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Never seen this before - seen later live geezers commenting on it seem to give the impression that its just turned up 8 mins of fun /index.php?/videos/view-66-compared-to-what-les-mccann-and-eddie-harris/
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can view it now via this thread
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Just opening this tonight as a preview Basically we are taking the video display features out of refosoul and using this instead. It also allows many online video services to be used eg members can add clips from dailymotion, youtube etc fully intergrated with site comments, rating videos show on your profile and all that sort of thing is open for members to add videos but ask that avoid any of the montage type just ones that actually feature the artist please and try and use the right section is a trial run tonite the forum intergration or search intergration isn't switched on, that will follow shortly along with a few other features at moment its sparsley populated 60+, refosoul videos and more will follow shortly of course feel free to add your own link is /index.php?/videos/
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cheers Phil needed info for a upcoming feature should be able to watch it on here with in the hour if dont get sorted for a copy pm us
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anyone remember what the title was and channel and year think it was bbc and was something along lines of private lifes ? anyone ?
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this has been done to death many times over the years no need for a new thread, use the search feature find a old one and use that
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as it says this is "all about the soul" there are other forums for various non-soul related topics please use them
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The song was recorded in 1969 by pianist Les McCann and saxophonist Eddie Harris for their album, Swiss Movement... -
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Document unique proposé par l'illsutre label de roots reggae Studio One / Heartbeat. Ce document est un reportage présentant brièvement l'histoire du reggae et plus précisément celle du Studio One de Sir Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd. The History of STUDIO ONE - The #1 Sound of Jamaica (Documentary) -
On April 4 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, on the eve of a peaceful march. On the 40th anniversary of this tragic event, we present “Down To Earth”, a short-film documentary about the magical relationship that flourished between the civil rights movement and soul music in the 60s, when the black community fought for equal rights in a country that still lived under racial segregation. A fascinating story told in first person by some famous musicians and local celebrities in Memphis, like the Rev. Samuel Billy Kyles (civil rights activist), Deanie Parker (Stax Records), David Porter (Stax composer and musician), Willie Mitchell (Hi Records president and Grammy Trustee Award 2008) and Zelma Redding (Otis Redding wife). “Down To Earth” also talks about the legacy of that convulsive era due to the participation of anonymous characters and young musicians who have been interviewed in some of the most famous barber shops in Memphis. It is the sincere vision of a generation that did not live directly those days of struggle, but it has inherited his ideals and continues to enjoy its music. A unique glimpse at a key period in the history of the United States that is impossible to understand without its soundtrack. Country: Spain Year of production: 2008 Running time: 27 minutes Language: English Written & directed by David Moreu Photography: David Moreu & Nuria Andrés Edition: Carlos Padilla Sound: Nuria Andrés Audio mixer: Marcos Casademunt Producer: David Moreu Archive images: Prelinger Archives & The Stax Museum of American Soul Music "Down To Earth" was first screened at the Stax Museum of American Soul Music (Memphis), it has been awarded with the best documentary prize at the Baumann Festival 2009 and it has been screened at MECAL 2009, CINESTRAT 2009, Islantilla Cineforum 2009 and Black Music & Films 2009. -
Madeline bell - picture me gone (live) -
vonne vernee - just like you did me -
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Titled Once Upon A Time In Wigan - Freedom Films -
60's Underground Lost & Found Madam JoJo's hiroenoki I filmed and edited a Northern Soul music event at Madam JoJo's, as part of the 60’s exhibition at the V&A. I made documentary style film and burned it on DVDs, which are used for archive material and promotion. -
Touch My Soul - Lack of Afro feat. Steve Marriott 'Lack of Afro's sublime track featuring the vocals of rock great Steve Marriott is set against a backdrop of Northern Soul dance routines. Dance clips feature the great man himself, Keb Darge, along with Julian Dyer and others showcasing the steps and routines of classic northern soul grooves.' -
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Interviewed from the late 80's, late Willie Mitchell on intro. -
Small part of interview made for PCRL radio show. Interviewer was Bill Randal. -
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Big John & The Vienna Soul Society - Funky Nassau -
Nina Simone Live at Ronnie Scott's 56:38 This video features Nina Simone (vocals, piano) delivering an intense emotional performance at the legendary Ronnie Scott's in Soho, London on November 17, 1985. Simone is considered to be one of the most diverse singers of the 20th century, recording material in multiple genres including soul, jazz, pop, blues, gospel, and Broadway. Most often labeled a "soul" singer due to her emotional performing tendencies, Simone is an eclectic musician, who adds a soulful mystique to whatever material she interprets. This brilliant performance at Ronnie Scott's is testament to this fact. -
Curtis Mayfield Live at Ronnie Scott's 55:59 Curtis Mayfield has figured prominantly in soul music for over four decades now. The creative force behind The Impressions, Mayfield was responsible for great songs such as "People Get Ready", "I'm So Proud", "We're A Winner", "Choice of Colors", and "Mighty /Mighty (Spade and Whitey". Going solo in 1970, he released a string of superlative and influential records including "Roots", "Back to the World", and the legendary "Superfly" sound track.
