Dennisoul

Unbelieveably spooky, within a minuite of each other.....It`s gettin near Haloween, could be that my luvly.

Tom thats the very one your looking for, " Should I believe you " is the other side of " Peaceful, Lonely and Free " It`s brilliant as well, infact I think it`s even beter than " PLF " an uptempo thumper.....wonderful double sider!!! Andy

..Stompa!

Always a full contingent up for Allanton/ Shotts...Bruce brought a cabbage for a pal once. Even the cabbage was encouraged to dance, on the middle of the floor it was. Great bunch, massive into 60s newies.

After the Allanton/ Shotts thread, I think it`s essential that the magical mayhem all nighters at the Glenrothes YM in Fife are given a thread too. Especially since Alan Walls one of the promoters is on Soulsource now, Alans brother Steve was the other promoter. The Glenrothes YM was my first allnighter, cant remember what month..perhaps October, definitely 1984 though. Must have run for at least 3 years, Mr Walls will remember. Across the board music, as far as I remember, but edging more towards new and under played 60s/70s. The Atmosphere at Times was absolute F**kin Mahem...!!!! When Mick Vickers...On The Brink.. was played it was absolute carnage, women and children thrown out the way to get to the dance floor...and as normal, absolutely no space on the dance floor.....so....onto the tables people would climb. I also remember Robin Salter playing Larry Wedgeworth..".No More Games" as a first time out and the place erupted, so much so that when Alan was on the decks later, he either just bought Robins copy or borrowed it , played it again, and the f**kin roof came off!!! The Guys that played there, as well as Alan himself as far as I can remember...Spike, Brian Welsh, Mark Linton, Keith Whitson , Jock O Connor, Jim Tennent, Colin Law, Zander, Robin Salter, Pete Mckernan, Keb Darge, Jim Winseora and Pat Brady, Guy Hennigan. There were more I`m sure but canny think off hand. Even got a go myself when spike went on holiday one month, thanks Al and Steve!! One of the biggest surprises was seeing Jock O`Connor there, or perhaps it was a bigger surprise for Jock seeing me there, as young 16 year old. I`d known Jock all my life, since I was a toddler in fact, he just lived over the road from me. A huge but great surprise, and from then on Jock kept me right on all things soul with his superior knowledge, cheers Jock! Thanks Alan and Steve for helping make a lot of great memories. Andy Dennison

Top shout lass

Like it very much Gogs

A few to get you going ; JJ Barnes...Say It / Deeper In Love...Ric Tic .... £5 to £10 Pat Lewis ...Can`t Shake It Loose / Lets get Togeather...Golden World £10 to £15 The Parliaments....Don`t Be Sore At Me...Revilot... £10 to £15 Ambassadors...Good Love Gone Bad....Atlantic...£20 to £25 Cheap beautys Andy

Fab condition as well, love this track!

Roy Hamilton ...Heartache Hurry On By....RCA Victor He absolutely f**kin nails it!!!

JJ Barnes "Get A Hold Of Yourself" Mickays Andy Dennison Musselburgh

Did it take longer to sneeze than it took to drive from one end to the other of this tiny, but oh so ultra important mining village Jock

Thanks Matt

Thankyou sir, when you playing?

I`m looking for a copy of ; Fabulous Peps...With these Eyes / Love of My Life....Wheelsville 109 If you can help PM with price. Andy

No I wouldn`t Joan, thats up to them and as such they`re not representing me.. I just look at it as a bit of fun, I don`t really care what the publics opinion is after watching it...it wont change the way I think about todays scene, what matters to me is still the music, friends like yourself and the enthusiasm that still goes along with the soul world.

Just watched the footage, thought it was pretty funny with some cringey bits. Not to be taken too serious I think, POG seemed to be genuinely into it...Whether it`s good or bad for the scene, just a bit of fun me thinks!

Alan, do you remember you were djing and came down onto the dance floor at the front of the stage for a dance to one of yer tunes...you danced right up to the end of the track and were so engrossed in the music, even clapping at the end of record, and completely forgot you still had to get back onto the stage and announce your next tune ....Absolutely priceless mate, those were the days.

Those funds must be burnin a hole Lenny....top tunes, hope yer successful

Thanks Marc but I`m really lookin for a sound clip mate, thanks for the help. Andy

'Cabbage' was Bruce's prop that night. Cabbage was his friend. They were pals. Gear was proper good in those days... A'right H min, fit like? It's taken a wee whilee to find my way but I'm here noo. Is Pepsi aboard?

Anyone have a soundclip of ; Ray Redmond & the Gaylettes...You Dont Know/ You Say You Love Me-SA-MO much appreciated if you can help Andy

Alan, have sent you a pm. My email is andydenn976@aol.com if you want to send me your address. You have the only xxx copy of the DVD mate. Andy

Don`t buy it then.

Really quick Gash...anything thats hard doesn`t stay up for long these days mate..(ooooohh errr)