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Ian wasnt a warning was pointing out that the thread was getting off topic heavy for obvious reasons do have to watch such nothing wrong with odd joke, odd one liner etc etc question of balance if members do want to have a bit of extended banter , few jokes, talk about non-soul related stuff etc etc then its best to start or join in a thread in freebasing
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trick is to read what people have posted before posting /Micky-M...461#entry866461
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just a reminder that due to its nature have always had a more harder approach to offtopic in "box" than the other forums ask members to bear this in mind
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as he's credited as the writer (moonshine) then could that not be a way to track him down ? real name must be recorded somewhere for royalties etc etc yep?
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yep most of yours have but other members haven't been and that was why i posted ref off topic posts if any thread does start going down the road of offtopic, in jokes, one liners etc etc then mods if feel needed will post up a shout or what ever aim is to keep forums enjoyable and worthwhile
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the balance of off topic posts is increasing the repeated same video posts are not needed as said this thread is the same as any other if its active and worthwhile then there's no problems however if its active and all the members get when click on it is some off topic chat or repeated posts then same as any other thread it does start becoming a problem its a question of balance
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this is getting soft if wanna talk about sci-fi, crack jokes and all the rest then do so in freebasing
Crossfire Allnighter - 11th Oct 2008 - Live Acts - 3 Rooms View full article
Crossfire are proud to announce our first all-night dance and two brilliant live acts for the opening nighter. Sat Oct 11th, 10pm-6am at the ISH Great Portland Street London W1 (right by the GPS tube station). Now in our sixth year the super successful London club night is back even bigger and better with an ALLNIGHTER and for the first time ever live artists in the main room and with deejays over three rooms. London's underground 60s music scene is booming and on Saturday 11 October we see the best of the Capital’s specialist 60s music clubs join forces for a massive party to celebrate both the diversity and the unity of the London 60s club scene. Get prepared for an amazing night of pure vintage retro partying of epic proportions. To launch the new concept we gone completely overboard and booked three quality live artists. Direct from NYC, Northern Soul and Wigan Casino legend Dean Parrish, with full live band singing "I'm On My Way", "Determination", "Bricks, Broken Bottles And Sticks", ''Skate'', ''Tell her'' and more.He has been in constant demand since his show-stopping appearance at the Cleethorpes' Northern Soul Weekender and is pure dynamite live. Karime Kendra is just starting out on her Northern Soul career. Her pedigree though is exceptional and it is her mother Ty Karim and father Kent Harris' 60s and 70s soul songs that she will perform for us with her full time band the Killer Meters. Her delivery is so uncannily like her mother's tough, expressive vocals that when she apppeared at this years' Cleethorpes, it was hard to believe that Ty was not there. She will sing 'Lighten Up Baby', 'You Really Made It Good To Me', 'Wear Your Natural' and 'You Just Don't Know' among many other great songs. The Northern Soul DJs are representing London and the south's top Northern clubs- Roger Stewart from Bisley, James Trouble from Soul Revolution, Warren Boogaloo from Boogaloo and Gene Robertson from Solid Hitbound Soul and Ady Croasdell from the 6TS 100 Club all nighters. The Beat room is hosted by the extraordinarily successful Mousetrap all-nighters (now in their 17th year). Speed of (Circle Records) and Dr Robert of (Le Beat Bespoke) are joined on the decks by UK special guests Spider Webb from exciting young London band the Horrors. Ben Ollins (The Cellar), Cosmic Keith (Boston Arms) and International man of mystery Carlo Sesto (Italy) all spinning their favourite Beat, Garage and Psych 45’s. All set to a backdrop of psychedelic lights and gorgeous go go girls. If you’re planning to try the R&B room (which I’m consistently told is the best room in the building). Resident DJ and co promoter Rob Bailey from London hotspot the Mousetrap will be joined by fellow resident DJ Chris Dale and the Hard as Nails club DJ team Alan, Marcus and Andy Brazil. Our special guests include El Nino from London's infamous (Lady Luck) club spinning the hottest 50's blues boppers and sleazy R&B dancers. Expect Killer R&B/Club Soul & Ska/Reggae from Camden Stylist Alan Handscombe