The naming of 'Northern Soul' .. Roger Eagle .. Dave Godin
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2009
- Dave Godin. Reviewer and music journalist for the magazine 'Blues and Soul' Recognising the difference in musical taste between the London and Manchester Soul scenes, coined the phrase 'Northern Soul'. Dave Godin, journalist, activist, arts cinema director; born June 31 1936; died October 15 2004
Roger Eagle, (Juke box Johnson in this video) Was an influential DJ, record collector, club promoter, musical mentor and the founder of 'Erics ' in Liverpool. Roger was born in Oxford. Distantly related to George Bernard Shaw, his mother, Dorothy, edited the Oxford Literary Guide To The British Isles. But like many teenagers in 1950s Britain, Roger was captivated by black American rock 'n' roll and blues. The beat group scene lured him on a weekend motorbike jaunt to Manchester. He stayed, and had his mother send his clothes by post. Roger Eagle, Twisted Wheel DJ. born July 15, 1942; died May 4, 1999.
Songs on this video:
Melba Moore- The Magic Touch.
Little Ann-Lean Lanky Daddy.
Dobie Gray. Out on the floor.
Gladys Knight-No one could love you more. 
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When Roger Eagle ran Erics in Liverpool, every Saturday he got the bands to do a Matinee for under 18's. I got to see Joy Division, Stiff Little Fingers, Crass when I was 15. Look back now and see how incredibly generous that was. Much respect to him.
Great to see footage of Dave Godin speaking about this. Always be grateful for his efforts to keep the music alive as well as his excellent Deep Soul Treasures discs which he oversaw on the Kent label.
Couldn't wait to get my copy of Blues & Soul...only bought it to read Dave Godin
Roger Eagle, what a guy
Nice to see dif. footage, Good old Dave, gone but not forgotten, chatting away about music 'up there' with Randy. Great to see Trickster on great form, as usual! Karen B
nice one mush, very nice in deed. coops
the best ever music..hey i was into glam..and a guy at work said LISTEN TO THESE SINGLES...blown away..better late than never
What is Candi Staon like!!?!!
Thank you DG and DL for putting your words on film and to Doc for his work and upload.
David
Excellent synopsis of the development of Northern Soul together with an explanation of why it has lasted so long. Thank you for posting.
This vid is "One in a million" very rare to see RE & DG on film thankyou, thankyou, thankyou.- KTF
Thanks !
being a northerner its in my soul
Great bit ov Northern history on film !!!! KTF
A real gem! Thanks for sharing this with us.
very good description of the scene,best i've seen in a while,about time i got myself filmed jigging about,or maybe not ha ha
Proto Rave? A lot of the older guys I'd speak to in places like Wigan Pier or Angles in Burnley used to go the the Casino. The rave scene has a lot of parallels to Northern (especially in the North), the all nighters, the chemical enhancement, the music being based on African American music. A lot of the promoters had been involved in both scenes, and some of the clubs had been around long enough to hosts events from both scenes.
Great video
"Northern Soul Tony's Empress Ballroom 87ish? Guy Hennigan DJ'ing!"
brill zxzx
that never caught on in north america, it looks like they had a lot of fun
Jim Church You'll never know what you missed Jim. The best days of my life
Certainly is a "Way Of Life" Ktf x
Isobella isobella 5 truer words were never spoken/written/quoted Isobella. "IT'S A WAY OF LIFE"
NORTHERN SOUL AWAY OF LIFE