Jez Jones

bloody ell Geese you come up with some corkers for discusison me 'owd. ...Quite pertinent though really considering stuff like Susan mackey is getting spins as well Some of the choons that are supposedly reggae that would get played on the scene have got a 'soulful' voice with it. Susan Mackey has---Jackie Edwards--come on home is quite soulful also ...Remember some old wag from Whitworth st--calling Jackie Edwards--'Feel so Bad' as Jamaican Soul. Cant argue with that really

Goosepimples :-)

gave these bounders an airing during the evening YOU ASK FOR ONE GOOD REASON.........................LARRY WILLIAMS THE BOXER..................................................................CAROLYN FRANKLIN YOU BLEW IT.................................................................FINNEGANS WAKE SHINDY BUTTERFLY.................................................RANDOLPH WALKER I REALLY LOVE YOU.......................................................MYSTICS SO GOOD......................................................................MR ROBERTS DONT TALK LIKE THAT.............................................CLARENCE MURRAY PLEASE LEAVE ME..........................................................DRAKE AND EN SOLIDS ALIVE AND WELL...............................................................SPARE CHANGE BOOGALOO BABY........................................................JERRY WILLIAMS AND DYNAMITES BABY BOYS IN LOVE.........................................................JIMMY HOLIDAY FEVER.................................................................................RONNIE DYSON SOUL PARTY...........................................................................FREE HELP YOURSELF.................................................................BILLY BUTLER I'VE GOT TO LIVE WHILE I CAN........................................JIMMY HOLIDAY YOU'RE THE ONE.......................................................RONNIE WAALKER DONT COME BACK TO ME..........................................BOBBY BELL DYNAMITE LOVIN..........................................................JACKIE ROSS SINCE YOU CAME INTO MY LIFE...............................EL DORADOS FUNKY FEVER...........................................................CLARENCE CARTER

...blimey ya did well there Steve ---snagged mine for 4 squid I think

...musn't forget that Welsh Warbler---Gene Latter

- Uniques with Joe Stampley---wasn't he a country singer ??

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...choon that is Bri---picked it up for next to nowt last winter---great bit of Blue -eyed

...this old classic remember Roy Head

...oh nearly forgot this sublime motown cut from the 'singing schoolteachers' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z8rzfcbQu0

this old Wheel 'stomper' was by this country/blue grass chappie-----ok I know it wasn't 'norvern' at the time but hey ho https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&sqi=2&ved=0CCgQtwIwAg&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D7dxVex-iCyY&ei=Z1EXToqDC4S1hAe1i-3MBQ&usg=AFQjCNET-eNJdq2RKmF7L9FvOfI0Vx3hnQ

Always liked some of the Kiki Dee stuff

How many DJ''s own originals of Gwen Owens, Don Gardner, The Parliaments, Eddie Parker, The Salvadors, and, dare I mention, Frank Wilson! ..interestingly (well to me anyway)....I heard all these and a shit load more of their like including Tomangoes, Margaret Littles etc etc in ONE set on Friday night and to hear that 'quality of oldie' all on original vinyl fair takes ya breath away . . To hear one after the other of high price quality original oldies ---was summat you would only get on a CD---awesome knowing its originals and happening right in front of ya is a great buzz Said DJ is currently celebrating his 50th in Barbados back on topic I'm not to sure whether Nosmo would get a spin at any run of the mill soul nights because maybe its not too well known/popular. From what I can remember bitd it had its 5/6 weeks of fame and was dropped in favour of 'the next big thing' Something like Al Wilson has a longevity POSSIBLY due to the fact this was a recognised 'nighter tune' for a few years before it became 'ammered' hence perhaps its perpetual airing nowadays Maxine Nightingale crossed over lol into the nightclub/disco/chicken in a basket market .......oh and I didn't hear Frank wilson in THAT set on friday night lol

any chance of a soundclip

Well spotted PD--great find. Very good read indeed

...think its the patches that seem to be the selling point................................... ...hope for us all if this fetches its price Nige ....Have you still got ya 'Jockey Y Fronts' that ya wore on the night Roy C was live at the Torch mate,-- complete with perspiration stains. should fetch a tidy sum

...played it full bore to me grandson the other day

.......cant make that one mate-----but keep it in ya box for the near future-- cos ya never know

...That Eric Mercury's gotta be up there---good call Phil

Maybe decriptions of the style of music played is a lot less important nowadays. I know when I hear something for the first time--I may remark 'fcuk me I like this it sounds real northern to me'---but thats only because it makes me feel comfortable in myself to 'log it like that'. (same goes for something that sounds funky,latin etc) ...It doesn't mean it HAS to be northern as defined by the concise English chin strokers guide to all nighters of Christmas past 5th ed ...So its a personal 'benchmark' of a tune to some folk cos they like it like that----but its personal ... ...mmm Original Question what was it now..............oh yeah some folks will always demand fast stuff. some folks will always like a mixture, some folks will always like the slower stuff So --I dont think its split in 2011 and beyond because hopefully there will be events on---- that suit everyones taste.......Yep even the slow plodding stuff

kinnell Geese--sweeping question me 'owd . ----know where ya coming from ---I THINK . Some rare aint fast-- in fact quite sedate---So would this be ignored in favour of more mph at CERTAIN popular venues. . converesely is their a following of the wholly 'sedate' stuff on an evening out. Shute---35 years---you're an ole bugger mate

Not forgetting the obvious when we all had energy to burn........ These 2 were both 'era defining sounds' ..anthemic tunes from the early nighters of our scene Old buggers will have memories of dancing to these Run for Cover Wear it on our face

... Make Sure is one hell of a choon and makes me wanna listen again and again....

mmmm dont see many on demo.