A collection of crass, nasty, cheesy, tantamount to Karaoke versions of Northern Soul gems and Ian Levine's own aborted and cynical attempts at recreating Northern Soul chemistry; tailor-made, exploitative, crap that only a Northern Arsehole with DIVVY tastes (reminiscent of Bay City Roller fans) could appreciate--an insult to our legacy, the ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC, Northern Soul Gems, and the legendary artists who made them!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Nice to see the sapphires , to anyone that hasn’t been on this scene that long please take most of these interviews with a pinch of salt I know for a fact some of their claims regarding this and that is pure BS , not all but some
It was a lot longer than 38 yrs ago that I fell in love with Northern Soul. I was doing my A levels and found kindred souls that loved to listen to records for long periods of time. I met several DJ’s in Northampton and Milton Keynes and then fell in love with Northern Soul. It was to be my constant for a while. I was just turned 17 in 1972 and I lived to dance! Obviously being in my late 60’s now my music choices have wavered - my overwhelming love is for reggae - but my love for northern soul will never die! Osteoarthritis tries to interrupt the legs but after a few bevvies ( it would have been a few other things in 1972!) my legs fail me not and the moves will never die! Dancing on the stage at the Torch has so many memories for me! I was one of the lucky people that loved Bletsoe, Kelmarsh, the Torch, Blackpool Mecca, the Cattacombs and the lovely people who were riding on the same wave 😊 love you and miss you all. I will never forget being woken up at 5.30am by Glen and his friend after they had played in Wolverhampton. One of my best friends dj’ed at Bletsoe and Kelmarsh - Delbert Brown - met him at Shades in Northampton, along with Glen Bellamy and others. It was a magic time in my life I have so many memories. Calls out to the many X
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
The musical interludes are awful, sorry. Modern remixes why? And Sheila Ferguson? Of all the tunes you could have included you chose that? Do me a favour. Great watch though lol. What great days they were.
I love this! I grew up with Soul music and found out much later in life that there were scenes like this outside of the USA. I heard Chicago still has at least one or two soul clubs left.
There are 'Northern Soul' discos hosted around the world now - including in the US itself, in Detroit, New York and San Francisco. Also in Germany, Japan etc. - I read that some UK squaddies even held one up near the Arctic Circle once. LOL
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
As a Northern Soul DJ back in the day I never saw any drugs. Those claiming such I'd take with a pinch of salt. Not saying they did not exist, but it wasn't the norm.
@drwhatson......Totally agree Dave - Herb Ward. "Honest To Goodness" was an absolute monster choon at the Cats and always packed the floor out. Fetches pretty big money these days [especially the original 1968 RCA promo copy which we bought for a tenner back in the day]. Got to know Graham Warr [and his Mrs Julie] quite well after we left the Northern scene - they moved to Hereford and opened a clothes store]. He didn't really get the credit he deserved IMHO - although I remember him being very nervous when he first started DJing at the Cats.
@@thesoultwins72 Yep. I've only actually seen Graham a few times in the last 10 years but was a regular at Chaplin's and the Rum-Runner and bought some great records from his shop in the Oasis of course... Manzel, Phillip Wright, Beloyd etc.
@@drwhatson......Mmm - I never knew Graham DJ'd at the Rum Runner! [and Iain and I DJ'd there for ages!] When was Graham DJing there - do you remember Dave? Apart from us there was only really Shaun - who exclusively played Jazz-Funk on Saturday & Sundays and a couple of mid-week nights. Although Ian and I would sometimes DJ on Saturdays & Sundays too. But then Paul Berrow [who was totally bonkers] and owned the Rum Runner with his brother Michael decided to introduce a new brand of music he had heard being played after going to a few 'trendy' clubs in London. So we launched a Tuesday night gig playing 'New Wave/Romantic' stuff like [early] Ultravox, Human League, Spandau Ballet, Gary Newman etc as well as John Fox, The Psychedelic Furs, Associates, Kissing the Pink, Martha & the Muffins, Pigbag, Yellow and Kraftwerk etc. To be honest and whilst some of the stuff wasn't bad, Iain and I weren't really into it - so we introduced Paul to an 'up-and-coming' DJ called 'Dickie' who took over the Tuesday nights from us - and the rest is history as they say! [Dickie went on to become quite a 'face' in Birmingham and even remixed a few albums for The Beloved]. At that point, I had really got into Latin-Jazz, obscure soul, rare groove and Jazz-funk. So after working at a few clubs around Birmingham - I started a night at a club called 'Antony's' at 5-ways and it was absolutely mega! [probably the best club I ever DJ'd at - brilliant atmosphere and crowd.]. People were coming from all over as you could only hear most of the records I was playing there. I even got offered nights at the infamous 'Wag' club in London, as well as a place in Stoke [forget the name!] and 'The Point' in Milton Keynes - where I eventually became resident DJ. Then as quickly as it started it was over - Rave suddenly hit the UK!
