Ian Parker

you could be right.... deffo

was that the first £100 record? i have vague memories of it being a big topic of conversation , 77 ish

gotta love Barbara Lynn, huge talent, great singer and a left handed guitarist (like myself) so many wonderful records to choose from

looks a good do

Bridlington! For the wide variety of sounds . 5 rooms: main ballroom is classic Northern soul and current floor fillers Motown cafe: does what it says on the tin, classic 60’s & 70’s Motown Clubroom: Spotlights clubs from across the country, this is my favourite room, you hear a fabulous range of stuff in here Then there are the Modern, Rare and Boogaloo/Mod rooms . Remember , every room has its own bar and proper dance floor . So no wandering about , looking for a drink I have tickets , should you decide to buy some . £30 for the whole weekend

RUSHBROOKE !

Jeanette !

I'd buy The New Wanderers , if available seperate

definitely 77

THAT is the playlist that kickstarted my journey

unless you 'know' for sure, theres no way of telling on any late 20th century recording, if an upright (acoustic)or an electric bass is being used. i defy anyone to know otherwise. ? slap bass is a different playing style entirely, so that doesnt count

was this an AR biggie? i seem to remember him being associated with it ?

i believe the final niter at ST Ives was sept 77

Reminds me of Oddfellows. Crazy prices, on this and many others

ah, cheers for the info. much appreciated