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What's the best set you've ever heard at a do, one that was so mind-blowingly good it's always stuck with you.

I've got a couple that spring instantly to mind:

Molly at the Brighton Volks alldayer a few years back - Molly was so up for it & so were the crowd that i'm sure that the room was actually shaking!

Steve Csordas at the Concorde Allnighter in Brighton a few months back - A few djs had gone on before & played perfectly respectable sets but Steve just came on & lifted it to a completely different level, i couldn't help but dance to every single record in his set (something i've very rarely ever done to anyones set), it was just all consuming.

Simon :rolleyes:

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Difficult to remember really, so many great sets, but for me so long ago, now.

Memorable nights at Wigan courtesy of Richard always stand out, but I can remember equally awesome sets from him at the Pendelum.

However I'd have to go with any Levine set at the Mecca following his return from his early buying trips to the States. The anticipation of what he was about to deliver as new finds was often unbelievable and he rarely disappointed.

Heady days indeed!

it was August Mark,funny though,not seen him since :D .

Searling at 8 BELLS MANSFIELD around 76 ,played all his biggies and a couple of new tracks..cue Rarestags :(

Recent sets.....

Tim Brown ,Butch , JTrouble at Lifeline ,Searling at 100 ANN(13TH?),Kitch at DKOF,sure i'll remember some more........Steve Green,Sunday nite at Prestatyn...the best set is always changing for me :lol:

Right on cue kevh :D

Wasnt there that night Rob did his set but i do know for a fact there not his tunes "probably once was".Most people in the know no they are not his but is brother Chris Marriotts tunes.For the record Searlings sixth aniversary takes some beating "yes i was there"ask dean ohmy.gif /soul sam at THE notts palais all dayers 1976-79... Mark Bicknells set at the attic the one deck set was awsome.Steve Ls lounge on ladybrook when we first got into Northern circa 1974-75 steve L had :lol: one of tha best northern soul collections for 1 weekend only he borrowed off "Chris Barks can anyone on soulsource remember him"? he had some awsome sounds.

hard to say about years gone by,too many to remember, but recent sets that will stick in my mind are

john manship and mark bicknell at silks not that long ago..pure brilliance... :lol:

but for me and in my honest opinion nobody will ever beat

George hunt and Dickie watts, double decking, they bounce off each other, and the stuff they play is out of this fooking world, you cannot catch your breath ! IMHO

hard to say about years gone by,too many to remember, but recent sets that will stick in my mind are

john manship and mark bicknell at silks not that long ago..pure brilliance... :rolleyes:

but for me and in my honest opinion nobody will ever beat

George hunt and Dickie watts, double decking, they bounce off each other, and the stuff they play is out of this fooking world, you cannot catch your breath ! IMHO

Frickin ell Lou...you are right luv...that was quite jaw dropping wasnt it..particularly all those Hesitations tracks,...to which if memory serves me right...you practically dsanced to everyone :D ....delxxx

Frickin ell Lou...you are right luv...that was quite jaw dropping wasnt it..particularly all those Hesitations tracks,...to which if memory serves me right...you practically dsanced to everyone :rolleyes: ....delxxx

and thats how I got my bad knee, so mark bicknell can pay for my physio!! :D

and thats how I got my bad knee, so mark bicknell can pay for my physio!! :rolleyes:

I'm a dab hand at knee massage....lol oh and I'll be back at Silks in November with a few different tunes to mess your other knee up......thanks for the kind comments.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

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Rod Dearlove at Yarmouth, about 10 years ago.

The lad had the balls to drop 3 incredible deep tracks, in succesion, around Midnight.

Cleared the floor... but he blew us all away nevertheless, .... and the dancefloor was rammed thereafter!

Definately the most memorable set ever (IMO).

Sean

Was that the night a horn blew on the speakers in the middle of Rods spot Sean?

Coming to the Bass on Sunday, great line up, see you then.