@@thesoultwins72 Graham actually *started* the Jazz-Funk nights at the Rum-Runner after Chaplin's ended L. :-) Shaun Williams and Dave Till took over when Graham retired to Hereford at the end of 1979. I was a regular there when Jazz-Funk was played on Monday Nights (I have a framed poster in my hall :-P). There were also a few "exchange visits" with Cassenelli's, in Standish, nr. Wigan (Colin Curtis) after Graham left. A bunch of us also went to a gig that Graham put on in Hereford, in 1981 I think - we all slept on the floor at Graham's house!
That's a brilliant song, seven days to Saturday I can just see myself on the floor Saturday night. Prelude to disco and rave but without the soul., 💃🏿🕺🏾👊☘️
deep purple, ironically Tetragramaton the record label Bobby Paris performed "Personally" on, was the same label in the United States that Deep Purple was first on.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Mad this popped up,I've got the dvd of these clips," Strange world of northern soul". And although I never got to go to Wigan I look at many many clips and I feel I'm right there with them. Mad how you just feel connected with all of it. 62yrs old now and let me tell ya there's no other music for me for sure,my stomache even turning now and I'm only texting. It's good to see the younger generation k.t.f, but let's be honest they will never feel what we felt first time round. Looking back at the fashion then I still think it's the best. And another thing girls and boys nearer enough dressed the same ha! Even hair styles. Ain't no soul like the old sole.✊
Hi Tina, Happy new year and I hope you are well. Just watched this clip, not seen it for years and there is me and my brother Steve at 22:01. I know you have enjoyed my playlists over the years and now you can see what I looked like 22 years ago 🤣🤣🤣
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
When you lived up north and worked 5 days a week in a factory or a steel mill in the 1970's, your weekend mattered and that means soul music is a very serious thing indeed.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
The ONLY thing I find strange about Northern Soul are the dislikes that are on Youthbe videos. How can anyone NOT like anything that is Northern Soul related.. KTF
Because it’s now been taken over by people that just want to be a face on it , who have no history nothing as was said in the clip it was a right of passage many years ago , it’s now turned it to the opposite to what the original people that formed this scene all those years ago wanted , as was said also it was kind of secret society that we wanted to be kept underground I remember friends saying don’t go telling divs as they will start turning up , and that’s exactly what happened it’s not all bad I suppose but theirs a multitude of divs on it lol
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
I started going to Wigan casino in 1975, so that's a bit more than the 30 years mentioned on here, and there are still Norther soul nights where I live in Cornwall.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Was sat next to him in the bar at the end of the night,when the premiere of the film ended at King George's Hall in Blackburn,he did a live spot there ...and believe he stayed in Bolton for a while afterwards as he loved Lancashire ...co-incidentally PJ Proby also lived there for a while
Why is it Crap? Explain instead of making silly snipe comments! Whether you like or dislike Ian and what hes done in music including this you have to give him credit for his involvement!
