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Video: The Montclairs Video posted by Chatty. Updated: 29 Jun 2024 Tap to view the full video via Source Video Feature -
The Washington Post Shrine Article from 2003 mentioned above can now be read in full via the link below, along with on the same page, a 'more recent' (as in 2012) article from the author titled The resurrection of Melvin Butler, Eddie Daye & other forgotten DC record artists Washington's Lost Soul D.C.'s Answer to Motown Failed Nearly 40 Years Ago, But Today Shrine Records Is a British Treasure. By David Segal Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, May 11, 2003; Page N01 https://wemezekir.blogspot.com/2012/04/resurrection-of-melvin-butler-eddie.html
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The Washington Post Shrine Article from 2003 mentioned above can now be read in full via the link below, along with on the same page, a 'more recent' (as in 2012) article from the author titled The resurrection of Melvin Butler, Eddie Daye & other forgotten DC record artists Washington's Lost Soul D.C.'s Answer to Motown Failed Nearly 40 Years Ago, But Today Shrine Records Is a British Treasure. By David Segal Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, May 11, 2003; Page N01 https://wemezekir.blogspot.com/2012/04/resurrection-of-melvin-butler-eddie.html
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out today
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The 'new' Front Page News & Articles forum has now been set to redirect to the news/article feature item when click on a topic This will hopefully resolve some of the 'duplication' that we get sharing the comments with the forum and teh feature basically if you click on the forum topic announcing the article you now get took to the article comments
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you making it yourself? if after inspiration ikea hacks website may be useful https://ikeahackers.net/#search/q=turntables
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had a member query on this anyone know if still available and where?
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had a member query on this anyone know if still available and where?
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Event: Lea Hall Rugeley All-nighter Review: 5 stars by Pep. Event Date: 22 Jun 2024 Another great night in a fabulous venue. A very respectable turnout too, considering everything that was one (including the popular Blackpool Wintergardens Weekend) Great, varied Northern Soul music from a first class selection of DJs who know their onions! Sound system was on song as always. Bring on the next one in September. Saturday 28th is the date for your diaries. 👌✊️x Tap to view the full event review
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Event: Lea Hall Rugeley All-nighter Review: 5 stars by Eddiefoster. Event Date: 22 Jun 2024 I thoroughly enjoyed my first outing to Lea Miners, Id never visited the venue before and it was an honour to be asked to get behind the decks by Pep. The venue is fantastic, just perfectly suited to a nighter as the picture in the main thread suggests. A well attended night despite the big weekender, footy and BBQ weather and musically great all the way through IMO - varied offerings from all the DJs with a good mix for all. Looking forwards to my ... Tap to view the full event review
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moved to general sales as should work better
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moved to wants
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start time should be ok now it was set to the europe/greece timezone now back to uk
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A couple of days break and then onto the knock outs Euro 2024 - last-16 matches (all times BST) Switzerland v Italy (Saturday, 29 June, 17:00, Berlin) Germany v Denmark (Saturday, 29 June, 20:00, Dortmund) England v Slovakia (Sunday, 30 June, 17:00, Gelsenkirchen) Spain v Georgia (Sunday, 30 June, 20:00, Cologne) France v Belgium (Monday, 1 July, 17:00, Dusseldorf) Portugal v Slovenia (Monday, 1 July, 20:00, Frankfurt) Romania v Netherlands (Tuesday, 2 July, 17:00, Munich) Austria v Turkey (Tuesday, 2 July, 20:00, Leipzig) views so far on it all?