Blake

Whoever was Dj'ing December 1969 at The Brit in Nottingham, the DJs never spoke one word so I have no idea who was playing the hour that change my life.

This was my very first experience of a real soul club.

As I walk up the wooden stairs to the sounds of

Al Kent - The Way You've Been Acting Lately

They had my total attention for the rest of the night:

Edwin Starr - Back Street

Jimmy McCracklin - The Walk

Spinners -She's Gonna Love You At Sundown

Jackie Edwards - I Feel So Bad

Major Lance - Investigate

Len Barry - Somewhere

Guy Darrell - I've Been Hurt

J.J. Barnes - Please Let Me In

Jerry Butler - Moody Woman

Dean Parrish - Determination

Jimmy Thomas - Where There's A Will

Invitations - What's Wrong With Me Baby

Hoagy Lands - The Next In Line

Fascinations - Girls are out to get you

Probably doesn't sound like much today, but to a 16 year old out of his hometown at night for the first time, this was the most incredible musical experience I'd wouyld ever experience, it has never been duplicated since.

With you on Richard Searling..his spot at the 6th anniversary was outstanding..the only reason i can remember that with such clarity is because i still have the tape i did that night at the Casino...also Chris King set at Hinckley..after Edwin Starr's appearance at the all nighter...absolutely rocked the roof off....Delxxx

YEP GOT THE TAPE OF THE ANIVERSARY AS WELL,BIG TAPE SYSTEM LOL,PLAYED WHERE IM NOT WANTED 3 TIMES ,BROKE IT IMMEDIATLY,NOTHING MATHES THAT NIGHT IMHO.

baz a

Absolutely Baz,....on the same tape.of mine..there is I Dont Like To Lose..what a record for its time eh....one of Richard Searling's finest moments...he doesnt get enough credit IMHO about his full contribution to the latter years at Wigan..I have still got a tape somewhere around 1980 when he started to introduce the Modern side of things onto the Casino's playlists.....Delxxx

OH YES [OVER THE TOP ETC]HE WAS THE MAN,THINK A CERTAIN JOHN ANDERSON HELPED HIM OUT ALOT [LOL]AS FOR I DONT LIKE TO LOSE TO ME THAT WITH COUNTRY GIRL WERE THE CASINO AT THE TIME.

BAZ A

Don't think anybody has mentioned his name yet, Mick Smith Nov 100 Club 1999... just played every record I wanted to hear and in virtually the right order..

Also when Ady Crosdell played 'Gettin to me' when Lavine was turning up at the 100 club, actually may have been after he was asked not to come back, anyhow Ady announced it, said "Lavine said he would have put it back and would have never played it, but we do etc..... " and the 100 club went F*** WILD!!!

the rest of the set was a blinder, but that one call to arms rallied everybody...

Mal :thumbsup:

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What a great topic and so good to have mr Manship come in with the lookback to his youth...

Standouts over the years....just tooooooooooooo many...

Roger Banks mid 80s...

Richard Searling at the Ritz rare nights 90s....

Carl Willingham late 90s onwards..Too many sets to mention...but Last Cleethorpes/Dublin/Prestatyn were pretty special indeed

Keith Money oh so many times...Huddersfield all niter really comes to mind...

Gareth x at soul or Nothing 2005 launch night....He played Frank Hutson and took soul to another level...

Adam Lever at the 1st Soul revolution 2007... As Mik Parry said.."Adam was off the radar" for a soul set in the small back room.

Mace at Bidds all niter 2007...He did the last spot and the place really took off..All the right tunes to send the folk home happy,the sign of good dj who looks at the floor...

Nice to see the little mention of That Girl Lynn from Mikey...Quality indeed...

Many many more but my memory aint the best as some of you know... :thumbsup:...I salute all the djs(well most) who have given me the best times of my life on the dancefloor..

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Was that the night a horn blew on the speakers in the middle of Rods spot Sean?

Coming to the Bass on Sunday, great line up, see you then.

Blake

I reckon it would have been that very same night Blake.