and scorching Ska/Reggae/Rocksteady from Jim Cox (Reggae Train). "All the clubs involved are at the leading edge of what they do and people come from all over the country to come to their gigs. It’s a great chance for anyone who is interested in this type of music to come and check out all the clubs under one roof and see what they have to offer". On only twice a year this is one of the most anticipated dates in the calendar make sure you stick this one in your dairy. Ticket details can be found on http://www.6ts.info'>http://www.6ts.info we will be selling them at the 100 Club 29th anniversary dance on Sept 20th, details for that ticket only event are also on http://www.6ts.info'>http://www.6ts.info The tickets for that event are finally being posted out on Friday. Ady Photos from Chalky and Dean Parrish Website
hit the "new media" button that shows at the top of each forum listing ( for a new thread) or the one at bottom of a thread ( to reply) theres a few threads in feedback if need more help cheers mike
no mp3s please use refosoul if you wanna post a clip
one of the 'special' talents of the 60s Detroit soul era as writer, producer and artist Sad News Richard 'Popcorn' Wylie RIP Sad news passed on via the forum by Rob Moss Just received a call from Mike Terry announcing that the immortal Richard 'Popcorn' Wylie passed away today. I'm sure everyone will share the sadness of his passing. He was one of the 'special' talents of the... Click to view this soul article info in full
Sad News Richard 'Popcorn' Wylie RIP Sad news passed on via the forum by Rob Moss Just received a call from Mike Terry announcing that the immortal Richard 'Popcorn' Wylie passed away today. I'm sure everyone will share the sadness of his passing. He was one of the 'special' talents of the 60s Detroit soul era as writer, producer and artist and will be sorely missed. R.I.P. Very sad news RIP
whatcha reckon on if can add prices, approx date where known to posts and post in a sort of order via prices and people add , edit, confirm, fill in gaps etc etc to list as it goes on could end up with a sort of in order reference type listing ?
if any member whos read it and is up for writing a review for front articles bit of site of this or ought similar then more than happy to feature just let us know via a pm
maybe a current up todate top ten list of all the big sellers ever via prices that were actually paid may be achievable ? whatcha reckon anyone like to run with it or start off ?
ok have just closed the other one will move last page of posts across a bit later on
just so aware looking at closing this thread down shortly this is due to the size of it and the follow on problems that this can cause ask the starting member to start a new one and then close this one recommend that when starting new one that post a link in the first post to this one the last page of posts in old one will be moved when started up ask that in future that off topic posts - if needed start new threads for discussion about off topic (ie non soul related ) items in the relevant forums if do get to much off topic posts they may be moved or removed moderation - please use feedback for discussion of all such matters members actions action has and will continue to be taken against members who do not follow the terms of use/house rules if wish to discuss members past site actions with other members - then do it via pms not on the site personal attacks, disruptive posts, repeated posts are all covered in the forum terms of use/house rules if not aware then please read at link below https://www.soul-source.co.uk/forum-house-rules as it says by using this site you are agreeing to follow these thanks mike
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bollocks nothing to do with you it should be all still up on here somewhere do you want me to post links ? more than happy to do so
as said many times if got something to say about this site then say it in feedback tell you what i post reply to your pm there and to this save me doing it twice
Been mentioned a few times on here Metro times features an article on the reopening Before the inferno, Brad Hales' shop, Peoples Records, was a subterranean mecca of second-hand vinyl housed floor-to-ceiling in beautiful old Atlas soda crates. Mountains of remarkably rare records wove a tapestry of Detroit music, rediscovered and ready for the taking. Nestled in the heart of the Cass Corridor in the Forest Arms building, Peoples was an informal clubhouse for musicians, collectors, and local DJs to share records, stories and knowledge. The air hung heavy with the ghosts of old Motown, soul and jazz icons.... https://www.metrotimes.com/music/story.asp?id=13220
post a while back on search for a venue here's what they are using https://www.halesowennews.co.uk/news/364765...nton_landmark_/
thanks for passing on the updates Chalky have unapproved some posts due to wording and the latest news hopefully can understand why - pm if not