Hi what detroyed The American Music Is Washington Created Stupid Law Called Payola American DJs accept money Gifts from record companies to play their record We lost here in the Us a legend named Alan Freed A man helped a lot of people who want to to sing want to Artists ABC American Tv cancelled His show because He had a Young black man and a young white lady danced Together and The Us Supreme Court Convicted Freed of Payola The result he lost His job nobody wanted to hire him He drank himself to death and Many other Djs were convicted too So the result Many Demonstration 45 like 2or three thousand never played or hit the airwaves and none of them became Us Billboard Chart action Because of payola law here in the Us a lot American Disc Jockeys being watched by the Us American Broadcasting System . So Most of 45 demos never got played here a lot of little record companies Close shop American Artists sing in other counties and the UK Thats why ITS NOTHERN SOUL Thank You
Wank
Thanks! KTF
Anyone know who is singing 7 days is too long great track
A collection of crass, nasty, cheesy, tantamount to Karaoke versions of Northern Soul gems and Ian Levine's own aborted and cynical attempts at recreating Northern Soul chemistry; tailor-made, exploitative, crap that only a Northern Arsehole with DIVVY tastes (reminiscent of Bay City Roller fans) could appreciate--an insult to our legacy, the ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC, Northern Soul Gems, and the legendary artists who made them!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Amazing video😀😀
Nice to see the sapphires , to anyone that hasn’t been on this scene that long please take most of these interviews with a pinch of salt I know for a fact some of their claims regarding this and that is pure BS , not all but some
The Gems 👍.
It was a lot longer than 38 yrs ago that I fell in love with Northern Soul. I was doing my A levels and found kindred souls that loved to listen to records for long periods of time. I met several DJ’s in Northampton and Milton Keynes and then fell in love with Northern Soul. It was to be my constant for a while. I was just turned 17 in 1972 and I lived to dance! Obviously being in my late 60’s now my music choices have wavered - my overwhelming love is for reggae - but my love for northern soul will never die! Osteoarthritis tries to interrupt the legs but after a few bevvies ( it would have been a few other things in 1972!) my legs fail me not and the moves will never die! Dancing on the stage at the Torch has so many memories for me! I was one of the lucky people that loved Bletsoe, Kelmarsh, the Torch, Blackpool Mecca, the Cattacombs and the lovely people who were riding on the same wave 😊 love you and miss you all. I will never forget being woken up at 5.30am by Glen and his friend after they had played in Wolverhampton. One of my best friends dj’ed at Bletsoe and Kelmarsh - Delbert Brown - met him at Shades in Northampton, along with Glen Bellamy and others. It was a magic time in my life I have so many memories. Calls out to the many X
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
The musical interludes are awful, sorry. Modern remixes why? And Sheila Ferguson? Of all the tunes you could have included you chose that? Do me a favour. Great watch though lol. What great days they were.
I love this! I grew up with Soul music and found out much later in life that there were scenes like this outside of the USA. I heard Chicago still has at least one or two soul clubs left.
There are 'Northern Soul' discos hosted around the world now - including in the US itself, in Detroit, New York and San Francisco. Also in Germany, Japan etc. - I read that some UK squaddies even held one up near the Arctic Circle once. LOL
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
As a Northern Soul DJ back in the day I never saw any drugs. Those claiming such I'd take with a pinch of salt. Not saying they did not exist, but it wasn't the norm.
🙌🙄😎🤣😂 NonsensesnoN
Couldn't be more wrong.OK.
Re. Herb Ward. "Honest To Goodness" was a big fave of mine, played by Graham Warr at the Cats.
@drwhatson......Totally agree Dave - Herb Ward. "Honest To Goodness" was an absolute monster choon at the Cats and always packed the floor out. Fetches pretty big money these days [especially the original 1968 RCA promo copy which we bought for a tenner back in the day]. Got to know Graham Warr [and his Mrs Julie] quite well after we left the Northern scene - they moved to Hereford and opened a clothes store]. He didn't really get the credit he deserved IMHO - although I remember him being very nervous when he first started DJing at the Cats.
@@thesoultwins72 Yep. I've only actually seen Graham a few times in the last 10 years but was a regular at Chaplin's and the Rum-Runner and bought some great records from his shop in the Oasis of course... Manzel, Phillip Wright, Beloyd etc.