We were all blown away and that would have included the speakers!

Look forward to aseeing you Sunday.

You're right, best line up I've seen anywhere in ages.

:thumbsup:

Sean

hard to say about years gone by,too many to remember, but recent sets that will stick in my mind are

john manship and mark bicknell at silks not that long ago..pure brilliance... :thumbsup:

but for me and in my honest opinion nobody will ever beat

George hunt and Dickie watts, double decking, they bounce off each other, and the stuff they play is out of this fooking world, you cannot catch your breath ! IMHO

Got to 'Ditto' this - It was the second 'SILKS' night at Wellingborough and was an absolute pleasure to see two 'Top Jocks' showing what they can do. This only comes with years of experience and doing it for the right reasons. Thanks again to John and Mark.

Len.

"SILK" Rare Soul Nights Midland Road, Wellingborough Northants NN8 1HF NEXT RARE SOUL NIGHT Saturday 25th August 2007 GUEST DJS. FOR THE NIGHT- DAVE THORLEY, ROGER BANKS, PETE BURTON- PLUS RESIDENT LENNY DOPSON-FOR INFO CONTACT LEN 07970 361216 EMAIL len@ldfabrications.co.uk

Butch, 100 Club, around late 80s playing slap you in the mush northern like:

Mello Souls (C/U Del Larks)

Walter & Ads (C/U G Davis R Tyler)

Diane Lewis C/U

Two plus Two (Servicemen?? C/U)

Prophets One gold Piece

Just Bros Go on and Laugh

Kell Osbourne: Law against Heartbreaker

Tropics

Didn't step off the dancefloor once.

Kitch and Dean, Shotts about 90 - 91.

Just back from the states, bags full of newies, cover ups (some like Ruby Johnson were uncovered weeks later but so what) and underplayed Stafford spins. One enduring sound played that night was covered up as Little Beaver: I just can't speak (played to an almost empty floor may I add), can remember an animated, grinning Jocko running over asking WTF is this???

Apart from the obvious.... Searling at Wigan 1979-1981, the best and most consistent sets I remember were those by Poke at Cleethorpes 1977-1978, awesome records every time. thumbsup.gif

Got to 'Ditto' this - It was the second 'SILKS' night at Wellingborough and was an absolute pleasure to see two 'Top Jocks' showing what they can do. This only comes with years of experience and doing it for the right reasons. Thanks again to John and Mark.

Len.

"SILK" Rare Soul Nights Midland Road, Wellingborough Northants NN8 1HF NEXT RARE SOUL NIGHT Saturday 25th August 2007 GUEST DJS. FOR THE NIGHT- DAVE THORLEY, ROGER BANKS, PETE BURTON- PLUS RESIDENT LENNY DOPSON-FOR INFO CONTACT LEN 07970 361216 EMAIL len@ldfabrications.co.uk

An EXCELLENTshout from Lou.

In recent times that set would take some beating IMO.

A shameless plug (and I'm not being paid!) then please try Silks.

Cheers

Tabs

The Two Pauls - TOS

Roger Stewart - TOS

One of the Spanish girls @ Gijon Yeah Yeah (Mocky?)

Ian Clarke @ Cleethorpes

Ozi Celik - Nurnberg

John Weston - Anywhere

Can't remember the years/ dates - just that the musical content was outstanding :P

Been unpacking boxes and guess what dropped out....Paul Dunne's playlist from his solo stint at TOS...

