This superb 2 x CD celebrating music played in the 60s
clubs that were precursors of the Northern Soul scene. Most of the 61 tracks filled the floor at Manchester s The Twisted Wheel and London's The
Scene Club, both precursors of the Wigan Casino, Blackpool Mecca, The
Golden Torch at Stoke et al. The sparks that lit the fuse, these early
triumphs would give rise to an era defining scene, one which became a
treasured subcultural phenomenon. Some tracks on Soul For Dancers were
obscure back in the day but are crowd favourites today, others still
remain rare and largely unknown. Some of the artists are famous (James
Brown, Etta James, Jackie Wilson, The Isley Brothers, Don Covay, Irma
Thomas, and Sam & Dave) although the tracks selected here may be
less familiar, while other artists like Bruce Cloud, Eloise Carter,
Bunker Hill, Willie Cobbs and Mary Johnson are known only to the soul
congregation. Every track's a winner. All these tracks were played in the soul clubs in the UK before the term "Northern Soul" was ever used most still are !....Vol 2 up tomorrow!
AMM
The Tasters!
19 comments:
Thank you for the Soul dancers double CD AMM,Much Appreciated
Full of memories and good music ... Thanks for review, P.
Thanks AMM for providing the spark with this review
This is very good, I have in in mp3, many thanks for the upgrade to flac
Thanks AMM a nice little background to the when we called it soul music some great tracks on this one
Cheers Pedro
Brilliant review my friend.
Thank you.
Rocco
My era! GREAT review!!
Cheers!
Bill
Interesting teasers,looking out for this review.
Great comp and some heavy names. Thank you AMM.
Very nice comp. Good review.
Thanks, a great review
Nice one...!
Many thanks for the review AMM
BigD
Count me in for this amm, many thanks!
Thank you so much AMM
Yes please, AMM. Thank you.
Thank you AMM for this wonderful collection
Reb
Thanks for the review AMM appreciated
Upgrade for me, thank you.
cheers,ELtel
love the comment "All these tracks were played in the soul clubs in the UK before the term "Northern Soul" was ever used most still are !" Yay all the way from Brighton! The soul ship Hove to in the early sixties!
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