Function at the Junction

Inez & Charlie's Tightrope"

Bobby Marcham's Aint no reason for Girls to be Lonely

Little Hank Mr Bang bang man"

Little Carl Carlton "Competition aint Nothin

Wynder k Frogg "Green Door"

Julian Covay" A Little bit Hurt"

? & The Mysterions "96 Tears"

Chubby Checker"Cu me la be stay/Discoteque one of the first pressings"

Darrel Banks "Open the Doors to your Heart"

Frankie Valli "Your Ready Now"

4 Seasons "A multitude of classic songs"

Drifters "from Boardwalk to Baby what I mean"

the list is endless and were can we hear it apart from your own bedroom

Hey this is not all Youth club Music

This is the roots of what we owe our heritage to

Twisted Wheel Manchester

Duke of Wellington lincoln 4 times a year

and any where i can get Mood Mosaics A Touch Of Velvet played with the Temps Girl why you wanna make me Blue"

love it all

Doug

Breakin Down The Walls Of Heartache

Eeny Meeny

Freedom Train

634-5789

I Got What it Takes(Part 1 & Part 2 and three if we have time)

Karate Boogaloo

and more Motown than you could shake your stick at

I Thank You

Tony

 

Brooks and Jerry on Direction Records brill Cool Broadway by  Fantastic Johnny C

read on if you want I DONT CARE A HOOT!!!  MY KIND OF MUSIC," SOULFUL".!!!

As an older statesman and lover of soul across the board

and haven purchased from Kenny at Cleethorpes,

"Sorry" by Gloria Jones which by the way is a good record.

got nowt to do with this link that. just reminding Kenny.

I was presently suprised to read the original topic with its

beautiful Soothe Me. by Sam & Dave

Of which i do spin occasionaly at a northern night.

Back to the 6ts back in the day,

Mitch Ryder "Breakout"

Tams "What Kind Of Fool"

Little Mac  You cant love me in the Midnight Hour(vocal and Instru)

Otis "Look at the Girl"

Arthur "Aunt Dora's love Soul Shack"

Barkays "Soulfinger/knucklehead"

Eddie "Bring it on home to me"

Spencer Davis "This Hammer"

Bob Parker "Barefootin/Lets go Baby/

Willie "20/75

Ramsey's Function at the Junction

Inez & Charlie's  Tightrope"

Bobby Marcham's Aint no reason for Girls to be Lonely

Little Hank  Mr Bang bang man"

Little Carl Carlton  "Competition aint Nothin

Wynder k Frogg "Green Door"

Julian Covay" A Little bit Hurt"

? & The Mysterions "96 Tears"

Chubby Checker"Cu me la be stay/Discoteque  one of the first pressings"

Darrel Banks "Open the Doors to your Heart"

Frankie Valli "Your Ready Now"

4 Seasons "A multitude of classic songs"

Drifters  "from Boardwalk to Baby what I mean"

the list is endless and were can we hear it apart from your own bedroom

Hey this is not all Youth club Music

This is the roots of what we owe our heritage to

Twisted Wheel Manchester

Duke of Wellington lincoln 4 times a year

and any where i can get Mood Mosaics A Touch Of Velvet played with the Temps Girl why you wanna make me Blue"

love it all

Doug

 

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Now we's talkin!

I gave somebody a flyer for one of our local night's.

What's Classic Club Soul?? he asked.

Any of the above young Man

Cheers

Tony

Ok how about Joy Lovejoy - In Orbit, The Poets - She Blew A Good Thing, Brooks And Jerry - I Got What It Takes parts one, two and three if we have the time...lol

Roscoe Robinson - That's Enough, The Spellbinders - Chain Reaction............... and i'm sure i can think of a few more...great thread.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

If we are still talking about our youth club days, my youth club back in 69/70

( god how old am I! ) played things like:

Little Darling -  Marvin Gaye

What`s Easy for Two -  Mary Wells

Oh Linda - cannot remember singer

Heaven Must Have Sent You  - The Elgins

Saturday Night at The Movies  -  The Drifters

While Your out Looking for Sugar  -  cannot remember group

Soul Time  -  Shirley Ellis

And lots more I cannot remember.

What fantastic times we had, first hesitant attempts at dancing, first hesitant attempts at snogging girls and brilliant music.

Come to think of it not much has changed

link

Oh Linda - Leroy Taylor on Brunswick perhaps....cheers Mark Bicknell.

Breakin Down The Walls Of Heartache

Eeny Meeny

Freedom Train

634-5789

I Got What it Takes(Part 1 & Part 2 and three if we have time)

Karate Boogaloo

and more Motown than you could shake your stick at

I Thank You

Tony

 

Brooks and Jerry on Direction Records brill Cool Broadway by  Fantastic Johnny C

read on if you want I DONT CARE A HOOT!!!  MY KIND OF MUSIC," SOULFUL".!!!

As an older statesman and lover of soul across the board

and haven purchased from Kenny at Cleethorpes,

"Sorry" by Gloria Jones which by the way is a good record.

got nowt to do with this link that. just reminding Kenny.

I was presently suprised to read the original topic with its

beautiful Soothe Me. by Sam & Dave

"Move" by Jesse James and the JJ Gang? Had it on I think, Yellow English MGM. Love to here this now. Anyone post it up?

Of which i do spin occasionaly at a northern night.

Back to the 6ts back in the day,

Mitch Ryder "Breakout"

Tams "What Kind Of Fool"

Little Mac  You cant love me in the Midnight Hour(vocal and Instru)

Otis "Look at the Girl"

Arthur "Aunt Dora's love Soul Shack"

Barkays "Soulfinger/knucklehead"

Eddie "Bring it on home to me"

Spencer Davis "This Hammer"

Bob Parker "Barefootin/Lets go Baby/

Willie "20/75

Ramsey's Function at the Junction

Inez & Charlie's  Tightrope"

Bobby Marcham's Aint no reason for Girls to be Lonely

Little Hank  Mr Bang bang man"

Little Carl Carlton  "Competition aint Nothin

Wynder k Frogg "Green Door"

Julian Covay" A Little bit Hurt"

? & The Mysterions "96 Tears"

Chubby Checker"Cu me la be stay/Discoteque  one of the first pressings"

Darrel Banks "Open the Doors to your Heart"

Frankie Valli "Your Ready Now"

4 Seasons "A multitude of classic songs"

Drifters  "from Boardwalk to Baby what I mean"

the list is endless and were can we hear it apart from your own bedroom

Hey this is not all Youth club Music

This is the roots of what we owe our heritage to

Twisted Wheel Manchester

Duke of Wellington lincoln 4 times a year

and any where i can get Mood Mosaics A Touch Of Velvet played with the Temps Girl why you wanna make me Blue"

love it all

Doug

 

link

French fryes;dance a la music........anybody got cheep(real)one for me?

link

Pinky & Perky, Rember Knocking a table over trying to get to the dancefloor to dance to this, Fell over my 42 inch bags and went flying, some very angry people picked me out of all the chairs and tables, Glass and beer every where. I Would of probley had to buy ever one a new drink But for the fact ide split my head open and was bleeding badly

Them stupid Bags, I was all ways getting my feet entangled in them

Be young ,Be foolish, but be Happy

Stronger than me.

link

brilliant!