  1. Otis Lee - Hard Row to hoe - Quaint
  2. Nat Hall - Why - Loop
  3. Ollie Jackson - Wipe Away the teardrops - Magnum
  4. Yvonne Baker - You didn't say a word - Parkway
  5. Cashmeres - Showstopper - Hem
  6. Fortson & Scott - Sweet Lover - Pzazz
  7. Four Tracks - Like my love for you - Mandingo
  8. Seven Souls - I still love you - Okeh
  9. Mel Britt - She'll come running back - Fip
  10. Soulettes - Bring your fine self home - Scope
  11. Magnetics - When I'm with my Baby - Sable
  12. Magnetics - Lady in Green - Bonnie
  13. Al Williams - I am Nothing - Palmer
  14. Buddy Smith - When you lose the one you love - Brute
  15. Tony Hestor - Just can't leave you - Giant
  16. Monique - If you love me - Maurci
  17. Ray Pollard - This Time - Shrine
  18. Danny Monday - Baby Without you - Modern
  19. Bernie Williams - Ever Again - Bell
  20. Eric Mercury - Lonely Girl - Sac
  21. Yvonne Vernee - Just like you did me - Sonbert
  22. Jo Ann Courcy - I got the power - Twirl
  23. Appreciations - It's better to cry - Sport
  24. Larry Clinton - She's wanted - Dynamo
  25. Nabay - Believe it or not - Impact
  26. Tokays - Baby, baby, baby - Brute
  27. Johnnie Mae Matthews - I have no choice - Big Hit
I think Paul dj'd around 2003 - on a Thursday night in a smelly old basement near Tower Bridge....OUTSTANDING thumbsup.gif:lol::lol:

Paul put a foot note on the end of his playlist...

Jo, here's a list of my current 'monsters'...

Quintessents - Image of a man

Tranells - Blessed with a love

Shirley Edwards - Dream my heart....Paul added a note "A number of years ago, I was given a tape and on it was this track. I couldn't believe it - I was gobsmacked. We didn't know who it was until sometime later I found out it was Shirley Edwards. When I heard it was on Shrine, I didn't think I stood a chance of ever owning a copy - but perseverence paid off" - priceless. Paul Dunne - TOP BLOKE :lol: Jo

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Whoever was Dj'ing December 1969 at The Brit in Nottingham, the DJs never spoke one word so I have no idea who was playing the hour that change my life.

This was my very first experience of a real soul club.

As I walk up the wooden stairs to the sounds of

Al Kent - The Way You've Been Acting Lately

They had my total attention for the rest of the night:

Edwin Starr - Back Street

Jimmy McCracklin - The Walk

Spinners -She's Gonna Love You At Sundown

Jackie Edwards - I Feel So Bad

Major Lance - Investigate

Len Barry - Somewhere

Guy Darrell - I've Been Hurt

J.J. Barnes - Please Let Me In

Jerry Butler - Moody Woman

Dean Parrish - Determination

Jimmy Thomas - Where There's A Will

Invitations - What's Wrong With Me Baby

Hoagy Lands - The Next In Line

Fascinations - Girls are out to get you

Probably doesn't sound like much today, but to a 16 year old out of his hometown at night for the first time, this was the most incredible musical experience I'd wouyld ever experience, it has never been duplicated since.

mellow.gif It may have been Dave Knight he use to do a bit down at the Brit Club and the beachcomber before moving to the Blue Orchid when that opened in 1970

Been unpacking boxes and guess what dropped out....Paul Dunne's playlist from his solo stint at TOS...
  1. Otis Lee - Hard Row to hoe - Quaint
  2. Nat Hall - Why - Loop
  3. Ollie Jackson - Wipe Away the teardrops - Magnum
  4. Yvonne Baker - You didn't say a word - Parkway
  5. Cashmeres - Showstopper - Hem
  6. Fortson & Scott - Sweet Lover - Pzazz
  7. Four Tracks - Like my love for you - Mandingo
  8. Seven Souls - I still love you - Okeh
  9. Mel Britt - She'll come running back - Fip
  10. Soulettes - Bring your fine self home - Scope
  11. Magnetics - When I'm with my Baby - Sable
  12. Magnetics - Lady in Green - Bonnie
  13. Al Williams - I am Nothing - Palmer
  14. Buddy Smith - When you lose the one you love - Brute
  15. Tony Hestor - Just can't leave you - Giant
  16. Monique - If you love me - Maurci
  17. Ray Pollard - This Time - Shrine
  18. Danny Monday - Baby Without you - Modern
  19. Bernie Williams - Ever Again - Bell
  20. Eric Mercury - Lonely Girl - Sac
  21. Yvonne Vernee - Just like you did me - Sonbert
  22. Jo Ann Courcy - I got the power - Twirl
  23. Appreciations - It's better to cry - Sport
  24. Larry Clinton - She's wanted - Dynamo
  25. Nabay - Believe it or not - Impact
  26. Tokays - Baby, baby, baby - Brute
  27. Johnnie Mae Matthews - I have no choice - Big Hit
I think Paul dj'd around 2003 - on a Thursday night in a smelly old basement near Tower Bridge....OUTSTANDING thumbsup.gif:ohmy::D

