SHEFFSOUL

thanks ...Elvis

Myself & my mate Mogul heard Butch at Blackpool in June..so fantastic sounds which most people either knew or were familiar with..one particular track has a bell tinging anyone know title/artist..tia Elvis

for those who like brit soul this album by Harlem Jonn's Reshuffle Harlem Jonns Reshuffle - MY ELUSIVE DREAMS - Blue Eyed Soul.wmv contains MED and back drivin beat plus a host of soul covers..shows a photo of the band onstage at Wigan { casino} during the 1960's

if anyone can shine a light or post a link to the Tim Ashibende podcast that Mick Holdsworth referred to earlier (NOT the recent one with Dean Anderson feat Mike Terry interview) probably 5/6 months ago, im sure a few including me missed it..tia

great track but sound quality not so great..i think WDYTYLA came out on a Iranian EP..again sound was poor

Mick, if you can trace that show or post a link..not showing with Dean Anderson only his recent show last week..thanks Elvis

nice one!

yes...but so many new discoveries surely?

great LP but the post means tracks only originally available on an LP/Album..

Wondering what are the best LP/albums featuring LP only northern soul tracks? I'll start with Hesitations - Soul superman LP

Searching for soul patches..Carlton Club, Steam Machine, VA VAs, West Midlands soul, clean Wigan Heart of soul , Samanthas. Leeds festival 74. Can buy or trade for patches (records?) Thanks in advance Elvis

yes...you are correct i bought the pussycat boot in 1974 for 85p..however i think some bought it a good while later for much more thinking it was an original

yes i remember...eddie awoke from his dream..'where the hell is Wigan?'

I went back about twenty years ago..on a whim as i was on route to Scotland. Shocked and upset as i hadn't realised it had been totally demolished and replaced with a temporary porta cabin type thing (before the Mall went up) .Took a few pics, and left with a very sad feeling. Any memorial is better than nothing..(and credit to those who organised it) but i think an obelisk or similar would have been better...ah, what a great place..

well..i'll chuck my two penneth in..it had a resonance of the 1977 doc..in that it disappointed..sorry..(i remember feeling very disappointed in '77 when i watched this England air.).this was a decent effort but, every filmic attempt still has a comedy element..it reminded me at times of those awful rock n roll reunions where really old buggers still dressed like teenagers.No programme, film or otherwise has ever successfully managed to transmit just how cool it was to be into northern soul 1972-74 possibly 75.Any one not into northern can do a daft impression of a northern soul fan ( like flat caps and pigeons)..never the cool stuff..it was a decent effort and explains some of the complexities of NS especially to those who are unfamiliar , particularly americans..but always falls short.You need the arena production team to do it justice..highlights..Dave Withers, and the young souls..lows..the fancy dress aspect and i found the scottish girls comments way off the mark..Kung fu?..bollocks!!!..the dance moves came from UK hipsters imitating the soul performers of the 60's..(ps Searling always comes across well)..5/10...could do better..

its all about the detail..

are you real..Marlon Brando's accent..probably the greatest actor of all time..in one of the greatest films of all time...some people...FFS...

find it hard to believe you never saw a girl acrobatics..i was there like you from 72-- onwards..Sue nfrom Notts did splits, backdrops and handstand/flips..once from off the stage...

..couldn't agrree more..well put and said!