Wicked

paid £2 for mine and sold it for a tenner, long time ago mind you.

Keith coming on stage was my cue to get up to Mr Ms

seem to remember Minshull playing some sh*te around that time

I remember a tall lad called Neil from Runcorn always had a bag of Uncle Joes Mintos with him, probably not the same one also found an old wallet a while back with a Wigan membership card and the names of some girls we Knew Dot, Bev and Denise Somerville road Widnes, anyone remember them?

Bell's Cellar of soul Vol 2, one of my all time favourites.

Papa True Love by Mighty Sam is an awesome tune I always loved that one

this is a cracker, I think I paid a couplple of quid for it in the early 80s

Absolutely, that really would have been something else.

Jerry Butler

what about 'still at the mercy of your love', the best Walter Jackson track for me.

me too

I'm sure mine was a stock copy but I sold all my records over 20 years ago so no way of checking now I'm afraid.

Yeah what the f**k does that Berry Gordy kow about yodelling

The best 4 soul cds ever I reckon, not one track that I don't like. Don't think I could rank them in any order though.

I'm gonna run away from you Tammi lynn, Paynes Cafe Royal Llandudno. I was 14 years old at the time.

I was going to ask this myself but you beat me to it, I've seen a few photos and videos of people wearing them. What is the matter with them? (by the way I did wear them myself back in the day).

can't argue with that, spot on.

Great memories of a great night.I hadn't been to an all nighter for quite a while so my brother got me a ticket. I remember going with my brother (Ronny Wynne ),Mike Hughes and Jimmy Small ( what ever happened to him ?). I know there were quite a few others with us but I can't think who after all this time. Sold my badge to some one from Italy a couple of years ago and after hearing that clip I wish I'd kept it.

Stemmons Express Woman Love Thief at the Casino, now that was clapping.

I might be wrong but I don't think I've seen Jerry Butler mentioned on this thread. He had a long recording career, also got involved in politics in the late sixties. His book 'Only The Strong Survive' is well worth a read.

Best I've seen in a long time, nice one.

Out of the two I'd pick 'Just can't live my life' but the one that really does it for me is 'Not on the outside' absolutely f**ckin' awesome.

Good Luck by Bettye Lavette, always liked that one.

I was there , great night, got a photo somewhere of my brother and me with Freddie Gorman.

Always loved this one, I got mine in a soul pack in '71. I'm sure I had another version, could have been on UK Direction, long time ago memory gone.