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Where is that then? The cafe is one side and the bar area the other

you got home ok then mate ! wish i could be there but just cant. thanks for the offer john sean, karl, et al be good boys.........i know you will

Just been confirmed in Arena 1 for the whole of Saturday afternoon Pete Roberts and the gang from The Twisted Wheel Manchester will be hosting 5 hours worth of their unique brand of soul Last years session was outstanding so be sure not to miss it

let's hope there'll be as much interest in my biorhythms revival all dayer at the digbeth laundrette.

SEE YOU THERE KARL. MOUSE.

F*ck i got to set off at 5.30am see you all there

hi steve........bet ya glasses get all steamed oop lol with all that norman soul music :lol:

well this night is almost upon us and l for one hope the folk who,ve never been get some idea of what the batcave is about. l for one am rarely impressed by dj line ups tomorrows line to some may mean nowt. to some, but believe me they will set the place alight..... the music will do what it should always do flow from one set to the next almost seamless dance music , starting at 10 and finishing at 6. l,m looking forward to seeing all the people who make these nighters a joy to attend, because thats what it,s about great people AND AMAZING MUSIC .....will especially good to see me old mates ALEX & SCOTTY from carlilse. In short CAN,T FOOKIN WAIT P.S on a serious note someone tell joan to leave that prince phillip mitchell record at home. pp.s sean we,ll be there earl;y ( if danny gets off the bog lol) let us in tezza & jan

GRAET ADY WILL DO . ADY HAVE A WORD WITH DAVE BOX HE DID THE SAME FOR JOHNN Y MOORE . YES GIVE SOMETHING BACK . MOUSE . THE WILTON.

Excellent news Neil The good old Ritz Do you want me and Karen to start the human pyramid?!?!?!?

I wonder if I'm still banned...................................

Just tell Peggy that the DJ after you will be playing some mid tempo, some bloke called Danny, he might know him. That should keep him quiet for a bit Joan To be honest though Joan, I've been criticised in the past for playing too up tempo. So I shall be playing some mid tempo..... Well, one anyway

Thanks Matt, I can't bloody wait either. Our little club is gonna Rock! I'm sure. Really looking forward to tonight too at "Move On". And for a great Charitable cause. Respect to you and Adam.

I think 2011 is going to be a monumental year on the rare soul scene, so much good stuff getting played out at the moment with DJs not afraid to treat a crowd with respect. This nighter has certainly got those DJs. Really looking forward to hearing what's on offer Saturday night, I can't bloody wait in fact

Thanks Dave, I forgot all about giving you my address...... see you both tomorrow night Take care xx

Really looking forward to seeing you all again You wont be disappointed, uptempo in your face soul music, don't know if the bats are still there and now there's only one sleep to go

i only went once, does that count? P

Definitely not missing this.... Ste.

Great gesture Ady & Rob, sent my donation, just listening to Friday Night what a tune, R.I.P. Steve, cheers Jim.

Is this the same as or different to the appeal launched by Pat Lewis and detailed a few days ago on Soul Source: and linked to: https://www.mynewslet...tter/1410683423 Seems like the initial problem is raising sufficient funds for the funeral.

...I'll be making a contribution come payday, and I'm not trying to negate what is in every way a worthy project, but surely Steve's dependents must be receiving his publishing royalties on the 60 odd songs that he wrote, and that are registered with some pretty major publishing companies both here and in the US? All of the important songs that he wrote for Groovesville Music and Gold Forever Music are registered with various UK publishers, with royalties on them presumably being collected by MCPS. As I've been involved in ther most recent reissue I know that all of the Gold Forever songs are currently available on various Invictus/Hot Wax CDs via Demon, so there will be publishing royalties accruing across that part of his catalogue alone. One song doesn't make a lot of money for a writer's dependents, but 60+ must bring in a decent sum, surely? Perhaps his mother and brothers need to be made aware of this, if they are not already aware...

the stories from some of the young midwest 'crate digger' minded collectors of the early 90's are mind blowing. diggin up burried records from the backyard on the north end of detroit, to being handed respirators and gloves to brave the deep dark basment full of 100's of thousands of 45s on the westside of chicago dead animals, toilets that drain onto basement floors, a very recurring smell of human piss, more mold than you want to imagine, rotting floors, etc. A lot of amazing records came from these young courageous lads... matter of fact they still are

neither can I Joan I'm a giddy kipper even bought a new top for the occasion See you Saturday

Have a gud un you lot!....was hoping to return to Burnley...but can't make it...this time around! Webby caught me 'off guard' on NYE...tell him I don't look sa ruff now!

Hi Karen, It was good of you to bring Lottie along on Sunday .. i'm glad you had a good time and got to revisit The Dome... That Fred Perry was a good'un wasn't it...it really suited Lottie. I thought the day went really well and i thought all who came were brilliant ,.. really good to have Jo Wallace, Trickster, Rob Messer, Martin Morgan and Si Cheeba creating the sound track to the day too... i know you enjoyed it ! see you on the 30th Dean