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Talking of Lourdes, I feel the 100 Club has the same healing powers. As previously stated, been there with a stinking cold, but the music, the atmosphere and the dancing etc burnt through those symptoms and I came out in the morning feeling much better.

I have had to re jig Mother's Day and some family birthday's on occasion in order to make my fave nighter in the past. Once sold my Megadrive (remember them) and all it's games to finance a nighter when I was skint. I've been struck down with flu before, but loaded myself up with Day Nurse, Red Bull etc and still gone. Once saw Trickster at a nighter, on crutches with his leg in plaster! I wonder what tales there are from folk putting their soul nights and nighters first? What lengths do people go to? Ever kept a Sunday lunch date off the back of an all nighter? What porkies have family and friends been told in order for you to keep that date in the soul calendar?

Agreed. Have the Jimmy James - New Religion LP with his version, vocal not in same league as Tempests. My Tempests top 3 would be; 1. I cried for you 2. Someday 3.What you gonna do

yo mama told me cheeky cow! You leave my mother out of this. Chancer.

Boogaloo (shing-a-ling, popcorn music) is a genre of Latin music and dance that was very popular in the United States in the late 1960s. Boogaloo originated in New York City among teenage Cubans and Puerto Ricans. The style was a fusion of popular African American R&B, rock and roll and soul with mambo and son montuno. Boogaloo entered the mainstream through the American Bandstand television program.

Not just northern soul, mind. But 'Monster Northern Soul"!!! Unbelievable! Dunno if you've asked the seller a question? I did, couldn't help meself. "Why on earth would you think this record has anything to do with northern soul"?

It isn't. Now says page not responding. There should be an item number somewhere near the top right hand corner.

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Me neither Can you paste the item No?

Swan. Crazy Horse. Fat Fish.

1. Roy Roberts - Gotta have your love 2. Mello Souls - We can make it 3. Jerry Jackson - It's rough out there 4. Ben E King - Getting to me 5. Minzi Berry - Don't you dare to cry 6. Lamont Dozier - Dearest one 7. Charles Brandy - Can't get enough of you baby 8. Jimmy Radcliffe - The thrill of loving you 9. Patti & the Emblems - It's the little things you do 10. Spencer Wiggins - Lonely man 11. Hytones - You don't even know my name 12. Troy Dodds - Trying to find my baby 13. Rockmasters - Raining teardrops 14. Ralph Graham - She just sits there 15. Fiats - Speak words of love 16. Tamala Lewis - You wont say nothing 17. Paul Sindab - I was a fool 18. Imperial C's - Someone tell her 19. Lew Kirton - Heaven in the afternoon 20. Vanguards - Good times bad times 21. Trends - Not too old to cry 22. Rose St John & the Wonderettes - I know the meaning 23. Antellects - Love slave 24. George Smith - I've had it 25. Fascinators - In other words 26. Freddie Houston - Chills & fever

https://www.newcenturysoul.co.uk Good site for many reasons, I do like the events vids. Soul girl's https://soulgirl.kicks-ass.org/andromeda1.php is a goodie for choons although do experience some loading probs which is a shame And Chalky & Flynny's Soul Talk (www.raresoulforum.co.uk) is a decent site for exchanging views etc.

More acrobatic than me, but he get's my vote Chris 'Trickster' Harvey. Oh and Keb Darge no slouch of course.

Kell Osborne - Quicksand (TITANIC) had it in my hand recently £400. Not a bad price as I've seen it for quite a bit more, but I was still about for hundred quid shy of the asking price on that occasion. Top top tune Have you heard Wishing Well?

$574 Ebay. Hope this helps

I don't like to lose. Because, I don't like to lose.

Saw him at the 100 mate, fantastic!

Same as you mate, not been to a weekender before, but Cleethorpes next year, deffo for quality sounds etc

If Northern Soul didn't exist, it would be necessary to invent it

Must admit the thought of hearing Nolan Porter perform "If I could only be sure" at Prestatyn is tempting. Ray Pollard (RIP) performance at the 100 club was magic that I will never forget.

https://www.thisoldsoul.com/wheel.html "the Twisted Wheel" opened for business for the first time in 1963

Because they have the records

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