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"Soul Power "pack on and were all set for a high octane weekend  !!! Attached one of those fine ingredients that actually made our thousands of  journeys up and down the country to live the nightlife essential and oh so exciting  ( now forget ya modern day Internet and CD/downloads  ) the only way back then to hear sneak previews of what musically was being tipped for bigger things was either a quick 2 minute blast down the phone  line or a  "C90 cassette " shoved in ya hand of all the latest tips/ sounds  !!!

 

Was just sifting through a load of dusty old 45s that I had forgotton all about (pesky little things them 45s ) and found this (see below) stuffed in the back of one of the record sleeves....

 

One of  Rob "Lord" Marriotts essential C90 cassette playlists .

 

Not sure of the  Circa of this ? Any ideas 

 

So dig this !!! or as Rob used to say "Right on !! Youth " 

 

tfk :rofl:

 

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And remember it was Lord Marriott that gave That Funky Kid the name That Funky Kid

Brilliant Neil 

 

 

Yes Rob was also the master of those C/U names and titles .... and he thought that was quit apt and it eventually stuck with me ...lol 

 

 

 

 

hey was great to C/U that's not cover/up but catch/up with you on Saturday night in downtown Nottingham !!!! 

 

best

 

tfk C/U thatfunkykid :rofl:

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Brilliant Neil 

 

 

Yes Rob was also the master of those C/U names and titles .... and he thought that was quit apt and it eventually stuck with me ...lol 

 

 

 

 

hey was great to C/U that's catch/up not cover/up with you on Saturday night in downtown Nottingham !!!! 

 

best

 

tfk aka thatfunkykid :rofl:

Nowthen youth

have we just publicly  uncovered That Funky Kid ??

 

Good to catch up with ya at the weekend : was thinking after we spoke about it that Mansfield Swann niters don't get the nods deserved. 

 

Neil 

Good to see you both, and your right. Soul Power seems to be scrubbed from the texts.  

Nowthen youth

have we just publicly  uncovered That Funky Kid ??

 

Good to catch up with ya at the weekend : was thinking after we spoke about it that Mansfield Swann niters don't get the nods deserved. 

 

Neil 

Leo Costa "If You're Trying To Hurt" acetate. The track listing is on the mixcloud page, short of a couple I couldn't remember when I converted the tape.

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Leo Costa "If You're Trying To Hurt" acetate. The track listing is on the mixcloud page, short of a couple I couldn't remember when I converted the tape.

Thanks Chalky

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Rob Marriotts Mansfield "Soul Power Allnighter " :- hers and his membership cards amongst this collage of  " livin the nightlife"  ....bits n bobs etc  

tfk :rofl:

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Legend indeed big Rob. We were lucky enough to have him as a regular at our soul night at the Claremont for a couple of years. He really was appreciated for those epic tunes by the crowd and he enjoyed playing the place cause people were eager to hear his latest acetates and cover ups. Great times and great records. Used to be amazed when he would turn up with the records all loose in a sports bag! A top guy at top time on the scene .

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Legend indeed big Rob. We were lucky enough to have him as a regular at our soul night at the Claremont for a couple of years. He really was appreciated for those epic tunes by the crowd and he enjoyed playing the place cause people were eager to hear his latest acetates and cover ups. Great times and great records. Used to be amazed when he would turn up with the records all loose in a sports bag! A top guy at top time on the scene .

Well put Mark ..... 

 

Listening to these tapes/sound files again after all this time ( posted up by Chalky on pg 1 of blog)  

 

Av got to say that Robs  playlist would still give us a good run for our money !! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Big Rob on the job !!!! 

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