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Video: Tv 0-1 Northern Soul For London 1989 Video posted by Mike. Updated: 26 Jun 2024 youtube desc Northern Soul on TV 0-1 For London 1989 Alexandra Clapham A short piece from the ‘listings’ programme “0-1 For London” broadcast on 12th October 1989. Features footage of the Southside Soul Club at the Alexandra in Clapham and the Modern night ‘Stomp’ at Dingwalls, Camden, plus a little bit of Sam Dees at the end. Tap to view the full video via Source Video Feature
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youtube desc Northern Soul on TV 0-1 For London 1989 Alexandra Clapham A short piece from the ‘listings’ programme “0-1 For London” broadcast on 12th October 1989. Features footage of the Southside Soul Club at the Alexandra in Clapham and the Modern night ‘Stomp’ at Dingwalls, Camden, plus a little bit of Sam Dees at the end. -
Hi The below is a source stock moderation message ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It works best if you use our 'pm (personal message) system' for the finer parts of any trading deals on here as per our guidelines This policy helps to keep the Markt forums at a most effective state plus it also helps avoid the posting of members details in public The link to pm the seller shows as the red button labelled 'Contact Seller/Member' directly underneath their first post Thanks ------------------------------------------------------- Soul Markt Guidelines Link https://www.soul-source.co.uk/source-help/content-guidelines/soul-markt-guidelines-r57/
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Event: The Twisted Wheel Club At Basement 66 Review: 5 stars by Pete Roberts. Event Date: 23 Jun 2024 It was simply the Best!! A Fantastic 60’s Soul Session enjoyed by everyone who attended this great Club. Tap to view the full event review
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every month a manual check is done on all inactive accounts to see if they are active again if they are (3 this month) then once aware they will be manually switched to active and reopened the stock reply pm sent below says it all... hi Your soul source account was closed as your account was reported by the system as inactive (over 3 years non-use) There is a years 'grace' before all closed accounts are deleted As you have recently logged in to Soul Source again, your account has now been reopened as now active Just so aware of what is going on Welcome Back Source Team
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Just seen this featured on The House That Soul Built site - tap Friday and Saturday, anyone going https://tickets.royalalberthall.com/production/85931 think tickets still left would you, should you , could you, have you, did you?
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Hi The below is a Soul Source stock moderation message ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This event has just been tagged 'Cancelled!' as requested Please be aware that rather than contact the site you can now tag your events 'Cancelled' or 'Sold Out' yourself Note if 4 tags are already used you will have to delete one of them to add another tag ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Doing such is a 5 second affair and the tag shows instantly on the event view and listings more info via our Help Guide here https://www.soul-source.co.uk/source-help/soul-source-event-help/event-guide-tagging-an-event-cancelled-r92/
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New 45 - Bull & The Matadors - The Funky Judge - Secret Stash Records View full article
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Had the below press release passed on from label founder Eric Foss: Secret Stash Records now taking pre-orders for 250 unit hand numbered limited edition Bull & The Matadors 7" Hailing from East St. Louis, Illinois, Bull & the Matadors consisted of James Lafayette “Bull” Parks (born June 7, 1945), Milton Hardy, James Otis Love, and Robert Holmes. In 1968 they made the trek 4 hours Northeast to work with the legendary Leaner family and their Toddlin’ Town label. At that time the zany NBC-TV comedy program Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In was at its ratings zenith. One of its most popular sketches was a hilarious courtroom vignette that revolved around the punchline “Here comes the judge.” The judge was portrayed by Pigmeat Markham, a chitlin’ circuit comic who had made the routine famous at the Apollo Theatre. Pigmeat cashed in on the craze by cutting a full-fledged soul dance number logically titled “Here Comes The Judge” for Chess. Not to be outdone, Motown’s Shorty Long donned his own white wig and belted a different song by the same title for the label’s Soul subsidiary. Both entered the R&B charts that June, and both peaked at #4. Meanwhile, Toddlin’ Town writer/producer Andre Williams along with Leo Hutton cooked up their own Rowan & Martin tie-in, “The Funky Judge,” and got new Toddlin’ Town recruits, Bull & the Matadors to give it their own spin. Nationally distributed by Florence Greenberg’s Scepter Records in New York, “The Funky Judge” crashed the R&B hit parade at the end of August in 1968 and sailed all the way up to #9 R&B and #39 pop over the next three months, proving there was plenty of life in the judge routine yet. Despite the song’s excellent showing for the scrappy little label, the Leaner family chose not to issue the sequel “Where Did The Judge Go,” recorded that December... until now that is! According to Secret Stash founder, Eric Foss, “Both of these tracks, including the unissued side, were supposed to be on our Toddlin’ Town compilation. Sadly that project was permanently shelved over a songwriter/publisher dispute. Thankfully, however, these tracks were not part of that dispute and we are still able to get this unreleased tune pressed up for those who want it.” Bull And The Matadors’ “Funky Judge” B/W “Where Did The Judge Go'' is available exclusively at secretstashrecords.com. The hand numbered limited edition (only 250 units) 7” records will ship July 12, but preorders are now open. More info, images and purchase options via https://secretstashrecords.com/
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