HOW AM I GOING TO FIND OUT THE NAME OF THIS TUNE AT 7.10MINS ..PLEASE HELP...

Back II Life Radio Show - 04.04.21 Episode
Sunday Afternoon's blessed Grooves
3-5pm Mi-Soul Radio / 6-8pm Solar Radio

Tracklist:

1  Jazzie B Intro  - Various 
2  Marvin G-Muzik - Marvin Gaye 
3  Want Ads - Honey Cone 
4  I Want To Be Love - Stevens & Foster 
5  Try Love Again -  Natural Four 
6  Show You The Way To Go -  The Jacksons 
7  It's A Pleasure - Sheree Brown 
8  Dance Turned Into a Romance - The Jones Girls 
9  We Got Some Catchin' Up To Do - Jean Carn 
10  Golden Lady -  Reel People Featuring Tony Momrelle 
11  The Pride, Pts. 1 & 2 - The Isley Brothers 
12  Your Mess - Omar 
13  Freedom To Love -  Incognito 
14  Wanna Be Loved (Peto Edit) -  Jill Scott 
15  In My Fantasy (Tom Moulton Mix) - Tortured Soul 
16  Supernatural (John Morales Mix) - Marc Evans 
17  Eye Of The Sun (Original) -  Eye Of The High 
18  Back To Life (Booker T kings Of Soul Satta Dub ) -  Soul II Soul
19  I Choose You (Louie Vega Mix) -  3 Winans Brothers Feat. Karen Clarke 
20  Point Blank Observer Style - I-Roy 
21  Warrior - Junior Delgado 
22  In Love - Arema 
23  Nothing Compares To You - Nadine Ceaser

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Back II Life Radio Show - 04.04.21 Episode

Dj CRATE DIGGER = A Disc Jockey with a very large collection of records (crates of vinyl) 

Well you asked for it so here is a little 40 minute set of some Northern Soul for you guys, hope you like it, just a bit of fun & prob more for your dad or grandad when they were MOD.s but i like it now & again...

Northern soul 40mins set by Crate Digger

3 hours of fantastic Northern Soul tunes

01    Can I Help You? - Amnesty
02	Just Kissed My Baby - The Meters
03	No Name Bar - Isaac Hayes/The Madness Subsides - Pekka Pohjola
04	I Can’t Stand The Rain - Ann Peebles
05	Les Fleur - Ramsey Lewis
06	Easin’ In - Edwin Starr/Summer In The City - Quincy Jones
07	Chicago, Damn - Bobbi Humphrey
08	Hercules - Aaron Neville
09	School Boy Crush - Average White Band
10	I Don’t Know What It Is But It Sure Is Funky - Ripple
11	The Message - Cymande
12	Hydra - Grover Washington Jr
13	I Got The Blues - Labi Saffre
14	Papa Was Too - Joe Tex/Buzzsaw - The Turtles/All Your Goodies Are Gone - Parliament/The Edge - DavidAxelrod &amp; David McCallum
15	Superman Lover - Johnny “Guitar” Watson
16	Nothing Is The Same - Grand Funk Railroad/Woman to Woman - Joe Cocker
17	Impeach The President - The Honey Drippers
18	I’m Your Puppet - James and Bobby Purify
19	Ashley’s Roachclip - Chuck Brown &amp; The Soul Searchers
20	Express Yourself - Charles Wright
21	Ripple – Funky Song
22	Rising To The Top - Keni Burke
23	Get Out Of My Life, Woman - Solomon Burke
24	It's A New Day - Skull Snaps
25	Otis Redding – Hard To Handle
26	Be Thankful For What You Got (Part 2) - William DeVaughn
27	Right Place Wrong Time - Dr John
28	Funky Drummer (Bonus Beat Reprise) - James Brown/Today - Tom Scott
29	I Get Lifted - George McCrae
30	Blind Man Can See It (Extended) - James Brown
31	Private Number - Judy Clay &amp; William Bell
32	Dominoes - Donald Byrd
33	Blind Alley - The Emotions
34	Think (About It) - Lyn Collins
35	Rock Creek Park - The Blackbyrds
36	Sunny - Booker T &amp; The MGs
37	Fight Against Drug Abuse PSA - James Brown


Easin' In

On Saturday 7th May, promoters and DJs from all over Bristol and Bath came together on Soultrain radio, to celebrate the history of House music, taking a look back at the origins of House and exploring evolution of the scene.  

