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really didnt get along with ian on here but wouldnt want to see him having a stroke.for all his faults he didnt half turn up with some awesome finds in the early days but all ill feelings apart ian hope you have a full and speedy recovery

got a signed portrait picture off him and have some photos there at my folks house will have a look next time im over there baz and scan them for u still have the flier as well

morecambe always seems to be over looked especial the 3 years at the central pier really well attended event great dj line but never get mentioned as much as other venues great nights there

cant remember any cameras or seeing anything on any sites baz was a cracking night though

just caught up with your uploads on mixcloud pete,really enjoy listening to them thanks for all your effort and hard work

RIP bobby to many sounds to mention genuine soul legend

great bloke bought loads of records off him over the years.sad day RIP keith

gone but will never be forgotten "through eternal life in jc" . come on out of the sandbox was so soulful great vocal truely a sad loss

mark farley was a quality dj in the 1st few years of the pier allnighters in morecambe breaking new records and some of the modern stuff he played was top draw. really like his sets

for me searling and farley were playing some quality modern soul at the morecambe pier but for me when it move to the carleton and had a modern room with dj like mark evans was a great time for modern soul for me also down stairs at bradford had some of my best night there to.

hadnt seen him in a long while but great guy eternal rest mickey rip

prince phillip mitchell -francis nero-sam ward -flirtations -bunny seiglier- all morecambe lew curtain-james king both horwich

central pier morecambe 3rd anniversary place was rammed great atmosphere and tunes seems the pier always seems to get over look in things like this. probably my best allnighter i had been to

bobby paris -i walked away always like this tune

my mate used to dj in the modern room paul murphy his nick name was fly had a good collection.some good tunes around that time still my favourite era in modern soul.

no marc evans iknow shaun and he didnt dj at the carleton allnighters mate

the garage at the carleton was great remember a dj marck evans i think tall skinny lad with glasses was one of the best modern djs i heard, it was never to busy in there but the tunes were top notch

agre with you mate ever again is my fav and is everything a northern record should be .......great record tamangoes a close second

well to me couldnt give a shit what label,box, style you want to call it. if i like the song and it either makes me want to dance,tap my feet or just sit and enjoy it. its about my taste and not all tastes are the same so i like new sixies-crossover-modern-northern-funk type nights so if you can point me in the right direction please do... soul is in all shapes and sizes or as some smartarse once said to me "its in the grooves that counts"

its no different to what russ winstanley and others have been up to for years,shit like this all over the place even fizz off coranation street had a jacket with casino badges on it a while ago. cant see why anybody gives a toss really it not gonna change anything by put soul badge on it makes anything by fred perry more saleable its shit stuff anyway

the bottle- still love this tune and many other ofhis tunes eternal rest to a legend

do you keep in touch with any other artist you recorded with or were on rca at the same era as yourself? regards peter

a true northern soul legend, one of my favourite artist so many top tunes and the voice of an angel true pleasure to have you on soul source

remember pat brady dressed like that quiet abit

think that might be hard webby has closed his account on here