Paul put a foot note on the end of his playlist...

Jo, here's a list of my current 'monsters'...

Quintessents - Image of a man

Tranells - Blessed with a love

Shirley Edwards - Dream my heart....Paul added a note "A number of years ago, I was given a tape and on it was this track. I couldn't believe it - I was gobsmacked. We didn't know who it was until sometime later I found out it was Shirley Edwards. When I heard it was on Shrine, I didn't think I stood a chance of ever owning a copy - but perseverence paid off" - priceless. Paul Dunne - TOP BLOKE :thumbup: Jo

Crackin playlist there from paul dunne :thumbsup:

Tough one g.gif:lol::D

Lenny Dobson at the 100 club many moons ago

Molly at the 1st Cardiff all nighter

Nige Shaw at the 100 club wub.gif

John Dunn played a blinder at Middleton in July wave.gif

Neil Jones and Keith Money get the :rolleyes: from me no matter where they play

Tough one :g::g::g:

Lenny Dobson at the 100 club many moons ago

Molly at the 1st Cardiff all nighter

Nige Shaw at the 100 club :lol:

John Dunn played a blinder at Middleton in July :rolleyes:

Neil Jones and Keith Money get the :thumbsup: from me no matter where they play

Jumpin Joan down the 100 Club last August - 06. Didn't know anything she'd played, didn't care... Amazing tunes, i think?? She makes you like 'em... Need more like her :shhh:

LAST NIGHT

JOHN PARKER

UNITED SOUNDS OF SOUL

Still shaking my head at some of the sounds he played... he played everything I would have played if I had the money to get serious about this collecting lark...

JUST AWESOME!! :thumbsup:

LAST NIGHT

JOHN PARKER

UNITED SOUNDS OF SOUL

Still shaking my head at some of the sounds he played... he played everything I would have played if I had the money to get serious about this collecting lark...

JUST AWESOME!! :lol:

:lol: And you've not even gotten serious yet?? Well, you know where to find me when you do :thumbsup: ... :lol:

Jumpin Joan down the 100 Club last August - 06. Didn't know anything she'd played, didn't care... Amazing tunes, i think?? She makes you like 'em... Need more like her :lol:

I remember that night. Yep it was top class :lol:

I remember that night. Yep it was top class :lol:

Wasn't she tho'!!!!!! If any jock ever deserved an ego - and she's so humble, bless 'er! - she does!... We LOVE ya, Joan :lol::lol:

