Ady Croasdell Posted February 6, 2005 Share Posted February 6, 2005 Wow that turned out to be a rip snorter. I was full of cold and pies, only a moderate turn out and slow to get going but what a terrifc second half. Thanks to Kenny for records and enjoying his pants off on the floor, Mick for working the crowd up into a frenzy at 7.30, Butch for his personal soul soundtrack and Arthur for laughing at the joke about the glare off his bonce. Val won larey hooligan of the night award, Matt got the "Come while you're Dancing" trophy (to Hytones' Runaway Girl), Beeby baby was top spiv who doesn't realise you're meant to flog dodgy goods, not give them away and Brummie Mick, the Phantom Janitor returns and is mopping the floor within 5 minutes. For Pilar from Spain the first records I spun (span?) were Luther Ingram Oh Baby Don't You Weep acetate Charmaines I Idolize You Kent anniv single Marva Josie You Lied Time Marv Johnson Come On And Stop UA Cookie Jackson Do You Still Love Me Progress I did manage some soul too Frank Beverly Because Of My Heart Hytones Good News Spellbinders Help Me Ray Pollard Sad Thing Two People Stop Devonnes Doin The Gettin' Up Martha Starr Sweet Temptation Constellations I Don't Know About You Jimmy Raye Just Can't Take No More and some more stuff I can't remember. I want that Mary Wheeler off Mick and Kenny's male Sweet Temptation. Thanks to all who made it, see yu on Friday at the NCSC in London bash. Link to comment
Guest Johnny One Trout Posted February 6, 2005 Share Posted February 6, 2005 We really fancied coming down for this one (an especially good line up IMO) bit pee'd off we couldn't make it now perhaps i should have tried to persuade me mum to come down to see if she hit it off with Roger Nice to see you posting up a playlist Ady not often we get that from the "name" DJ's well done that man. You would even have got me up dancing to a few of those Love that Luther Blisset track now that's a tuuuuuuuuune Link to comment
TheBigO Posted February 6, 2005 Share Posted February 6, 2005 Love that Luther Blisset track now that's a tuuuuuuuuune link You've been speaking with Mr Dennis at Crazy Beat haven't you Mr One-Trout - Tuuuuuuunnnnneeeeee! Link to comment
Guest Andy BB Posted February 6, 2005 Share Posted February 6, 2005 Last night was amazing. The best music I've ever had the privilege of hearing at a do! Super smashing great. Link to comment
TheBigO Posted February 6, 2005 Share Posted February 6, 2005 Ady, was that the Mary wheeler on Atom track 'I feel in my heart' Mick's playing? If it is it's an awesome slab of soul and I assume it's Ward Burtons version you refer to of 'Sweet Temptation'? How much is that going for these days? While I think of it drop me a line Ady because we need to firm up your DJing at the Plinston - if Taff's not nabbed you about it last night first! Link to comment
Guest Posted February 6, 2005 Share Posted February 6, 2005 Constellations I Don't Know About You I love that track... alas, I bet you played that in the wee hours, where as most people know, I would have been fast asleep. How come everyone else manages to stay awake all night and I fall asleep around 3-5am? Link to comment
Ady Croasdell Posted February 6, 2005 Author Share Posted February 6, 2005 I love that track... alas, I bet you played that in the wee hours, where as most people know, I would have been fast asleep. How come everyone else manages to stay awake all night and I fall asleep around 3-5am? link Actually I played it about 7.40 am, perhaps you sneaked out before class was dismissed! Link to comment
Guest Posted February 6, 2005 Share Posted February 6, 2005 I wasn't there Ady... people laugh at me when I do all-nighters (or not as the case may be) so I don't do them LOL - I pay my entry and fall asleep - false economy Link to comment
Ady Croasdell Posted February 7, 2005 Author Share Posted February 7, 2005 I wasn't there Ady... people laugh at me when I do all-nighters (or not as the case may be) so I don't do them LOL - I pay my entry and fall asleep - false economy link You've lost me there but by the way Dean Parrish told me to say Happy Birthday a couple of weeks ago. Link to comment
Guest Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 What I was trying to say was that I liked the Constellations track, but I wasn't there to hear it anyway. I also tried to say that I don't do many all nighters because I fall asleep Tell Mr Parrish thank you. Wasn't that nice of him Link to comment
Guest Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Last night was amazing. The best music I've ever had the privilege of hearing at a do! Super smashing great. link I have to agree, the 100 was good, as was Valatone, I really enjoyed what I caught of your set Andy Link to comment
