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found 1 for £5 happy days nice record

great tune never heard it is it rare or does anyone know what the going rate is for the record

great article, just the words of sand box is like poetry awesome tune

you seen what funk cds he is also selling https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Rare-Complete-Deep-Funk-CD-Sets-x2-16vols-TSOF-Funkaphonix-Unsealed-/231687217959?hash=item35f1a2632 criminal

had a few good years on the rave scene as well strange place all different levels if i remember rightly. mates with one of the dj paul taylor

was classed as rare soul as in the 80s a lot more records being broke were covered up and nobody knew what it was.just sounds better than yet to be discovered soul or 60s newies or however it got pigeon holed by people.some great records discovered post wigan kept the scene ticking over in the 80s /90s .stafford and tonys for example great nights top tunes.

great line up if only, hope you guys have a great time

cheers chalky great read thanks bud

at keele one night been to the toilet and was chatting to somebody cant remember who, walk into main room tim ashibendi was djing and i said tim "can you play Lorraine chandler i cant change " he turned laughed" peter can i have some of what you have had" as he was putting it back into its sleeve as it had only just played it .what a melon i felt

are they still available

Malik - my love big spin for searling as a new release great sound still have 12" release

i think the bowlers event this weekend will be a good yard stick to how the scene is progressing huge venue easily capable of 4000 + punters great mixture of dj and promoters and 4 rooms of different styles of soul music. wish the promoters every success with this promotion and gets a the scene behind it looking forward to it myself and turns into a regular event. from the dj line up its not gonna be a northern soul top 100 songs event. great venue been there before for a none northern event

Always had great nights at bradford we all used to meet up at hartshead moor services before and after. musically it was spot on few times spent sat up on the balcony absolutely hammered oh happy days. shame it finished think its a fun pud for students called flares last time i heard

always wanted no second chance - phantom janitor signed by old bloke who cleaned or didnt clean the toilets at wigan. Now that would be shit rare!!!! sorry in advance

yeh he is Mark was talking to Marc at shaun mums funeral has changed one bit great lad always up on his new release stuff. Always used to play Mel Carter love test one of his discoveries

johnny gill - cant wait till tomorrow, khemistry - can you feel my love , chapter 8 - its my turn , alexander o neil - whats missing, collins and collins - top of the stairs, garfield fleming - please dont send me away, howard johnson - keeping love new, glen jones - iam somebody, jean carne - sweet and wonderful, keni burke - let somebody love you, joe anderson - you and i .. were all big plays modern wise at morecambe not saying the were played there 1st but were played often and went down well

first 3 years were at the central pier till it caught fire original djs were richard searling, pat brady, john vincent ,russ winstanley, brian rae,keith minshell .in the starlight room steve whittle, marc farley, steve brackenbridge, derek smith and keith brady . Then did a few allnighter in the dome a council building,move to the carlton inn had 4th anniversary there which had a side room known as the garage which was a modern room. there was a few allnighters in a small night club called the gardens but wasnt nothing to do with his family. gary taylor, mark warmsley and jason conroy djed at the carlton. so great night had there so great acts such as prince phillip mitchell, chuck jackson, gene chandler,the flirtations,sam ward, francis nero, great nights and especially the pier allnighters dont get the recognition it deserves in my opinion. yes shaun was the sole promoter of soul promotions

looking forward to straight out of compton aug 16th i think, nwa and the deathrow records bust up gets good ratings so far

more to do with the gangs and the famous meeting like in the film the warriors. little towards the end goes on to when the gangs stopped fighting and were talking about block parties which when lead into hip hop/sampling music great documentary really enjoyed it especially as it was from the original gangs and there members

eternal rest mate RIP

the coasters - cool jerk stands out to me

kind of get what your saying dean it was 80% oldies /10%60 newies /10%modern but to me it had a great mixture to my tastes at the time. with not going to wigan as i was to young, the music was all new in a way and didnt mind the mixture of music. as with time your taste changes and the top 500 northern records become mundane and wanted to here unheard or rediscovered tunes id missed but to me morecambe was were i cut my teeth as it where and love it great fond memories of the pier allnighters

enjoyed it pete. top notch as always cheers

would class ujima and collins and co as pricey and could never of been able to afford them back then. Curtis was hard to pick up but wasn't dear only paid £30 for it