Been unpacking boxes and guess what dropped out....Paul Dunne's playlist from his solo stint at TOS...
  1. Otis Lee - Hard Row to hoe - Quaint
  2. Nat Hall - Why - Loop
  3. Ollie Jackson - Wipe Away the teardrops - Magnum
  4. Yvonne Baker - You didn't say a word - Parkway
  5. Cashmeres - Showstopper - Hem
  6. Fortson & Scott - Sweet Lover - Pzazz
  7. Four Tracks - Like my love for you - Mandingo
  8. Seven Souls - I still love you - Okeh
  9. Mel Britt - She'll come running back - Fip
  10. Soulettes - Bring your fine self home - Scope
  11. Magnetics - When I'm with my Baby - Sable
  12. Magnetics - Lady in Green - Bonnie
  13. Al Williams - I am Nothing - Palmer
  14. Buddy Smith - When you lose the one you love - Brute
  15. Tony Hestor - Just can't leave you - Giant
  16. Monique - If you love me - Maurci
  17. Ray Pollard - This Time - Shrine
  18. Danny Monday - Baby Without you - Modern
  19. Bernie Williams - Ever Again - Bell
  20. Eric Mercury - Lonely Girl - Sac
  21. Yvonne Vernee - Just like you did me - Sonbert
  22. Jo Ann Courcy - I got the power - Twirl
  23. Appreciations - It's better to cry - Sport
  24. Larry Clinton - She's wanted - Dynamo
  25. Nabay - Believe it or not - Impact
  26. Tokays - Baby, baby, baby - Brute
  27. Johnnie Mae Matthews - I have no choice - Big Hit
I think Paul dj'd around 2003 - on a Thursday night in a smelly old basement near Tower Bridge....OUTSTANDING thumbsup.gif:P:P

Paul put a foot note on the end of his playlist...

Jo, here's a list of my current 'monsters'...

Quintessents - Image of a man

Tranells - Blessed with a love

Shirley Edwards - Dream my heart....Paul added a note "A number of years ago, I was given a tape and on it was this track. I couldn't believe it - I was gobsmacked. We didn't know who it was until sometime later I found out it was Shirley Edwards. When I heard it was on Shrine, I didn't think I stood a chance of ever owning a copy - but perseverence paid off" - priceless. Paul Dunne - TOP BLOKE :lol: Jo

Hi Jo,

This wasn't Paul Dunne's playlist, it was mine.

How do I remember ? A mate of mine took a cam corder & recorded the whole night & i've just sat & watched bits of it. I had hair ! :ohmy::lol:

It was before 2003. I'll have a look later & see if there is a date on the film footage.

Do you remember saying I had to play the Tokays for Paul TP?

Nice seeing all the old faces...Dave Flynn on the dance floor. Do you remember those mods in Parkers & shades from America that came in looking for me. They were trying to look cool, but because it was so dark & they had shades on one fell over a chair.

You then called me & asked me to send you a play list. Had to do it by post as it was before we had a computer. oh dear :D

Regards,

pottsy.

LAST NIGHT

JOHN PARKER

UNITED SOUNDS OF SOUL

Still shaking my head at some of the sounds he played... he played everything I would have played if I had the money to get serious about this collecting lark...

JUST AWESOME!! thumbsup.gif

With you on that one Joan JUST AWESOME, must say I do hear 4 of them quite often at home, not mine though :P .

With you on that one Joan JUST AWESOME, must say I do hear 4 of them quite often at home, not mine though sad.gif .

John Parker was something else at USOS! Brilliant stuff..

Also recently for me, Chics set downstairs room at 'a taste of honey' Sunday in Salford, just fooking brilliant, one of my favourite dj's...

Hi Jo,

This wasn't Paul Dunne's playlist, it was mine.

How do I remember ? A mate of mine took a cam corder & recorded the whole night & i've just sat & watched bits of it. I had hair ! :Pblush.gif

Pottsy - there's something amiss here. I was guest dj at the second ever TOS, Jo was the first and she stayed on as a resident, anyway when I did that set I also had hair and I have photos to prove it.

When they asked me to do a second set some 3 years later - my hair had gone!

Have any other guest dj's at TOS lost their hair after appearing there? If so we may have some compensation coming :P

have to echo john parker, that was awesome, also when I think back, and it is hard, Tim brown at Sheridan's, ages and ages ago, I remember thinking, it cant get any better then this, Kieth money and Kenny burell at lots of places, I know butch cant be beaten in woody eyes,and that play list from pottsy? above, bloody eck, some tunes in there mate, it could go on and on!still ontop for me is hunt&watts though.

Hi Jo,

This wasn't Paul Dunne's playlist, it was mine.

