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Just wanted to say a huge thanks to Dave and Andy for inviting me along last night. Had a brilliant night, great venue and a friendly bunch of regulars. Liked the widescreen tv's playing rare soul dvd's!! Nice to see a few familar faces there too, Taffy and Martin, Rich Brown, Carmel..here's my playlists from last night :-

1st set

Your welcome to the club - Lee Shot Williams (Federal)

I don't know about you - LLoyd Nolan (King)

I want some money - Tommy Ridgley (Johen)

You're just about to lose your clown - Ray Charles (ABC)

Good enough - Bobby Guy (Apt)

Are you foolin - Lil Gray (Jerma)

Waiting and watching - Randy Hobbs (Ember)

Wait until it happens to you - Peppermint Harris (Jewel)

Drown my heart - David Coleman (Barry)

I was a fool - Paul Sindab (Powertree)

Hopes and dreams - Jimmy Fraser (Columbia)

2nd Set

Wrapped tied and tangled - Lavern Baker (Brunswick)

Tempation is calling my name - Lee David (Columbia)

Sweet Darling - Jimmy soul clark (Soulhawk)

Loving you is such a groove - Jimmy and Vella Cameron (Reprise)

That beating rhythm - Richard Temple (Mirwood)

You can split - Youngblood Smith (Verve)

Sweet Baby - Al Gardner (Googa Mooga)

Dance Senorita - Hollywood Flames (Symbol)

Losing Control - Mary Saxton (Pace)

I was born to love you - Herbert Hunter (Spar)

If i had known - Freddie Houston (Old town)

I'll be your winner - Jimmy Soul Clark (Soulhawk)

That same old feeling - Volumes (Impact)

Try a little harder - Fidels (Jayboy)

Oh my darling - Jackie Lee (Mirwood)

I can't hold on - Lorraine Chandler (RCA)

Indian Giver - Chantels (Verve)

Lay this burden down - Mary Love (Modern)

Like my baby - Gino Washington (Do Re De)

Someday - Tempests (Phillips lp)

Stronger than me - Rufus Lumley (RCA lp)

Walk Ginny Walk - Lenny Johnson (Bethlehem) - request by Carmel who wanted some more R&B!!

Don't come running to me - Sissie Houston

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Thanks Jon, it was a pleasure to have you spinning at our place.

Two great sets there mate.

It was a nice busy night for us and, as usual, it took a while to get the floor going but once they were up, they stayed there all night.

I will post some of my plays up tomorrow - still recovering from getting to bed at 3.30 and then getting up at 8.00 to take my daughter swimming!

Cheers,

Dave

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Great night at Walls of, a "compact" venue with 2 bars within touching distance of each other, unfortunately unable to abuse either as on driving duties. Arrived just before John went on for his first set which I had been informed (warned) would be R&B based and it was !!!

Whilst Martin (upsetter) was deep in all our yesterdays conversation with someone he hadn't seen since they were sent up East End chimneys together round about the time of queen victoria's funeral the next set included quite a few 70's reggae numbers which were popular and kept the floor amused.

John's second set was tip top and martin and Nigel's foot tapping quickly developed into out and out floor manouvers, dangerous on the biggest floors - lethal in confined spaces like the Cavern !

The Taffmobile was full of happy punters for the return journey to deepest Essex with Martin raving about the Gino Washington number John had played. A sober / lubricated monty python type conversation then followed about Geno not being Gino.

Just spent sunday in detox after all that non alcoholic stuff last night, we've added Walls of to the itinerary for future visits, when I won't be holding the car keys !

Taff

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8pm - 01:00, Saturday November 3rd, Mill Hall, Rayleigh, Essex

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Thanks to Jon for his sterling efforts at WOH on Saturday - and to those WOH virgins from Soul Source - good to see you.

A good night fur us we reckon with the usual mix of classics and rarer stuff - just what our punters like.

I seem to have lost my Rodger Collins 'She's Looking Good' at some point in the evening so if anyone spots it please shout.

Andy

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cant add much more than what taff says on his posting as the night all finished in a bit of a blur for me,however there were some great tunes being played by the djs and a good little venue :rolleyes: will definatly be going back.

