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That's about the same time the dog started barking at the telly.

Remember attending a few soul nights in Plymouth around 77/78 when I was based there.

Just looking at an old patch for the 3rd Anniversary All Nighter at the Central Pier for April '86, so it started up in '83.

I don't think "Anywhere Other Than London Soul" would have had the same ring to it.

Came across this when I was looking for some contact lens cleaning solution.....

I don't get let out much.

Thanks for bringing the Richie Havens version to my attention. I'll buy it for my Gran for Christmas.

"So Steve, when did you see rifts starting to appear?" "That would have been straight after the screening of the BBC4 documentary, although there had been rumblings after the Culture Show."

Couldn't afford cameras up north.

Jim, I don't eat meat anymore, but they were selling off the pork pies in Sainsbury's.........

Soul Thing is what would happen if you put Memphis Soul Stew through a blender, then microwaved it.

If you remember the 70's (or 80's) you weren't there.

Just a heads up to those interesting in purchasing the vinyl box set. It's available from the film's official website at over £20 less than Amazon, along with a limited edition box set that includes a signed copy of the book and an art print...... https://www.myplaydirect.com/northern-soul?current_country=GB

At least the stuff in your garage is worth something. Mine's full of crap apart from my tools.

Is there anything you don't have in that garage?

Somebody posted the clip a couple of days ago on the BBC Documentary thread...

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What's the world coming to ay? Ian D "WHAT" exactly.

Maybe that was the Tainted Love that young Marc sang so passionately about.

Just checked out the BBC's Points Of View website and there's the opportunity for any disgruntled licence fee payers to point out any on air errors to the programme makers.

Or Sky Arts.

By the same token, I would imagine anybody not involved in the NS scene who tuned in on Friday probably enjoyed it and came away better informed.

BBC4 are airing "Rock and Roll Britannia" next Friday. There'll be a lot of disgruntled 70 year old Teddy Boys come Saturday morning.

Very ubiquitous in the 70's.