@@drwhatson......Mmm - I never knew Graham DJ'd at the Rum Runner! [and Iain and I DJ'd there for ages!] When was Graham DJing there - do you remember Dave? Apart from us there was only really Shaun - who exclusively played Jazz-Funk on Saturday & Sundays and a couple of mid-week nights. Although Ian and I would sometimes DJ on Saturdays & Sundays too. But then Paul Berrow [who was totally bonkers] and owned the Rum Runner with his brother Michael decided to introduce a new brand of music he had heard being played after going to a few 'trendy' clubs in London. So we launched a Tuesday night gig playing 'New Wave/Romantic' stuff like [early] Ultravox, Human League, Spandau Ballet, Gary Newman etc as well as John Fox, The Psychedelic Furs, Associates, Kissing the Pink, Martha & the Muffins, Pigbag, Yellow and Kraftwerk etc. To be honest and whilst some of the stuff wasn't bad, Iain and I weren't really into it - so we introduced Paul to an 'up-and-coming' DJ called 'Dickie' who took over the Tuesday nights from us - and the rest is history as they say! [Dickie went on to become quite a 'face' in Birmingham and even remixed a few albums for The Beloved]. At that point, I had really got into Latin-Jazz, obscure soul, rare groove and Jazz-funk. So after working at a few clubs around Birmingham - I started a night at a club called 'Antony's' at 5-ways and it was absolutely mega! [probably the best club I ever DJ'd at - brilliant atmosphere and crowd.]. People were coming from all over as you could only hear most of the records I was playing there. I even got offered nights at the infamous 'Wag' club in London, as well as a place in Stoke [forget the name!] and 'The Point' in Milton Keynes - where I eventually became resident DJ. Then as quickly as it started it was over - Rave suddenly hit the UK!
@@thesoultwins72 Graham actually *started* the Jazz-Funk nights at the Rum-Runner after Chaplin's ended L. :-) Shaun Williams and Dave Till took over when Graham retired to Hereford at the end of 1979. I was a regular there when Jazz-Funk was played on Monday Nights (I have a framed poster in my hall :-P). There were also a few "exchange visits" with Cassenelli's, in Standish, nr. Wigan (Colin Curtis) after Graham left. A bunch of us also went to a gig that Graham put on in Hereford, in 1981 I think - we all slept on the floor at Graham's house!
@@drwhatson ......Ah yes.....I stand corrected Dave [your memory is way better than mine!] In fact, I had completely forgotten about Dave [Till].
Bloody hell! Not seen Steve Caesar since back in the day at Leeds Central Soul Club & Wigan
That's a brilliant song, seven days to Saturday I can just see myself on the floor Saturday night. Prelude to disco and rave but without the soul., 💃🏿🕺🏾👊☘️
deep purple, ironically Tetragramaton the record label Bobby Paris performed "Personally" on, was the same label in the United States that Deep Purple was first on.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
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Mad this popped up,I've got the dvd of these clips," Strange world of northern soul". And although I never got to go to Wigan I look at many many clips and I feel I'm right there with them. Mad how you just feel connected with all of it. 62yrs old now and let me tell ya there's no other music for me for sure,my stomache even turning now and I'm only texting. It's good to see the younger generation k.t.f, but let's be honest they will never feel what we felt first time round. Looking back at the fashion then I still think it's the best. And another thing girls and boys nearer enough dressed the same ha! Even hair styles. Ain't no soul like the old sole.✊
Hi Tina, Happy new year and I hope you are well. Just watched this clip, not seen it for years and there is me and my brother Steve at 22:01. I know you have enjoyed my playlists over the years and now you can see what I looked like 22 years ago 🤣🤣🤣
@@georgeblackwell1 No way! Happy New year to you. Keep them rolling✊🏴
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Love this ohh the memories
TALKING about creating own fashion there was a guy had a. Pair of. Spencer's made. Out of BEER TOWELS class only at the casino;-). Yeni
Yes, and what a state he looked. :-(
Fabulous! Check out my new northern soul release, SHE
When you lived up north and worked 5 days a week in a factory or a steel mill in the 1970's, your weekend mattered and that means soul music is a very serious thing indeed.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
The ONLY thing I find strange about Northern Soul are the dislikes that are on Youthbe videos. How can anyone NOT like anything that is Northern Soul related.. KTF
Because they are full of.. ....