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Just wanted to say a huge thanks to Dave and Andy for inviting me along last night. Had a brilliant night, great venue and a friendly bunch of regulars. Liked the widescreen tv's playing rare soul dvd's!! Nice to see a few familar faces there too, Taffy and Martin, Rich Brown, Carmel..here's my playlists from last night :-

1st set

Your welcome to the club - Lee Shot Williams (Federal)

I don't know about you - LLoyd Nolan (King)

I want some money - Tommy Ridgley (Johen)

You're just about to lose your clown - Ray Charles (ABC)

Good enough - Bobby Guy (Apt)

Are you foolin - Lil Gray (Jerma)

Waiting and watching - Randy Hobbs (Ember)

Wait until it happens to you - Peppermint Harris (Jewel)

Drown my heart - David Coleman (Barry)

I was a fool - Paul Sindab (Powertree)

Hopes and dreams - Jimmy Fraser (Columbia)

2nd Set

Wrapped tied and tangled - Lavern Baker (Brunswick)

Tempation is calling my name - Lee David (Columbia)

Sweet Darling - Jimmy soul clark (Soulhawk)

Loving you is such a groove - Jimmy and Vella Cameron (Reprise)

That beating rhythm - Richard Temple (Mirwood)

You can split - Youngblood Smith (Verve)

Sweet Baby - Al Gardner (Googa Mooga)

Dance Senorita - Hollywood Flames (Symbol)

Losing Control - Mary Saxton (Pace)

I was born to love you - Herbert Hunter (Spar)

If i had known - Freddie Houston (Old town)

I'll be your winner - Jimmy Soul Clark (Soulhawk)

That same old feeling - Volumes (Impact)

Try a little harder - Fidels (Jayboy)

Oh my darling - Jackie Lee (Mirwood)

I can't hold on - Lorraine Chandler (RCA)

Indian Giver - Chantels (Verve)

Lay this burden down - Mary Love (Modern)

Like my baby - Gino Washington (Do Re De)

Someday - Tempests (Phillips lp)

Stronger than me - Rufus Lumley (RCA lp)

Walk Ginny Walk - Lenny Johnson (Bethlehem) - request by Carmel who wanted some more R&B!!

Don't come running to me - Sissie Houston

Some very nice stuff there Jon...glad it went down well.

M

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Thanks for the comments guys and apologies for not coming over and introducing myself - got a bit bogged down enjoying myself a bit too much - anyone else noticed that after a few drinks you become the best dancer ever? - seems to happen to me all the time.

He's what I can remember of my sets, although not totally in order;

Early Sets

The Miracles - 'Whatever makes you happy' - Tamla

Brenda & the Tabulations - 'Stop sneaking around' - Top and Bottom

James Brown - 'Tell me what you're going to do' - King

Billy Stewart - 'Secret love' - Chess

Barbra Mercer - 'Hey!!' - Golden World

The Poets - 'A sure thing' - Symbol

Candy and the Kisses - 'Chains of love' - Decca

The Marvelettes - 'Locking up my heart' - Tamla

Mary Wells - 'Me and my baby' - Atco

Little Milton - 'Lets stay together' - Checker

Len Barry - 'I struck it rich' - Decca

Billy Butler - 'Help yourself' - Brunswick

Honey & the Bees - 'Help Me' - Josie

Jimmy (Soul) Clark - 'Tell Her' - Moira

Carolyn Crawford - 'I'll come running' - Motown

Jan Bradley - 'Back in Circulation' - Adanti

The Soul Clan - 'Soul meeting' - Atlantic

Later set

Brenda Holloway - 'I'll be available' - Tamla

The Impressions - 'You've been cheatin' - ABC-Paramount

Barbara Lewis - 'I remember the feeling' - Atlantic

The Ambassadors - 'Good love gone bad' - Atlantic

The Marvelettes - 'What's easy for two is hard for one' - Tamla

The O'Jays - 'Hold on' - Minit

The Vontastics - 'Lady love' - Moonshot

The Continental Four - 'Heaven must have sent you' - Jay-Walking

The Blossoms - 'Thats when the tears start' - Reprise

Little Anthony and the Imperials - 'Gonna fix you good' - Veep

Mille Jackson - 'My man a sweet man' - UK Spring

The Five Stairsteps - 'Playgirl's love' - Windy C

The Gees - 'Its all over' - Port

Spyder turner - 'I can't make it anymore' - MGM

The Lovettes - 'Little miss soul' - Carnival

The O'Jays - 'No time for you' - Imperial

The Entertainers IV - 'Gettin' back into circulation' - Dore

The Soul Sisters - 'Good time tonight' - Sue

Jimmy Holiday & Clydie King - 'Ready, willing and able' - Minit

There are a few I've missed I think, but thats the basics

Thanks to everyone who came and especially Jon who 'did us proud'

Dave

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