I am now retired and Northern Soul still makes me move and still runs through my veins, will never change. I loved those days and wish I could go back to them.
The music reminds me of my 60s/70s childhood in Manchester, England. We were poor and lived the atypical grim wet n miserable 3 day weeks, strikes, blackouts life mostly in the early 70s. I’m not surprised that many working class northern teenagers couldn’t connect with the uppity prog rock or goofy commercial glam rock that was popular then. It seems a no brainer for those kids to lose themselves in the uptempo energetic and beautiful dreamy US soulful music of that era and made idols of struggling soul stars and the music their own. I’m glad they did because the NS scene inspired a clutch of famous pop stars and dance music DJs of the 1980s and beyond.
50yrs of Northern Soul and counting. It will stay with me until I die. It made me happy all those years ago when I first got into it, it still has the same effect now.
As a born and bred Wiganer (born in 1961) I loved sneaking out of our house at 11pm when I was 15, to go to the Casino - I only lived a 10 min walk away! And after the three before 8 - straight to Wigan International swimming pool, diving off all the boards (especially the 10 metre) into 16 foot 6 ins of water. Get home at about 10 am, and my mam would say 'Bin tut baths? You where up early!) But, "Crying over you" is one of my all time favorite tracks. So lucky to have been born in Wigan in time for the Casino...
As an original NS fan born in 59 great to see younger people enjoying something other than the contemporary popular music garbage on offer , which basically is what we were doing in the 70's.
Elite tier Northern Soul... packed sweaty dancefloor, synchronised claps... gritty real ass R&B. The genre that just keeps picking up fans. Great to see NS getting love from the younger ones.
They say northern soul will be with them till they die,well that won't do for me,it's coming with me from my grave,trust me on that.been playing the tunes all over since 1977 and being dead won't stop me.
I recognised a couple of the stars rehearsing there from the Northern Soul movie - Elliot Langridge and Josh Whitehouse. They were really getting into it, wouldn’t surprise me if they’re now committed to KTF for life 😊
Love ❤love love ! This song .im now an oldie but still get on the floor at the Rivoli ballroom.love seeing the young ones dancing .this is the sounds that still make me happy .
Johnny Spence and Mick Greene continued as the Pirates for several years after his sad death. Saw them many times. Then we lost Mick Greene. Such an influence on some great guitarists (Wilko etc) Johnny Spence still doing his thing with Doctors Orders.
What a brilliant video - great song and fantastic dancing! Is this a video from the present day? It's got a 1970's feel and some of the clothes/hairstyles are very authentic, but some of the people have a present look day about them. Doesn't really matter... I love it!
You and all the other "originals" who fool themselves they have an exclusive right to claim NS as theirs, and only theirs! I was there, way back when, and the delight I get from seeing/hearing new generations catching the bug.......wipes out all sad memories of lost loved and absent friends, who didn't make it....who fell by the wayside......
Fake and pretentious. Age 20 I had designed for every opera singer on the planet. I'd been going to the 100 Club for 3 years and every newies nighters up north every weekend. These videos make my blood boil. Just sodding dance to Jimmy Mack and get on with it. We all know whom Bud Ross was so I will shut my mouth. I love your posts. I was and still am an ethereal dancer that looked as miserable as sin. 😉 Elsin Franinstein is a peasant.
@chriseast6002 giggles. That's why I can't remember anything about the bloke from The Delcos whom had a heap of records. I literally was just thinking that was the reason 🕺🏻
Northen soul is the best ever music and night out.
fancy a night out then ???? lol
I am now retired and Northern Soul still makes me move and still runs through my veins, will never change. I loved those days and wish I could go back to them.
The music reminds me of my 60s/70s childhood in Manchester, England. We were poor and lived the atypical grim wet n miserable 3 day weeks, strikes, blackouts life mostly in the early 70s. I’m not surprised that many working class northern teenagers couldn’t connect with the uppity prog rock or goofy commercial glam rock that was popular then. It seems a no brainer for those kids to lose themselves in the uptempo energetic and beautiful dreamy US soulful music of that era and made idols of struggling soul stars and the music their own. I’m glad they did because the NS scene inspired a clutch of famous pop stars and dance music DJs of the 1980s and beyond.
I'm from Manchester too (Burnage Lane near the Old Green End Hotel now it's flats). You're spot on with your comments and yes those were the days!
50yrs of Northern Soul and counting. It will stay with me until I die. It made me happy all those years ago when I first got into it, it still has the same effect now.
Same here i'll be 72 next month and Northern Soul still gets me on my feet, All started for me when i was 18 at The North Park Club in Kettering
There’s still lots of soul nights on so keep on the scene if your not with it at the moment . Soul Source is a good place to look
As a born and bred Wiganer (born in 1961) I loved sneaking out of our house at 11pm when I was 15, to go to the Casino - I only lived a 10 min walk away!
And after the three before 8 - straight to Wigan International swimming pool, diving off all the boards (especially the 10 metre) into 16 foot 6 ins of water. Get home at about 10 am, and my mam would say 'Bin tut baths? You where up early!)
But, "Crying over you" is one of my all time favorite tracks.
So lucky to have been born in Wigan in time for the Casino...
As an original NS fan born in 59 great to see younger people enjoying something other than the contemporary popular music garbage on offer , which basically is what we were doing in the 70's.
