Citizen P

Not always the case though is it...a few "local" do's that do not use "big names", use local-ish djs and have cheap entrance fees.. Paul Harris's local do at Bradford Brookesy's local do at Burscough Sid Jones's local do at Denton Derreck's local do at Bury/Prestwich Our own local do at Rochdale....... etc. I know do not condone the playing of boots re issues etc, and are playing some cracking stuff.

Just out of interest, what is a Local do ??? Every do in the country is local to somebody, isn't it ?

Great record that, the other side ain't too bad either, don't have to cost a king's ransom do they ??

Fully ?? I can get on the site, but when I search by artist the drop box comes up, as it does when he's got one, but will can't get further... Odd.

Any body else having problems with the search on Anglo's site ??? tried from 3 different machines and no luck..

Craig's plays from last Friday PLAYLIST 45 REVOLUTIONS 5th JULY 2013 SET ONE The Arnells — Heart Repair Shop — Roulette ... The Miracles — If Your Mother Only Knew — Tamla Clarence Hill — A Lot Of Lovin’ Goin’ Round — Mainstream Bettye Swann — Don’t Take My Mind — Money Tony Clarke (They Call Me) A Wrong Man — M-S Danny Moore — Somebody New — Allrite Joe Douglas — Crazy Things — Playhouse Delores Howard — My Guy & I — Master Smokey Robinson & The Miracles — More Love — Canadian Tamla Motown The Volumes — Ain’t Gonna Give You Up — Karen The Four Sonics — Easier Said Than Done — Sport Harry Starr — Another Time, Another Place — End The Arcades — There’s Got To Be A Loser — Triad Syl Johnson — Do You Know What Love Is — Special Agent Bud Harper — Wherever You Were — Peacock Spencer Wiggins — Lonely Man — Goldwax Don & Juan — The Heartbreaking Truth — Mala SET TWO Marva Whitney — Giving Up On Love — T Neck Freddie Houston — If I Had Known — Old Town Damn Sam The Miracle Man — Damn Sam The Miracle Man — Tayster George Perkins — I Can Stand Your (Kind’a) Lovin Forever Pt.1 — GP McKinley Mitchell — Days Got Brighter — Chimneyville Eddie Parker — Body Chains — Prodigal Al Gardner — Sweet Baby — French Gooda Mooga The Hun’s Review Featuring The Soul Brothers — Danger Zone — Sorro Irene & The Scotts — I’m Stuck On My Baby — Smash Irma & The Fascinators — Lost Love — Sceptre Tommy Payton — Mountain Of Soul Pt.1 — Staff Tobi Lark — Sweep It Out In The Shed — Topper Nocqula & The Fabulous Spiders — You Know I’m Gonna Make It — Soulin’ September Jones — I’m Coming Home — Kapp Tobi Lark — Challenge My Love — Topper Jimmy Burns & The Fantastic Epics — It Use To Be — Tip Top

As threatened, some early and later spins doubling with Steve... Soulful Hounds-Why Did You Leave Me Girl-Magic City Alvin Cash-Funky 69-Toddlin Town Devotions-Same Old sweet Lovin-Tri-Sound Bobby Powell-I'm Gonna Leave You-Whit De Vons-Someone To treat Me-King Juanita Williams-Baby Boy-Golden world Lattimore Brown-So Says My Heart-SS7 Otis Leaville-Why, Why, Why-Dakar Kelly Brothers-I'd Rather Have You-Sims Vi Campbell-Seven Doors-Peacock BobbyBland-Honey Child-Duke Later Precisions-What I Want-Drew Faith, Hope and Charity-No Trespassing-Sussex Garland Green-Angel Baby-UNI C.L.Blast-What Can I Do-United E. Rodney Jones-R&B Time-Tuff Check-Mates-Hey Mrs. Jones-Arvee Flamingos-She shook My World-Philips Rufus Thomas-Memphis Train-Stax... None of which should rattle the piggy bank

That didn't work, try again. Gaetanos aka Blackbird

Cheers Andy, Stick a few of mine up later, if anybody's interested .

It does? Good o, Can't listen at work

I believe that "Departure" was a tribute to Charles Stepney

Fantasy and Serpentine Fire amongst a whole raft of other stuff... And yes Bingley hall show was one of the best experences (straight) I ever had.. even more so cos I won the tickets from Piccadilly Radio

The Tams- Hey Girl Don't Bother Me---obviously well known and well played, But.. Flip it over Take Away is just fantastic...

From around '72 to '78 ish us up here in Manchester/Lancashire were spoiled rotten for choice.. Friday-Pendulum Saturday-Torch,or Mecca,then Wigan Sunday-Ashton Tiffs, Ritz Alldayers, John Bull Monday-Piccadilly Tuesday-Intercon/Carolines Wednesday-Carlton Thursday-Blue Rooms... And get up for work

Wish I had a better memory, only went a coupla times, could have been 3, long way from Manchester in those days , I reckon around 77ish First journey was a bit epic, got distracted by a big red moon-don't ask-and forgot to go down the M5 ended up going across country after we got to Watford and realised things weren't quite right Any way, we thought we wouldn't know anybody, first face we saw? Mick Sayles from Stockport. "what are you lot doing here?" sez he. " trying to avoid Tw*ts like you." we replied. Second journey was even more "eventful"

Many,Many Thanks to all that turned up to see Salmon off on his final journey. We think he would of approved of the sounds played later on, we played a good few that he put us on to,or sold us or as even gave to us. Thanks to Tony Mac-Grant and Steve Henderson for entertaining us And BIG thanks to Pez for organising-you remain a STAR Now a quick reminder that our next 45 Revolutions will be a benefit and remembrance night for Salmon, all monies raised going to the fund, hope some of you can join us ATB Tony

Good man, see you later...

No worries Phil. Maybe see you at 45 Revolutions fot the second half

Short reminder It's this Wednesday for any that wish to attend

For any body that isn't on F/Book, if you're coming along please give us a shout. Ta. Tony

Just a quick line to get this back up for any that haven't seen it.. Salmons Funeral Next Wednesday at Rochdale Cemetery, followed by a gathering at Rochdale Catholic Club. Decks will be on hand for any one that would like to spin a few in his memory...

Nice, one of my favourites sounds ever, The single cigarette we used to share.....................