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A Special Episode Of Shebang: A Salute To Motown Hosted By Casy Kasem (11th April 1967) 
Live In person are 
BRENDA HOLLOWAY WHO SINGS 'WHEN I'M GONE & JUST LOOK WHAT YOU HAVE DONE
THE TEMPTATIONS SING ' MY GIRL, BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP & AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG
ALSO FROM THE SCRAPBOOK MARVIN GAYE DOES ' LITTLE DARLING (I NEED YOU)
THE KIDS DANCE TO THE FOLLOWING RECORDS: THE SUPREMES - THE HAPPENING, MARTHA & THE VANDELLAS - DANCING IN THE STREET, EDDIE HOLLAND - JAMIE, JIMMY RUFFIN - WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKEN HEARTED, THE FOUR TOPS - BERNADETTE, JR WALKER & THE ALL STARS - SHOTGUN, MARVIN GAYE & KIM WESTON - IT TAKES TWO.

originally posted as a news article here
now added to the tv/films section as reference
 

The legendary Rose Batiste performs her unreleased version of the Jimmy Guilford classic.The lyrics to this version were composed by;Francisco Garcia II.The music was recorded and performed by the legendary Funk Brothers.The original track was remixed/remastered by Francisco Garcia @ Time Warp Media tm

C4 Pioneers - Northern Soul Wigan Casino
PIONEERS: WIGAN CASINO
Features the original UK club phenomenon Wigan Casino, the Northern Soul Mecca that came into existence long before raves or punk, and was home to Northern Soul kids who took speed and danced all night with total obsession.
PIONEERS: NORTHERN SOUL
A look behind the scenes at the Wigan Casino, home to the Northern Soul scene, with contributions from Pete Waterman, Bob Stanley from group St. Etienne, US soul singer Tommy Hunt, and DJs Irish Greg, Russ Winstanley, Richard Searling and Keb Darge.
Transmission dates
Pioneers: 28/11/2002
Northern soul: 17/01/2002

Soul Source news link from 2002

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/articles/news-events/channel-4-wigan-thing-last-nite-r830/
Note - The show has two showings and two titles entered on BFI Was it shown twice or was there 2 separate programmes/versions or just renamed ?
 

BBC Northern Soul Soul Survivors Close Up North from 2000

A BBC North 30 minute northern soul documentary that takes a fairly detailed and entertaining look at all things Northern. 

Ritz Brighouse, Scene History, Mod Culture, and a lengthy Cleethorpes Weekender segment (The 9th Willie Tee One). Many familiar faces. Edwin Starr, Dave Godin, Richard Searling, Ady Croasdell, Dave Leedham and daughter and many more
Only shown in BBC North's Close Up North catchment area but of a high production quality

Note clip has been edited to remove a bbc dj.

The Heart of Soul 25 Years of the Wigan Casino (1998)
Broadcast 17 September 1998 TV documentary.
Granada Television Wigan Casino first opened its doors in September 1973 and was undeniably the greatest Northern Soul club. Thousands travelled to Wigan from all over the country during the 1970s. This special documentary celebrates 25 years of Wigan Casino, the birthplace of British club culture. The legacy of the famous northern soul venue, opened 25 years ago, but now closed down.

1999
Mark Leckey's short film Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore
note - refreshed the video location as the youtube has been removed 
The work, a video, is a compilation of found footage from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s underground music and party scene in the U.K. It follows on the path of several previous appropriative art video artists and critics have remarked on its similarities with William S. Burroughs' technique of cut-ups, a literary technique whereupon a text’s sentences or words are cut up and later randomly re-hashed into a new text.
Through “found and original footage of discos and raves across Britain during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s” he “chronicle the rites of passage experienced by successive generations of British (sub)urban youth”.
Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore patches up several videos of young people dancing, singing and partying. It starts with the disco scene of the 1970s, touches upon the Northern soul of the late 1970s and early 1980s and climaxes with the rave scene of the 1990s.
One underlying soundtrack plays during the whole video, giving a sense of unity and narrative to the video. At one point an animated element - a bird tattoo image - appears as if released from the hand of a dancer, then carried into the next shot finds its place on the arm of another of the film's nightclubbing subjects.
Some dance moves are played on loop for a few seconds, some are played in slow motion. Writing about Leckey’s first few video pieces, which in addition to Fiorucci… include We Are (Untitled) (2000) and Parade (2003), the art critic Catherine Wood said that they “represent the human subject striving to spread itself out into a reduced dimensionality. His subjects dance, take drugs and dress up in their attempts to transcend the obstinate physicality of the body and disappear in abstract identification with the ecstasy of music, or the seamlessness of the image.”