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I’m am old Wigan casino guy got to say these kids look good brings back so many good memories
Cry every time I hear this. Uncontrollable
Classic record love it. Love to see young people dancing and the record means everythingKTF
Glad you appreciate it too, Dean! 🎵🕺
57 and still KTF ✊️
fantastic youth dancers, so wish i were young again. Love the soul
Elite tier Northern Soul... packed sweaty dancefloor, synchronised claps... gritty real ass R&B. The genre that just keeps picking up fans. Great to see NS getting love from the younger ones.
Brilliant love this song❤ KEEP THE FAITH 100%
A magical northern choon.......dance , dance, dance
They say northern soul will be with them till they die,well that won't do for me,it's coming with me from my grave,trust me on that.been playing the tunes all over since 1977 and being dead won't stop me.
Great song and great dancers
Great Northern soul track ❤
Possibly the greatest soul record ever recorded,I loved this record so much I have bought it twice.
One of the best records played at THE 100 club KTF
😊🎶❤🎶💃✊...Thank you 👍...Thank You Lord ✝️ for the Tingles 🙏❤✝️...KTF
Love it 😮❤
Wish I had been able to go to these clubs. Awesome music. People having fun.😂
Definitely, Stephen! Next time join the fun!🎉🎵
I recognised a couple of the stars rehearsing there from the Northern Soul movie - Elliot Langridge and Josh Whitehouse. They were really getting into it, wouldn’t surprise me if they’re now committed to KTF for life 😊
Great post - once the music gets to you - that’s it hooked for life !!!!!!!
Love to you all❤
Love ❤love love ! This song .im now an oldie but still get on the floor at the Rivoli ballroom.love seeing the young ones dancing .this is the sounds that still make me happy .
Wasn't that from a film?? 🤔Those guys look professionaly trained to me!! That's old skool Wigan if I've ever seen it 😍🤓
Absolutely Graeme, old school Wigan at its finest! 😎🙌
NORTHERN SOUL
Wow ! Much emotional and love.😂
Quality tune
What a Classic
Loving this memories
One of the very best
Brilliant 👏✊️
Absolutely. AWESOME
Glad you enjoyed it, K! 😊👍
Just loss in music beautiful sounds
Music from northern soul agood film ktf ❤❤❤❤🎉🤩😊😎🤗
Till now people love this ktf IV
Superb Northern Soul
Different class ❤
So Soulful and the Transition at around 1.30 is so sweet. Brilliant
Classic
Johnny Spence and Mick Greene continued as the Pirates for several years after his sad death. Saw them many times. Then we lost Mick Greene. Such an influence on some great guitarists (Wilko etc) Johnny Spence still doing his thing with Doctors Orders.
Absolute classic 😂
Glad you enjoyed it, Cath! 😂👍
@@northernsoulsongs it's years since I've heard this but will be requesting it very soon, local DJs make sure you've got it!
I sure did 😂 thanks
Just the facial expressions missing , by that I mean "Whizzing their axxe off "😂
Oh aye, couldn’t go out without bit of billy
@@bernardmcmahon351 Is Rite 😂
Their definitely on something😉
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What a brilliant video - great song and fantastic dancing! Is this a video from the present day? It's got a 1970's feel and some of the clothes/hairstyles are very authentic, but some of the people have a present look day about them. Doesn't really matter... I love it!
Film “Northern Soul” from 2014, but set in 1974
Where were these wonderful dancers filmed ?
They were filmed in New York, Diane.🗽💃
That's the 100 club on Oxford Street London. Know it well as attended it's monthly Northern Soul night for several years.
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Reall dancing unlike what the dance comp at Blackpool has turned into, a complete farce.
Born in the wrong time 😢
Trying hard to replicate...good try but those golden times can NEVER be lived again as there is only one "first time " ❤
It's all in the music and this music will last forever northern soul keep the faith the first time is still going
These youngsters aren't "trying to replicate" anything!
They're having their "1st Time"
If you can't say owt positive, keep schtumm son!
@@williamforsyth-ye4rc who's the sun
@@meob2259 bloke is a kn*B ignore him ...😁
You and all the other "originals" who fool themselves they have an exclusive right to claim NS as theirs, and only theirs!
I was there, way back when, and the delight I get from seeing/hearing new generations catching the bug.......wipes out all sad memories of lost loved and absent friends, who didn't make it....who fell by the wayside......
What year was this?where's the flares and baggies,film looks oldish but clothing looks modern.
Aaaargh there wasn't always a northern soul uniform.
Actors.
Good song shame these kids can't de the moves now rubbish
Thank goodness Tony Angelino isn't singing.
Fake and pretentious. Age 20 I had designed for every opera singer on the planet. I'd been going to the 100 Club for 3 years and every newies nighters up north every weekend. These videos make my blood boil. Just sodding dance to Jimmy Mack and get on with it. We all know whom Bud Ross was so I will shut my mouth. I love your posts. I was and still am an ethereal dancer that looked as miserable as sin. 😉 Elsin Franinstein is a peasant.
Wtf are you on about?
@@chriseast6002 I'd say he's on about two bottles of whisky a day .
@halcyon289
Aye, & a load of drugs too 🤣
@chriseast6002 giggles. That's why I can't remember anything about the bloke from The Delcos whom had a heap of records. I literally was just thinking that was the reason 🕺🏻