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A message from my sister in law who is a producer in various BBC programmes, informs me of this......

 

 

THE CULTURE SHOW: NORTHERN SOUL: KEEPING THE FAITH, Presented by Paul Mason TX'D Wednesday 25th September on BBC 2 @ 10pm. Let your pals know and let me know what you think of it!

 

 

Am sure it contains the footage from Nuneaton and will have footage from Elaine's film.

 

 

 

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and thats the paradox....because we are all so passionate theres argueing,rivalries,history,politics and allsorts but when we all get out 99% are there to have a good time and are polite and trouble,considering how many are out every weekend, is rarer than some of the records!...and the genuine 'freindship amoung strangers' is something ive never experienced as much in other scenes

I suppose knowing the music policy and DJs for any given venue, you should know what (and who) to expect on the night.  Where there's an across the board music policy, you're going to get a mixed crowd.  Because the scene's been going so long, we've got various factions, but they all get along together, regardless of personal taste and style.  Like you say Pete, a friendly scene.

I'm trying not to be a twisted troll on this, but an awful lot of that freindlyness is shallow and short lived, an awful lot of cosying up to the dj, promotor on the northern scene thats named as freindlyness but is really just networking for self gratifaction.  

ofcourse there will be some of that its human nature...but i dont personally care if youre a dj,promoter or youve only just discovered it i treat you all the same...and ive been treated the same since before people on the scene knew i dj'd/promoted and after

 

i honestly dont think the people i know and have become friends with give a shit if i do or dont..

 

but thats just my opinion and experience...i suppose being a returnee 10 years back but living 230 miles away from where i did last time means i have no history with most of those i see out...and im too old to start any rivalries now!..if i dont gel with someone they dont become my friend and we can be in the same room without attitude

 

ive seen and felt falseness in reggae and dance music scenes..the soul scene isnt the same for me

 

 

dean

I'm trying not to be a twisted troll on this, but an awful lot of that freindlyness is shallow and short lived, an awful lot of cosying up to the dj, promotor on the northern scene thats named as freindlyness but is really just networking for self gratifaction.  

 

I don't look at the scene through rose tinted glasses and I tend to take people as I find them.  I've only ever felt genuinely uncomfortable at a soul night once, so on the whole I have a very positive view of the Northern Soul fraternity.  Getting back to the topic, from the clips I've seen I think the Culture Show feature will portray the scene in a positive light, whether you consider that a good thing or a bad thing.

must admit it looks a bit cheesey from the clip i watched, and the wide pants and twirley skirts :dash2: ,and anyone watching a documentary on northern soul for the first time  will think this is what you have to dress up like :no: .....but like everyone else will watch it and hopefully enjoy it....

 

and will report back next thursday after the show

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Ktf tattoo on a Neck oh dear

 

Yes......but when they go out of fashion......hey presto.....back to the skinny-rib polo neck sweater  :D

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