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I've definitely posted this tune in at least one other thread but it's so good, apocalyptic ket-melt:

Early, fucked Cadenza:

I should try to think of some that aren't sexual and fucked up.

He Won't ride in cars anymore It reminds him of blowjobs

I hate lovers I hate the way they go to the bathroom In shifts after they've fucked.

My mother said, "You sucked my pussy when you came out Don't ever talk back I handed you life and I'll snatch it back"

Jew's Harp hippie jams:

He made a full LP in 1960 that's pretty trippy: "Deep Exotica" is one of my fav musical oxymorons:

Ah that's a "My Analogue Journal" video, it's like Boiler Room for audiophile digger types. You're definitely not seeing rotary mixers and chunky cables at actual Northern Soul nights lol.

Anyway the soul 45 game is stitched up and picked over and that's why I mostly collect and play gospel now:

I think the defence of (proper) Northern Soul would be, much like garage rock, that there was such an output of incredible music in that time period (say 64-69) that there were records that were just as good as any hits, but never made it for reasons of economics or chance. Also, it's a dance...

"Rare Soul" also a term a lot of people (myself included tbh) use to differentiate themselves from the Northern Oldies scene. I'd contend that there's a strangeness and rawness to a lot of rare soul that you just don't get on commercial recordings at that time. I've definitely posted this a...

Ian Levine (who went on to produce Hi-NRG, and for Take That) at Blackpool Mecca getting death threats for playing contemporary disco records, "Levine Must Go" banners in the crowd, all very daft.