Mattbolton Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 I'm reckoning in retrospect that Saturday night was probably the best 100 Club I've ever been to. Not least because everyone played the requests I asked for (which amounted to about 10!), but because it summed up for me exactly what the 100 Club was about. Incomparable quality. The Hytones certainly best new tune of the night. But soooooo many more that came within an inch. From Martha Jean Love to The Inspirations. The Neurons to Deon Jackson. If only we could have that DJ line up all the time I'd quit work and live in the cloakroom. The last two hours were sublime. Eddie Hughes, Cal Green, SeaShells all massive faves of mine and highlighted why there's very few places you can get away with those kind of quality, really soulful records back to back. Kudos for Arthur's bravery playing such a devastatingly beautiful handful of midtempo tracks so late in the night. It left me in my element. Kenny's killer rarities left me breathless and the residents sprinkled their usual magical shimmer to a near perfect night. Good to see y'all. Link to comment
Mattbolton Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 I'm reckoning in retrospect that Saturday night was probably the best 100 Club I've ever been to. Not least because everyone played the requests I asked for (which amounted to about 10!), but because it summed up for me exactly what the 100 Club was about. Incomparable quality. The Hytones certainly best new tune of the night. But soooooo many more that came within an inch. From Martha Jean Love to The Inspirations. The Neurons to Deon Jackson. If only we could have that DJ line up all the time I'd quit work and live in the cloakroom. The last two hours were sublime. Eddie Hughes, Cal Green, SeaShells all massive faves of mine and highlighted why there's very few places you can get away with those kind of quality, really soulful records back to back. Kudos for Arthur's bravery playing such a devastatingly beautiful handful of midtempo tracks so late in the night. It left me in my element. Kenny's killer rarities left me breathless and the residents sprinkled their usual magical shimmer to a near perfect night. Good to see y'all. Link to comment
Guest Richard Bergman Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 I'm reckoning in retrospect that Saturday night was probably the best 100 Club I've ever been to. Not least because everyone played the requests I asked for (which amounted to about 10!), but because it summed up for me exactly what the 100 Club was about. Incomparable quality. The Hytones certainly best new tune of the night. But soooooo many more that came within an inch. From Martha Jean Love to The Inspirations. The Neurons to Deon Jackson. If only we could have that DJ line up all the time I'd quit work and live in the cloakroom. The last two hours were sublime. Eddie Hughes, Cal Green, SeaShells all massive faves of mine and highlighted why there's very few places you can get away with those kind of quality, really soulful records back to back. Kudos for Arthur's bravery playing such a devastatingly beautiful handful of midtempo tracks so late in the night. It left me in my element. Kenny's killer rarities left me breathless and the residents sprinkled their usual magical shimmer to a near perfect night. Good to see y'all. link God I love the place ! - Not only does it seem that I've missed one of the best 100's for a while but I also missed out on taking a trip with my friend Boulton and his beautiful 73 Opal Kadett - life is cruel to me sometimes !!! Link to comment
Guest Richard Bergman Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 We really fancied coming down for this one (an especially good line up IMO) bit pee'd off we couldn't make it now perhaps i should have tried to persuade me mum to come down to see if she hit it off with Roger Nice to see you posting up a playlist Ady not often we get that from the "name" DJ's well done that man. You would even have got me up dancing to a few of those Love that Luther Blisset track now that's a tuuuuuuuuune link Is it really by Luther Blissett ? !!!! - Not only a top scorer over here and in Italy but making fantastic soul records - Quality !! Link to comment
Guest ShaneH Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Matt Bolton, the seashells 45 you mentioned....is it the female mid-tempo one - quiet place? or something? Can you confirm please mate. Trevski, if i am right on this one it is the one you play. great record! Shane Link to comment
alison Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Is it really by Luther Blissett ? !!!! - Not only a top scorer over here and in Italy but making fantastic soul records - Quality !! link I keep telling John that his sense of humour doesn't always translate into the one dimensional media of the internet, but does he listen ??? Link to comment
Guest Johnny One Trout Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 You can whip me beat me and call me Brenda but it won't change me dwarlink Joe I was refering to the Luther Ingram version of Baby don't you weep at the poor quality of my humour in a static information technology context........... ..........................................................I'll get me goat Link to comment
