#Northern Soul

[guessimdumb]

The Sapphires - The Slow Fizz (1966)

The Sapphires were two men and a woman from Philadelphia, who recorded the sublime Who Do You Love and Hearts Are Made to Be Broken. This sounds like a completely different group; upbeat, girl group soul, with no male voices whatsoever.

[tomvandegrensjie]

The Inciters

[princess-of-the-glitter-realm]

[tiredsoundsofagnes]

would love to start DJing northern soul but it seems to be extremely taboo to do digital sets in that scene. just waiting to suddenly get rich so i can buy a shit ton of old 7” vinyl then im ready to go

[cinemistery]

Matt | Northern Soul (2014)

[chasgow]

Another extra night of So It Goes at the Homestead in San Francisco this Saturday- it’s Dema’s birthday! Dipping into some Britpop and Northern Soul along with the usual punk, post punk, power pop and such.

[eztlixayolotl]

You dont remember me

but i remember you .

[sonicandvisualsurprises]

1967 - Wanted to reblog this from @duffertube but it wasn't allowed.

Inuz Moore is a rhythm & blues and soul singer, who recorded one 45 for Gardin in 1967, and another 45 for Bobby Moore Soul Records in c. 1969, both in Los Angeles, California. (from : https://www.discogs.com/artist/1921982-Inuz-Moore).

[girlsinpolos]

soultam4

[spilladabalia]

Dexys Midnight Runners - Keep It

[guessimdumb]

Tommy Neal - Going to a Happening (1967)

Northern soul floor shaker

[peninsularian]

Classic Northern Soul anthem from 1966

[princess-of-the-glitter-realm]

[kdo-three]

Fontella Bass - Rescue Me (Stereo) (1965) Raynard Miner / Carl Smith / Fontella Bass from: "Rescue Me" / "Soul of the Man" (Single) "The 'New' Look" (LP)

Soul | R&B | Northern Soul

JukeHostUK (left click = play) (320kbps)

Personnel: Fontella Bass: Vocals Leonard Casten: Piano Pete Cosey: Guitar Gerald Sims: Guitar Sonny Thompson: Organ Charles Stepney: Vibraphone Louis Satterfield: Bass Maurice White: Drums

Backing Vocals: Minnie Riperton*

Arranged by Phil Wright Produced by Billy Davis Carl Smith / Raynard Miner

Recorded: @ The Ter Mar Studios in Chicago Illinois USA during 1965

Single Released: on September 25, 1965

Checker Records Chess Records

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"… ranks as one of the most explosive, infectious soul singles ever released…" "… one of the best soul singles ever recorded." John Bush (AllMusicCom)

♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ * Re: Minnie Riperton She's the mother of actress/comedian Maya Rudolph

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[walkswithmycamera]

Wednesday = Hump Day, correct?

Wrong!

Wednesday is do Whatever Day...

This is how mine went.

A bit of Soul and Motown music from 14:00hrs until 18:00hrs and, dancing of course 👌