Simon M

I assume your the first type , with a name like Daddy ?

OOhh Yesh hic ... , book a day off to recover !

hhaha you Munters , I dont need to coverup and refused to do so in the 80's ( no one should these days as Keb said in his interview ) , and Ive certainly got some records that should be on your wants list Steve !!.But .You'll have to get down Mark Houghton's "New Chapter" London to find out what Paul Phillips and myself have in our Volcanic Hot box's .. ps. I aint packing played out records like New World ( a Chris B spin from 18 months ago at least) Wee , Mixed Feelings , The Crow , or the Salvadors ya know Get down there after work Wednesdays you City types , if ya can take the HEAT Simon ps. My hot tip to wrighty , Babs St Clair is outa the squad too

No problem Gareth always up for the challange Oh yeah whats this green stuff served at Gavins yarmouth doo ..I hope they have some appletise for me , very nice LOL

I was thinking the same Baz .. the turnover of new sounds played out is minimal , I find more that are new to me via the net

When Keb was hot-boxing Northern, ( and of course Guy H ) they had a fairly big turnover of sounds . No one can do that now!! We are all gonna get tired of those same big money tunes that we cant buy and is it really worth travelling to hear them ? ..There is very little northern left be it funky or stompy to be discovered . Diversty is the only way forward for All-nighter music IMO

Well Ive just started packing a hot-box for Mark Houghton's New Chapter ( one of London's top 70's and 80's nights) Its looking hotter than a Scotch bonnet chilli on ya doo daas LOL

The suns out and theres some real Hot Box around , Jason

Yep , thats right . Im very rusty on old lp's ,90% packed away in my mates spare bedroom , due to lack of space in the flat .

You need more than one outlook and attitude , to make a great night ..IMO

Mid 80's soul bowl import very nice 1985 in fact ... I think theres an LP too

If you just need a list Tony , get someone to post Butch's sets , be it funk or soul

Very good James thanks , but you cant be explosive , agressive and sweaty all of the time . perhaps peak time , then you need a rest ..

Right ..... you need a mortagage really . so the old method of going to a big dealer , and buying cheaper unknowns , still holds good ...if thats still possible ?

Hmm, , I'd say it had some logic to it .. ps. I do not have a hotbox

Its a case of having a box of the biggest or latest records on the scene to dj with , like Ellipses , Mixed Feelings , Jo Jama , and various Butch spins that I cant remember . Then when another record becomes hot or available , you may sell/trade Ellipses or Mixed Feelings to buy said record . I'd say it was a DJ concept and not much to do with collecting , and probably a good way to DJ on the rare soul scene for a young jock ps . ROD beat me to the post there ! Simon

Thats just a normal style of deejaying Mark

Ellipsis is a great record , and very very hot .. How about The Nicky Newarkers "Women " , this ones got some heat once again . Simon

Snipers sometimes go in way too high .

This has been re-issued by Select on CD single .

Big Jim and Tracy and lil Peter Scotland was indeed a hive of activity for modern soulies, back in the day

Fraser Dunn , was he down in London for a while , !!

Ahh do you know Tam Jackson , and James Dunn then ?

Motherfox " Hot Shot" Shabang, pardon the pun

Whats the trades Mark