Guest Richard Bergman Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 You can whip me beat me and call me Brenda but it won't change me dwarlink Joe I was refering to the Luther Ingram version of Baby don't you weep at the poor quality of my humour in a static information technology context........... ..........................................................I'll get me goat link I knew you were my friend , see not as one dimensional as it appears to be this internet lark - great track - Love both Luthers and Wilson pickett but Luther's is more powerful for me - And anyway Watford have a musical tradition with Sir Elton in charge there !! Link to comment
Guest Johnny One Trout Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 I knew you were my friend , see not as one dimensional as it appears to be this internet lark - great track - Love both Luthers and Wilson pickett but Luther's is more powerful for me - And anyway Watford have a musical tradition with Sir Elton in charge there !! link Not a bad idea for a line up for the next Cleggy Luther Blisset for the main room and Elton for the Modern room or maybe not Link to comment
Tony Smith Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Aye, it were a cracker! especially after missing the last couple of nights, great spots by all, almost tears in the eyes to Rays' "Sad Thing" oh, and apologies to anyone I may have molested. Link to comment
Guest Richard Bergman Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 (edited) Not a bad idea for a line up for the next Cleggy Luther Blisset for the main room and Elton for the Modern room or maybe not  link Can you imagine the "tantrums and tiaras " yo'd get from Sir Elton about staying in Cleethhropes - Ady would have his work cut out , the only possible way of pacifying him would be to take him to the 9 HOLE golf course ( even this would be under a false promise babooom) Edited February 7, 2005 by Richard Bergman Link to comment
Reg Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Can you imagine the "tantrums and tiaras " yo'd get from Sir Elton about staying in Cleethhropes - Ady would have his work cut out , the only possible way of pacifying him would be to take him to the 9 HOLE golf course ( even this would be under a false promise babooom) link Maybe you could lure him with the promise of sharing a chalet with you... He'd have the personal jet ready before you could say Hakuna matata....... Link to comment
mark ellis Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 One of the best nights ever. Fitting tribute at apx. 7.55am to the man who had the best voice I've ever heard in my life, followed by him singing the best song I've ever heard in my life. The Man From U.N.C.L.E. style bass intro, wonderfull soaring strings, that tiny bit in the middle trumpet solo which lasts for about 2 seconds/Mexican?/Herp Albert and the Tijuana Brass? and the voice, so smooth yet powerful, emotional & very unique. Bliss Mark Link to comment
Guest kid mohair Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 top night, the music was perfect,loved adys spot. Link to comment
Mattbolton Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Shane, yes, the Seashells track is called 'A Quiet Home'. F*cking awesome. As dramatic as you like..... M Link to comment
Guest ShaneH Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Shane, yes, the Seashells track is called 'A Quiet Home'. F*cking awesome. As dramatic as you like..... M link thanks Matt. https://the.soulclub.org/stream/The_Sea_She..._Quiet_Home.ram Shane Link to comment
Chalky Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 (edited) If only we could have that DJ line up all the time I'd quit work and live in the cloakroom. The last two hours were sublime. Eddie Hughes, Cal Green, SeaShells all massive faves of mine and highlighted why there's very few places you can get away with those kind of quality, really soulful records back to back. link You should get out more Matt I can think of at least three other nighters that give you the choice you mentioned above Along with the 100 Club there is Lifeliine, Soultown and the Wilton. Now if we could only have the four mentioned above during every month Edited February 7, 2005 by chalky Link to comment
Winnie :-) Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 top night, the music was perfect,loved adys spot. link ======== Yep excellent night.....Arthur was as ever brilliant, as was Kenny B. A six shirter, so must have been good Winnie:-) Link to comment
Guest taffy Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 HAVEN'T DONE A NIGHTER THERE FOR A WHILE BUT WILL CERTAINLY BE BACK FOR MORE THE MUSIC WAS FANTASTIC EVERYONE PLAYED THEIR SOCKS OFF BRILLIANT NIGHT. THANKS FOR THE LIFT FROM VALATONE MATT THAT 1973 KADETT SURE TOOK ME BACK TO MY YOUTH. Link to comment
Simsy Posted February 7, 2005 Share Posted February 7, 2005 Wow that turned out to be a rip snorter. Fantastic night, the dj's, the sounds, the people, the atmos. Had everything, Iv'e not really known a bad night at the 100 Club, but Saturday was a bit special. Thanx to Ady & all Link to comment
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