Playlist - Sean McCabe House Train Takeover Mix

Thatmanmonks - For Bae
Tony Momrelle - All The Things You Are (Instrumental)
Tony Momrelle - All The Things You Are (Vocal)
Sean McCabe and Nathan Adams - Someday We’ll All Be Free (Vocal)
Sean McCabe and Nathan Adams - Someday We’ll All Be Free (Dub)
Rhemi feat Alex Mills - Back To The One
Quetin Harris - Stronger
Kirk Franklin - I Wanna Be Happy (David Anthony and DJ Spen Party Instrumental)
Kirk Franklin - I Wanna Be Happy (David Anthony and DJ Spen Party Mix)
Kimara Lovelace - When Can Our Love Begin (Earl TuTu, John Khan and DJ Spen Instrumental)
Kimara Lovelace - When Can Our Love Begin (Earl TuTu, John Khan and DJ Spen Vocal Mix)
Sean McCabe and Groove Assassin - Heat
Aisling Iris - Hey Lover (Crackazat Remix)


Sean McCabe House Train Takeover Mix

Guantanamera - Get The Party Started!

Let The Music Play

A COMPYLATION OF CLASSICS NORTHERN SOUL GEMS WITH RAW FUNK STRYKES

CLASSICS NORTHERN SOUL GEMS VS RAW FUNK

A Memorial Day mix of grown & sexy dance jams from yesteryear.

Tracklist (Title - Artist)
1. Love Thang - First Choice
2. Got to Be Real - Single Version - Cheryl Lynn
3. Le Freak - The Family
4. Fantastic Voyage - Lakeside
5. I Want To Thank You - Alicia Myers
6. I'm Caught Up (In a One Night Love Affair) - Inner Life
7. Music Is the Answer (12" Vocal) - Colonel Abrams
8. Let No Man Put Asunder - First Choice
9. Clouds (Remix Album Version) - Chaka Khan
10. Let's Go Dancin' (Club Version) - Sparque

DJ K. Wah! Presents

Let's Go Dancin' Memorial Day Mix

Northern Soul

esquires - everybody's laughing
sylvia thomas - at last 
betty everett - getting mighty crowded
debbie taylor - never gonna let him know
JJ barnes - baby please come back home
al kent - where do I go from here
witches & the warlock - behind locked doors
the soul sisters - think about the good times
chuck carter - I can't help myself 
the parliaments - don't be sore at me
gene chandler - after the laughter
the harvey averne dozen - think it over
alice clark - you hit me (right where it hurt me)
barbara randolph - I got a feeling
TNT band - the meditation 
ann sexton - you've been gone too long
ecstasy passion & pain - I wouldn't give you up 
executive suite - when the fuel runs out
the moments - 9 times
tony owens - (when you're wrong) you got to pay the price
johnny gilliam & everything nice - tell your friend (its over)


Andreas B - Northern Soul Selections 2012

Starvue - Body Fusion - Mac n Joe Remake

The Russell Brothers 'The Party Scene' (Portrait 1983)

CRATE DIGGER  aka (Ian Little)
	
CRATE DIGGER = A Disc Jockey with a very large collection of records (crates of vinyl) 

Northern soul is a music and dance movement that emerged, initially in Northern England in the late 1960s, from the British mod scene. Northern soul mainly consists of a particular style of black American soul music based on the heavy beat and fast tempo of the mid-1960s Tamla Motown sound. The northern soul movement, however, generally eschews Motown or Motown-influenced music that has met with significant mainstream success. The recordings most prized by enthusiasts of the genre are usually by lesser-known artists, and were initially released only in limited numbers, often by small regional United States labels such as Ric-Tic and Golden Records (Detroit), Mirwood (Los Angeles) and Shout and Okeh (New York/Chicago).
Northern soul is also associated with particular dance styles and fashions that grew out of the underground rhythm & soul scene of the late 1960s, at venues such as the Twisted Wheel in Manchester. This scene (and the associated dances and fashions) quickly spread to other UK dancehalls and nightclubs like the Chateau Impney (Droitwich), Catacombs (Wolverhampton), the Highland Rooms at Blackpool Mecca, Golden Torch (Stoke-on-Trent), and Wigan Casino. As the favoured beat became more uptempo and frantic, by the early 1970s, northern soul dancing became more athletic, somewhat resembling the later dance styles of disco and break dancing. Featuring spins, flips, karate kicks and backdrops, club dancing styles were often inspired by the stage performances of touring American soul acts such as Little Anthony & The Imperials and Jackie Wilson.
During the Northern soul scene's initial years in the late 1960s and early 1970s, popular Northern Soul records were usually not recent releases, and generally dated from the mid-1960s. This meant that the movement was sustained (and "new" recordings added to playlists) by prominent DJs discovering rare and previously overlooked records. Later on, certain clubs and DJs began to move away from the 1960s Motown



Northern soul 40mins set by Crate Digger

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