Northern Soul marked the birth of late-night dance culture in Britain. Paul Mason, economics journalist and once a regular at the famous 'all-nighters' at Wigan Casino, discovers the origin of this underground music scene and why it continues to inspire such devotion. Many of the songs that eventually became Northern Soul classics were once rejected or unreleased. Recorded in the 1960s by African-American artists attempting to replicate the successful Motown sound, these discarded tracks would later be rediscovered and revered by white working-class dancers and music fans in the north of Britain. Paul Mason tells the extraordinary story of Northern Soul and the dance culture that sprung up around it that has influenced musicians, choreographers and film makers, and is now a global phenomenon.
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Excellent review Trinity & AMM, thanks for this
music information documentaries are always good to watch. thank you AMM.
Keep the faith guys, thanks!
Thank you Trinity for the documentary!!
Thank You AMM & Trinity For The Sunday Documentary,Much Appreciated
Thank you. You can never get too educated about Northern Soul.
As a Frenchman, I have always been interested in this English art of living linked to the music that I love.
Thanks to Trinity and AMM for this great report.
Yves
Thank you Trinity and AMM for a VERY interesting documentary!
Cheers!
Bill
Great review . Thank you AMM.
Pierre
Thanks Trinity for keeping the faith and bringing some culture here.
Many thanks Trinity & AMM for this review
BigD
thank you for the video AMM
Thanks to Trinity and AMM worth a second watch this one
Cheers Pedro
Thanks Trinity and AMM for this documentary
Thanks AMM and Trinity, looking forward to it
Cheers for this, looks a great watch
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Thank you Trinity and AMM for presenting this documentary.
Look forward to this from Trinity and AMM. thank you AMM.
Love this AMM and Trinity. Fascinating times back then.
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