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Guest SteveJohnston

Would you call this Dirty Northern Billy T Soul "Call On Billy" same as last time take a look at my last played clip or someone that knows how! post away :unsure:

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Guest posstot

Some more Dirty sounding filth,-ish.

Clarence Reid Sooner or Later Selma

Johnny Sayles The Concentration chi-town

Phil Flowers You little Devil Josie

Sonny dave daye Merry-Go-Round Ring-o

Ronnie Forte Whiskey Talkin aannndd Nervous Breakdown Tarx

Sorry can't upload stuff Yet, as if you don't know them rolleyes.gif

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In true Soul Source style 'Dirty Northern' has already split into two warring camps. Those that see it as a term for gritty down-home R&B style northern ('Dirty Northern' © Tony Smith) and those that have foccussed on the sexually explicit songs, which frankly I have always thought of as 'Horny Northern.'

Is there anyone out there who can really get this going with a "post-Stafford modern style horny northern" surely Russ, Steve G, Simon or Robin S can come up with the choooon?

For now - - What is 'Dirty Northern'? discuss?

Park these where you want ...

Unsatisfied (gritty?)

The Ice Man (horny?)

Who's making love?

I'm your pimp

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In another thread Tony Smith has coined the phrase 'Dirty Northern' - my interpretation of this is gritty, hard, down home dance-music with none of the elegant orchestral production techniques of Philly etc. etc. Dirty Northern. Great term.

I'll start with the old Detroit classic 'Sister Lee', by Singing Sammy Ward. His R&B plea to a departed girlfriend (his sister?) is a killer to this day. Sammy had been dumped by Motown and gone back to his bluesier roots.

Your favourite 'Dirty Northern' classic please?

(Tony I'll always acknowledge you when I shamelessly 'bootleg' this term)

it's a term used on the house scene for about 15 years, as in deep down dirrrty house

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