Chalky

Even on it's not so good nights the music at the Wilton is better than most nighters, only the Lifeline better IMHO. As for the decor f*** me, try looking round some of the places where they hold Northern Soul events, I bet most wish they had a venue like the Wilton. The policy is still the same and I'm sure no one will attempt to change it. As for Modern....been played on many other occasions so why should the last one be any different? Dave....The Carlton Club....brings back memories. DJ'ed there quite a few times for Mouse and Chris way back when......

It does indeed sound far better when played out loud, i fact totally different record if you follow my drift. Had great dance floor reaction for Carl and now the same for me also. Its a long one too, clocks in at 4 minutes 14 seconds I think. Apparently the group are Vietnam vets.

Originals on both styrene and vinyl.

Not off hand Eddie. We left not long after Andy's set to go to Sheridans so didn't catch all Guys set.

Pete Lawson reviewed this in his Magazine sometime in the 80's. Was played years prior to this too so I'm led to believe. Record is from 1973 too...Big Dee Irwin.

Not at the moment but I'll keep a look out for one

They had a Wigan Anniversary in Stoke and in every other town and village (every year it seems too)

Will set one aside for the Sheffield crew

Yeah around the £200 mark.

Well the over 40's probably can't keep up with the more uptempo side I'm still under 40 so the uptempo side does it for me Like you said two cracking sides Cheap record too well worth picking up

err...yes pretty good, prefer What Is Soul though

It's on RSF somewhere, I reckon I posted they were different, will have a search for the posts.

I've a scan of an Iranian Sly and the Family Stone somewhere complete with PS and blue vinyl.

See fancy dress most week, great flares and vests

Either Carl Willingham or Mick H.

Without looking Jock, I would have thought so Great crossover If you get down for Lifeline and you manage to get down here before I'll play it you I spent all night being a disco bunny Hear all the 60's stuff week in week out so made a change to hear something different for once.

Not sure if I have this somewhere on a tape but haven't a clue where to start looking One day I'll get them organised

I've got the Righteous Brothers Souled Out lp, South African radio station copy.

Mark Hopes from Mansfield way got some stuff from Brazil. Think Nolan Porter on ABC was one if I remember rightly.

wouldn't surprise me....indemand isn't it.

I'm Yours? Have seen anywhere between 700 and 1200. Been a few copies about and over priced IMO.

does it really matter, try finding either colour label Seen more blue.

Very true...there's 100's of records from the Stafford/80's era waiting to be rediscovered by the returnees of the mid 90's on. Same can be said for lesser known or forgotten Wigan/Torch etc records by those not there.

Tough one as virtually impossible to find one for sale....£3000? There was at least one in the west coast haul I think.

Memories???? Can't remember last night let alone years gone by Seriously tho'.....the music Brett. I grew up in the very progressive period of the 80's. Never had a break as such and always look forward. The scene these days though with a few exceptions is very much like the rock and roll scene, stale and stagnant with too many backward looking venues