Clip from Jameson's People, BBC 1. Phil Dick was in this, and Ady C. Don't know who this chap is - I bet a lot of you do - he's pretty good though.

Edited August 23, 200619 yr by Pete-S

Clip from Jameson's People, BBC 1. Phil Dick was in this, and Ady C. Don't know who this chap is - I bet a lot of you do - he's pretty good though.

Pete...

It's showing no longer available.....

Would love to see it if you can get another link.

Pete...

It's showing no longer available.....

Would love to see it if you can get another link.

Looks like there's a problem - says 'still processing' on their site but it's only 15 seconds long!

OK try it now.

Edited August 23, 200619 yr by Pete-S

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKBE3mlSnqE

Pete Robinson.............deffo`.

Edited August 23, 200619 yr by ken

Pete Robinson.............deffo`.

I thought it was John Weston

I thought it was John Weston

Hold that thought...................

I'm sure I saw this person dancing at a bank holiday do at the WOW club in Sheffield, about three years ago so he could be from Yorkshire/the north.

Clip from Jameson's People, BBC 1. Phil Dick was in this, and Ady C. Don't know who this chap is - I bet a lot of you do - he's pretty good though.

My dear old mate Pete Robinson - presently the Curator of the only British Surfing museum in Brighton.

Was a thread started by Karen Heath a year or so ago when she was looking for him. He came on the site and posted just to say hello, promised he wouldn't be returning (on a regular basis at least) and has kept to his word.

Originates from Wisbech close to gods country and now lives in Brighton.

Used to go to niters with the P'boro boys and then was led astray by the the likes of Ady C, Keb and the rest of the 60's mafia

Ocassionally attends the Volks dayers with his skateboard under his arm (he does live in Brighton) and can still throw a mean hoof although nowadays his musical preference tends to be ..........drum and base :fool: .

Nice chap!!!!

Sorry.. didn't think the foot work was that great myself

Sorry.. didn't think the foot work was that great myself

Yeah - its shite Keb

Yeah - its shite Keb

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Well I liked it.....& the choon!

Sorry.. didn't think the foot work was that great myself

This to me is the Northern Soul scene, a Northern Soul record being danced to in an energetic classy way by someone who gets it!

I know you don't see a lot of it nowadays as dancing doesn't seem to be as crucial as it used to be but this IMO is what it's all about, a great tune, energy & suss!

Simon

This to me is the Northern Soul scene, a Northern Soul record being danced to in an energetic classy way by someone who gets it!

I know you don't see a lot of it nowadays as dancing doesn't seem to be as crucial as it used to be but this IMO is what it's all about, a great tune, energy & suss!

Simon

Spot on - he was great to watch - and unassuming also. We used to call him The Proffessor - for obvious reasons. Think Karen may have been expressing a tad of sarcasm. Well it couldn't be anything else could it.

Spot on - he was great to watch - and unassuming also. We used to call him The Proffessor - for obvious reasons. Think Karen may have been expressing a tad of sarcasm. Well it couldn't be anything else could it.

Or maybe he isn't "fit" enough, eh Karen?

Excellent clip

Ever tried spinning both ways?....really tricky!

My dear old mate Pete Robinson - presently the Curator of the only British Surfing museum in Brighton.

Was a thread started by Karen Heath a year or so ago when she was looking for him. He came on the site and posted just to say hello, promised he wouldn't be returning (on a regular basis at least) and has kept to his word.

Originates from Wisbech close to gods country and now lives in Brighton.

Used to go to niters with the P'boro boys and then was led astray by the the likes of Ady C, Keb and the rest of the 60's mafia

Ocassionally attends the Volks dayers with his skateboard under his arm (he does live in Brighton) and can still throw a mean hoof although nowadays his musical preference tends to be ..........drum and base :fool: .

Nice chap!!!!

Ooh I missed this until just now......I would recognise those moves anywhere!

You are right Steve, after I tracked him down he put his nose in here and went away again on his surf board-so elusive!

I thought it was John Weston

Weston..No way

The only time Ive seen him hit the floor

that quick was in a pub in Aberdeen

when he dropped a pound coin

He dropped that fast to pick it up it hit him on the back of the head

Weston..No way

The only time Ive seen him hit the floor

that quick was in a pub in Aberdeen

when he dropped a pound coin

He dropped that fast to pick it up it hit him on the back of the head

I've seen him hit the floor too - when he's had too many beers