How do I remember ? A mate of mine took a cam corder & recorded the whole night & i've just sat & watched bits of it. I had hair ! :ohmy::boxing:

It was before 2003. I'll have a look later & see if there is a date on the film footage.

Do you remember saying I had to play the Tokays for Paul TP?

Nice seeing all the old faces...Dave Flynn on the dance floor. Do you remember those mods in Parkers & shades from America that came in looking for me. They were trying to look cool, but because it was so dark & they had shades on one fell over a chair.

You then called me & asked me to send you a play list. Had to do it by post as it was before we had a computer. oh dear :D

Regards,

pottsy.

Ahh.........so it was your play list!!! I had it in with all my TOS stuff and Paul Dunne's photo was next to it so in my befuddled brain, I put two and two together...and thought it was his - DOH :lol: Sorry about that darlin' :lol: You do have very similar handwriting - that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it :yes: I remember your mate filming - having to stand on the skanky sofas - and thought that was very snazzy to have a 'film crew' at TOS :) I can confirm you had hair - and that it was a stunning set thumbsup.gif Now all I have to do is find Paul's playlist :shades: Trust me to bollox things up blush.gif Apologies all round. Jo

Bloody show off :shades:

what a collection

Hair and Shrine Records...priceless :lol: Jo

I was guest dj at the second ever TOS, Jo was the first and she stayed on as a resident - I was always a resident - it was Martin T, Paul TP and me that started the club. Matt Jahan was the first guest and you were the second....

anyway when I did that set I also had hair and I have photos to prove it - you still had some hair at TOS - Soul at the Seaside @ Llandudno...I've found the photos biggrin.gif

When they asked me to do a second set some 3 years later - my hair had gone - men without hair are meant to be more virile.... :shades:

Have any other guest dj's at TOS lost their hair after appearing there? If so we may have some compensation coming :lol:I'm afraid it's a clear cut case of hair today, gone tomorrow

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used to have hair back then myself.... happy hairy days..... :ohmy:

Hi Jo,

This wasn't Paul Dunne's playlist, it was mine.

How do I remember ? A mate of mine took a cam corder & recorded the whole night & i've just sat & watched bits of it. I had hair ! :lol::lol:

It was before 2003. I'll have a look later & see if there is a date on the film footage.

Do you remember saying I had to play the Tokays for Paul TP?

Nice seeing all the old faces...Dave Flynn on the dance floor. Do you remember those mods in Parkers & shades from America that came in looking for me. They were trying to look cool, but because it was so dark & they had shades on one fell over a chair.

You then called me & asked me to send you a play list. Had to do it by post as it was before we had a computer. oh dear :D

Regards,

pottsy.

I was reading through this thread and was about to diagree with Jo :lol: when thankfully I read this. Awesome play list!

I remember you playing the Tokays for me and also almost every DJ and/or record collector in the London area cramming in the place and spending your set drooling :lol:

Would love a copy of the vid if you ever have time to do a copy :ohmy:

P.S. I still have hair

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one of the best recent sets is by jumpingjoan at the wilton and a few weeks later at the frobisher. magic

one of the best recent sets is by jumpingjoan at the wilton and a few weeks later at the frobisher. magic

REMEMBER THE ONE AT THE WILTON.......................AND SHE NEVER USED THE MIC..ONCE......... :wave:

WITHOUT ANY DOUBT THE " POPCORN ALL NITERS AT SHERIDANS WERE THE BEST COMBINED SETS I HAVE EVER OR WILL EVER HEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PERFECT < NEW TUNES ALL NIGHT BOTH TIMES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ROGER BANKS AT 'TURN UPS ' ALL NIGHTER BACK IN 1986??? ME THINKS. I WAS A YOUNG MOD (STILL AM!!) AT MY FIRST SOUL NIGHTER AND WAS TOTALY BLOWN AWAY BY ROGERS SET

'DONT FEEL SORRY FOR ME'

'SHOULD O HELD ON'

YOU GET THE PICTURE, SO THERE WAS I ON A MAJOR HIGH FROM ALL OF THESE NEW AND AMAZING TUNES.

