Soulsmith

Queens Hall Leeds - Queen Hall Leeds All Nighter - International Soul Club £103 Hello Would somebody advise what this is? Surely not a flyer? Thanks Col.

Quality. That tickled me.

Southern yorkshire softies.

Quality. Takes me back to a certain place in time. Reading All Dayer late 70s, when a certain DJ (OK it was Cockney Mick) smashed a certain DJs record (OK it was Chris Hill's) in front of an all knowing audience of soul people. Happy days.

Me too, and my medication wares off at 2am

As per usual I'm doing exactly what I please to do. Right now I'm staying in as currently a lot of people on the northern soul scene annoy me.

It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.

Talk about coincidences. So she is a bit of a crap singer, not related to anyone.

Disco sucks.

I was going to say that. I probably will anyway.

Shocking version. Not quite as bad as the video. But close.

There is more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4uM_nNVhlU...feature=related

Hmm, thats weird (in a nice way) . Met my future wife at St Ives too.

Same copy. I didn't read the cover properly. I was in a hurry. In places its well written, but at times the book was more about the author than the subject matter. I suppose I just get irritated by people harping on about north-south divide, like its still the 70s. Its right up there with mother-in law jokes.

What do you call 3 pies on a skewer? A Wigan kebab.

Well I thought it deserved more than one sentence. And the one sentence he gave it was factually incorrect. So, no I wont be reading a chapter about NS in his other book. I'm still getting over this one.

Thanks for that. So there was no record shop called Russ & Richard's. I wonder how many other facts/storoes in the book have been made up?

I was at the airport, in a bit of a rush. Picked up a book by Stuart Maconie - Pies & Prejudice. It mentioned northern soul on the back cover. Well it contains sweet FA about northern soul. Maconie has a chip on his shoulder the size of the Pennine Way, the weight of which seems to be the cause of him reinventing some north - south divide. The section on Wigan was interesting though, apparently people from Wigan "really, really like pies" and Wigan contains one of the greatest night clubs in the country - Pemps! I think not. The only mention of Wigan Casino I've come across in the book relates to a record shop that Russ Winstanley & Richard Searling jointly owned in Market Street. Not that this 'fact' is important in the scale of things, but did said record shop exist?

There is a Supremes exhib at The V & A in London. I will ask the staff there, they are bound to know....

I'm not sure either but the post script is a promotion for a Kev Roberts web site. Kev produced the Top 500 book.

Reminds me of a broom I once owned for several years, only 3 new heads & 4 new handles. Damn thing went on for ever.

Is there a BW biography? Thanks in advance.