Barry

....I was going to post but I can't be arsed.

The 7th Son - Modesty - Wynwood Funk/Soul by all accounts but can't find any samples online. Cheers

Heavy feet...trestle table...records....equals fear :0)

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Does the question mean 'where are the D.J.'s' going to take us next? The Northern scene does take a while to play certain stuff that has been played on other scenes for a while.

Minnie Ripperton sample: "The Orb - A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules from the Centre of the Ultraworld

I don't know if this is funny or not these days: https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290928012695&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:GB:1123

I'd sussed that and thanks love - thanks for posting and also for keeping the bloke with the clogs on stomping away from the decks

Cheers Reg - thanks for taking the time to post too.

Was a good night last night - played a little more Northern than I usually do as The Parr Hall NS event was on over the road. Next Date - Saturday 6th July First couple of hours from 8th June: Willie Mitchell — Take Five — Hi Mable John — Able Mable — Stax Sugar Billy — Super Duper Love — Fast Track Joe Quarterman — Get Down Baby — Mercury Herbie Mann — Waterbed - Atlantic Leon Thomas — L-O-V-E — Flying Dutchman A Different Bag — Track Down — Bag The Jackson Sisters — Give Me Your Love - Mowest The Firebolts — Everybody Party (Get Down) — Greenback Freddie Wilson — Promise Land — Eastbound African Music Machine — The Dapp — Soul Power Lonette McKee — Do To Me — Sussex Jimmy Smith — Can’t Hide Love - Mercury Voices Of East Harlem — Cashing In — Just Sunshine Pete Warner — I Just Wanna Spend — Polydor Esther Phillips — Home Is Where The Hatred Is — Kudu L.J. Reynolds — Key To The World — Capitol Jesse James — If You Want A Love Affair — 20th Century Sidney Joe Quails - I Don't Do This - 20th Century Ann Sexton — You’Ve Been Gone Too Long — Seventy 7 Doug Parkinson — I’ll Be Around — Southstar Betty Wright — Where Is The Love — Alston The Nite-Liters — K-Jee — RCA Jimmy Bo Horne — If You Want My Love — Alson Bobby Sheen — Something New To Do WB Jackey Beavers — Trying To Get Back To You - Dade Garfield Fleming — Please Don’t Send Me Away — Becket The Beginning Of The End — Funky Nassau — Alston Brainstorm — Wake Up And Be Somebody — Tabu Babe Ruth — Elusive — Capitol The Dells — Your Song — 20th Century The Lamont Cranston Band — Takin’ A Chance — Waterhouse Patti Labelle — It’s Alright With Me — Epic Dee Dee Sharp — Happy ‘Bout The Whole Thing — TSOP Larry Brown — Breaking Training — Fireorks Ivan Neville — Dance Your Blues Away — Cookie Al Mason — Good Lovin’ — Fynal Vynal Ike Strong — Your Love Keeps Me Dancing — Mable Mandrill — Too Late — Arista Charles Johnson — Never Had A Love So Good — Alston Aretha Franklin — Say A Little Prayer — Atlantic The Soulful Strings — Burning Spear — Cadet Darell Banks — I’m The One Who Loves You — Volt The Carstairs — It Really Hurts Me Girl — Red Coach Barbara Acklin — Am I The Same Girl — Brunswick Gene Chandler — There Was A Time — Brunswic Jr Walker — I Ain’t Going Nowhere — Motown Irene and The Scotts — Stuck On My Baby — Smash The Showmen — Our Love Will Grow — Swan Eugene Jefferson — A Prety Girl Dressed In Brown — Open Little Sherman — The Price Of Love — Sagport Donald Jenkins — Somebody Help Me — Cortland Doug Banks — I Just Kept On Dancing — Argo The Royal Esquires — Ain’t Gonna Run — Prix Marelena Shaw — Let’s Wade In The Water — Cadet Marta & The Vandellas — In My Lonely Room — Gordy A.C. Reed — My Baby’s Been Cheating — Cool The Marvelows — Your Little Sister — ABC Rex Garvin And The Mighty Cravers — You Don’t Need No Help — WSJ Jimmy Robinsa — I Can’t Please You — Jerhart Etta James & Sugar Pie Desanto — In The Basement — Cadet Bobby Moore’s Rhythm Aces — Go Ahead And Burn — Checker The Determinations — Bing Bong — King The Rosebuds — Say You’ll Be Mine - Tower Soul Brothers Six — I’ll Be Loving You — Atlantic Margie Joseph — One More Chance — Volt Yvonne Baker — Mend The Broken Pieces — Junior George Smith — I’ve Had It - Turntable Punter Quotes: "Went last night after the Parr Hall do, it was really good, great music, blasts from the old Parkers nights in Manchester, cross over, modern and just a whole heap of classic tunes, every one had us up on the floor, and dancers out in the street! Palmyra Bar is the place to go .....friendly welcome Will pass on the info to other soulies Thankx Fred !" "Loved it!"

Hoping to catch Dave tonight, not spooke to him in years - he's on at The Parr Hall do and I'm playing in the bar alongside.

Yeah, belting fella, His Missus was a bit of a white witch at the time. His whole front room was kitted out with 7" racking - all over the place - had many a good dig - and his decks were set up near the bay window. He had cork walling put in to minimise the noise to the neighbours.

The worst thing about the 100 Club was that grimy old fag machine that was loaded only with the driest of dry fags - Rothmans.

Used to go fairly regularly mid 80s +. If we caught the train down we'd generally put some Dexies in a matchbox (for the next morning) and hide 'em under a tree in one of the parks on the walk in - could never find 'em the next day. If I went with Bri Rae we would nip down to the Jazz night beforehand on occassion. Prob get dropped at Danny's (scary flat - flop bed and a tailors dummy - toliet in the basement three floors down with all the windows smashed) for a later pick up. I'd stay at a blokes called Cliff White if I got a lift down from someone to London on the Friday day. Ions warm-ups were they at The Old Ball (???). Always loved the walk round London in the morning waiting for the first train to Wire which was !2.30pm - always seemed to be sunny.

This is what this board's about.

Come on....give 'em up.

Preston Street Dancers got everywhere.

:lol: I NEED to hear that one.

The Seeds was a highlight for me too - just the atmosphere the big old banger created. But each to their own ay!?

I can relate to it very well as it's bang on 'my' time @ Wigan.

Hope Steve doesn't mind me posting this but thought it was a nice review: https://www.soul-source.co.uk/articles/soul-articles/wigan-casino-may-1980-r552

Robbed in one go: Tavasco Daybreak Charles Johnson Bill Harris Alfie Davison Rideout Will Collins Ron Henderson ...to name a few. Still haven't replaced the Daybreak, Ron Henderson and Tavasco.

Wouldn't like the fall out mate.

Again I may be wrong but I'm sure I first heard it played on the scene in '82 but never at Rotherham.