Agree the strange world should be a status of squares with no identity being into stuff what they are fed on the TV etc..
Because it’s now been taken over by people that just want to be a face on it , who have no history nothing as was said in the clip it was a right of passage many years ago , it’s now turned it to the opposite to what the original people that formed this scene all those years ago wanted , as was said also it was kind of secret society that we wanted to be kept underground I remember friends saying don’t go telling divs as they will start turning up , and that’s exactly what happened it’s not all bad I suppose but theirs a multitude of divs on it lol
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Watching some of the clips of the artist we were dancing to at the time of Wigan who never knew we were makes me smile.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
I started going to Wigan casino in 1975, so that's a bit more than the 30 years mentioned on here, and there are still Norther soul nights where I live in Cornwall.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Those were the days my friends!!!!!!
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
Graham Warr was a major force in discovering records on the scene, never got the credit he deserved
This is the gift Us northerners gave the rest of the world.
For Northern Arseholes Only! On the one hand, it's nice to catch a glimpse of these legends of Soul Music in the flesh, BUT these cheap, nasty, crass, tantamount to KARAOKE versions, are an insult to the original Northern Soul gems and to the memory of these legendary artists! Ian ‘Bad Boys Inc.' Levine is guilty of destroying our legacy & pissing on our memories!
😍✊
🍀 MOD 🍀 S🇨🇮🇻🇦🇲🇱🇲🇱🇲🇱🛵 🛵🔘🇲🇱🛵 🛵🛵 🔘🇲🇱🛵
Dobi Gray the man✊🏾
and its still going on and on in the North of England
Too much talking and not enough music
Soul music never dies, it only sounds better.
Great to see Angie Lawrence (1.00) again.....remember seeing her and Robbie Lang carving up the dancefloors!
my dads in this waxy 6:51 rest in peace Dad keep the faith
Fantastic, what more can I say
Poor Bobby Paris looks fecked, looks like he has had a hard time.
+Yogi Haughton ,thought he looked ok,as they pay hard over there m8.
+Wayne Edmondson .play i ment,lol
+Yogi Haughton When was this recorded cos Bobby Paris passed away September 2009.x
Was sat next to him in the bar at the end of the night,when the premiere of the film ended at King George's Hall in Blackburn,he did a live spot there ...and believe he stayed in Bolton for a while afterwards as he loved Lancashire ...co-incidentally PJ Proby also lived there for a while
Crap
Why is it Crap? Explain instead of making silly snipe comments! Whether you like or dislike Ian and what hes done in music including this you have to give him credit for his involvement!
Levine disco???????????
Andy Rix ... someone I've not seen in a long time. Looking good mate.
Maxine Brown is the bomb.... very underrated singer.... her best "Seems you've forsaken my love " !
Hi what detroyed The American Music Is Washington Created Stupid Law Called Payola American DJs accept money Gifts from record companies to play their record We lost here in the Us a legend named Alan Freed A man helped a lot of people who want to to sing want to Artists ABC American Tv cancelled His show because He had a Young black man and a young white lady danced Together and The Us Supreme Court Convicted Freed of Payola The result he lost His job nobody wanted to hire him He drank himself to death and Many other Djs were convicted too So the result Many Demonstration 45 like 2or three thousand never played or hit the airwaves and none of them became Us Billboard Chart action Because of payola law here in the Us a lot American Disc Jockeys being watched by the Us American Broadcasting System . So Most of 45 demos never got played here a lot of little record companies Close shop American Artists sing in other counties and the UK Thats why ITS NOTHERN SOUL Thank You
Bought the box set, must of played it all weekend , now it sits in a draw, best £30 i ever spent. So informative.
is this film produced by ian leviene ??
Yes , a must buy .
cheers ktf----- let me know what ye think o this vid
just had ta see this agian ktf
opening track? whats it called please
Billy Thompson - Black Eyed Girl
spinning45s cheers mate :)
Can anybody tell me what the name of the track is and who performs it when Tony Cummings is speaking, it starts at 9:36, it is brilliant.
Fidels try harder
who is the woman singing 7 days?
tammi lavette