AND I HAVE BEEN HERE EVER SINCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

AND HERE TO STAY.

X

I've heard some truly great sets over the years, and albeit I haven't been for a while, the 100 club regulars always did the business for continuity of excellent sets, and more recently the Burnley all-niter which for me on every occasion I've attended, I can honestly say I've enjoyed every single set I've heard and without patronising them I applaud both their enthusiasm and ability to put together well thought out sets which are fresh on the ear,(inclusive of all guests included to date) and makes the 6 hour round trip very very worthwhile......... :(

i would say almost every set Martin Stanford has done here when i see him is just something special aswell as Soul Sam

P.S. I still have hair

Ah yes but Paul....what would you rather have? A box full of Shrine records or hair :lol: I've still got hair as well thumbsup.gif Nick Hackett's set at the 100 Club took some beating - and he's still got hair :lol: Jo

Like manny have said before Richad Searling at Wigan's last couple of years;

Betty Boo "Say It Isn't So"

Cecil Washington "I Don"t Like To Lose"

Vickie Baines "Country Girl"

Rita & The Tiaras "Gone With The Wind"

Cashmeres "Showstopper"

Kenny Gamble "The Jokes On You"

Yvonne Vernee "Just Like You Did Me "

Court Davis "The Lover"

The Imaginations "Strange Neighbourhood"

Dean Courtney "Love You Just Cant Walk Away"

Frank Dell "He Broke Your Game Wide Open"

Billy Hambric "She Said Goodbye/ I Found True Love"

Little Ann "What Should I Do"

Etc etc

Plus

Carol Anderson "Sad Girl"

Tommy Tate "You Taught Me How To Love"

Cherryl Berdell "Givin It All To You"

Roy Dawson "Over The Top"

Theres loads more but I can't be arsed to list them all

And this was week in week out

Cheers Paul

Ian Clark/Richard Searling in the tiny northern room at Morcambe weekender (early Southport) in 1989, the infamous £5 breakfast weekender. Pure hero worship that night......awesome

Blake

Have to go with you on this one Blake. It was a great night !!!

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Ah yes but Paul....what would you rather have? A box full of Shrine records or hair :D I've still got hair as well thumbsup.gif Nick Hackett's set at the 100 Club took some beating - and he's still got hair :no: Jo

THANKS JO,what an honour that night was.

Not sure bout the full head of hair...its on its way!! I was sat on the stage at the 100 and Roger Banks came along and put his pint on it..thought it was a beer mat!!! :lol:

Best set ive ever heard..many stand out but will always remember Carl Willingham at Cleethorpes Weekender about 6am back in 2004 and Jumping Joan at 100 club,Hoss with his gritty RnS & Johnny Weston for not knowing whats next! Mark Bicknell(sheridans)and Keith Williams (marrs bar) for playing 'Make a Change'. Shifty was always awesome at 100 club,Carl Fortnum at Dome,Lifeline 'the entire dj rosta' over the whole weekend,gets no better than that!Steve Cato,Martin Harland and Pete Widdison round your gaff..soul education thanks :P

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What's the best set you've ever heard at a do, one that was so mind-blowingly good it's always stuck with you.

I've got a couple that spring instantly to mind:

Molly at the Brighton Volks alldayer a few years back - Molly was so up for it & so were the crowd that i'm sure that the room was actually shaking!

Steve Csordas at the Concorde Allnighter in Brighton a few months back - A few djs had gone on before & played perfectly respectable sets but Steve just came on & lifted it to a completely different level, i couldn't help but dance to every single record in his set (something i've very rarely ever done to anyones set), it was just all consuming.

Simon :D

In recent time it has to be the set Kitch did a the DKOF gig a couple of months ago.

From the past has to be when Gary Spencer and Butch went head to head at the 100 Club many moons ago....The dogs dangly bits

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