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I don't think anyone has any opposition to the punters at BSC, it's much more about the methods adopted by it's promotors and the message they've sent to the wider worl. The arrogance, ignorance and conceit. -
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Apologies folk it was pat Lewis s, not t Johnnie Mae! See below, brought a tear to my eye
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Much deserved for George. I've searched but I saw a great clip of George, another parliaments group member and Johnnie Mae Mathews doing an accapella Heart trouble. Can anyone else share please?
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Been looking ahead to the event and thinking what to play. The guys at ftmntc have always been supportive and encouraged me to try out fresh tunes. It's great that I've been able to take these sounds and establish them elsewhere, particularly at the gathering where many have become firm favourites with the dancers. Expect to hear many of these now established sounds along with some new and interesting tunes that I believe will become established over the next year at the gathering.
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Wow! Atlantic with atco colours.
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Thank all, I'm an original man, Us are the originals! Now there's an provocative statement! 🤣
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Thanks for the info.
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Can someone tell me if art freeman - slipping around, got reissued on a Fame WDJ? I know it was in the box set, as an issue repro. Anyone got run out details please?
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The first one sounds like it came out of new jersey! I would of been well on that at the time, shame I was so dismissive.
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I know a few on here are interested in street soul, nice, well informed, feature in the link below. Got me digging through some of my crates to listen to loads of white labels from the 90's with fresh ears. Sadly I ignored most of it at the time, I was too taken with soulful house. https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/uk-street-soul-history
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What an ace night, great to hear Luci Jones who played a set full imagination and great here something fresh in the main room. Loved what I heard of mopsey, he might of got lost on the way but he knows how to work the flu-er. Ted was excellent, credited 'easy' as a western discovery! He also played a total exclusive classic unheard northern tune, could have been played at the torch! It's that good. Had to away at 1ish but enjoyed me sen!
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Sadly missed character. Rip nogger
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That's ace!
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During my years on the house scene there were loads of covers of the underground disco records that preceded house, most were pointless and inferior but occasionally one shone through
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Got be up there with my favourites;
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If knowledgeable people talk about modern art, they are generally referring to 20th century artworks. We live in a post modern age, personally I'd use contemporary to describe current soul music.
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Be great to be back at the cygnet after maybe ten years. One of few events where I can play an accross the board selection under heard tunes. Bring it on youth!
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I've not watched this and after recent BBC fare I'm hesitant. It's a subject that's already well documented, especially in book form. Looking forward to some detailed coverage of disco's roots at the sanctuary in San Francisco. I thought 'rock you baby' was considered the first disco record?
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Just seen Amp fiddler, Detroit producer, has passed, some may know for his waltz of a ghetto fly track. A true innovator in a world of clones.
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They were dead stock, but I think I ended up trading for 'tune up' on British, to minshull, who Tim owed.
