Great to see pat Brady looking well,he used to work with my hubby,best music ever.

My mum and dad and family went to wigan casino even before I was born iam 47 now iam stu from Burnley lancs we ktf and my family it will always live on

I am sorry but I disagree with the smack head, northern soul isn't seen as intellectuals music. Its music for the common people. That's why it was real and true.

Who waching uk 🇬🇧 England here ktf Burnley lancs

That's the Geno Washington of "Oh Geno" by Dexys Midnight Runner. Epic Song, takes me back to the early 80s. Loved it then. What a bloke, you could see why Dexys worshipped him.

I shot this in Camden Studios for the All Mods and Cons anniversary CD , this was on the documentary extra ...

Been listening to it and dancing to it for 50 years , I see Simon hunt often and go to many NS events , our young days are our memories but we are still making them and dancing if a little slower to the great tracks we love , I will KTF till the day I die , so don’t let it pass you by ❤✊KTF

He played 5 nights! I attended 2 shows

Fran Franklin a legand

Wowow. Sooo beautiful the man is a true star

Junior of Edinburgh @ 21 sec He worked in a Big S 5hipyard Mon - Friday

Should be the english national anthem

Fantastic memories ❤️

Thank you I love that song ❤❤❤

Leeds Central Soul club then on to the all-nighter at the peer Cleethorpes. Samantha's at Sheffield was another good one. Later the KGB etc etc my god we lived in breathed it. It was the perfect environment for a neuro divergent aka dyslexia autism ADHD a world of your own, zoned into the music, a can of talcum powder in your pocket on a dance floor without having to socialize, my god it was so good, so much so I carried on attending various nighters all days and soul nights open down the country for decades, until a life changing accident stole all that from me. It's only now that I can talk about it. my god, I miss it.

The man is a lifelong poet. The Jam in 1977…….

I’m 66 followed NS all my life was privileged to go to Wigan I fxcking loved it I remember on an all weekender most of the chemists got robbed across the country lol

I'm 62 and I will never forget about Wigan casino 🎰 I think I was very lucky to have been there and I think that it was brilliant thanks for the memories 😂😂❤brilliant 👍 👌 keep the faith Steve from Stockport who was there heaven ❤️

No one has mentioned the widespread use of speed that was required to keep dancing all night

One of the contributors fails to mention that the original Mod movement of the early 60’s was essentially a working class thing with the Northern Soul style coming later and embracing some of the Mod style.

Beautiful song

Please, what is the song in the background from minute 18 to 20?

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Absolutely Outstanding Magnificent Absolutely Remarkably So Interesting Throughout The Film Thank You For Sharing

Bill Brewster makes some interesting observations, but not entirely accurate. On the council estates of Wigan, Warrington, Leighh and St. Helens, as a youngster, you heard Tamla and then Northern. And then you thought....that's for me. But you had to LIVE there to understand its impact. And then after the weekend we either went back to school or back to a job in a factory. That was the culture.

Cheating kind sold a few months ago for same price

Remember vernon😊

Wigan casino all the way

Absolutely brilliant! Took me back to some magical times that will never be repeated, unfortunately (especially backdrops with my plumbers knees😂.)Great film.😊

Great music, but why the gymnastics, was it a competition?

Great days at the Casino

00m 00s Judy Street - What (Strider) 03m 25s Kiki Dee - On A Magic Carpet Ride (Fontana) 08m 20s Royal Esquires - Ain't Gonna Run (Prix) 11m 15s Enchanters - There's A Look About You (Tee Pee) 14m 45s James Shorter - Ready For The Heartbreak (La Beat) 18m 00s Harry Deal And The Galaxies - I Still Love You (Eclipse) 21m 20s Lela Martin - You Can't Have Your Cake (Melatone) 25m 20s Emmit Long - Call Me (Donoyia) 29m 20s Clay Hunt - Your Love's Gone Bad (Bay Sound) 33m 05s Dave Charles - Ain't Gonna Cry No More (Donnie) 35m 40s Doris Troy - Face Up To The Truth (Capitol) 38m 25s Calvin Grayson - You've Got To Be Willing (In)

Can anyone help me please the music they are playing when they are interviewing? Bobby Hutton does any out there know the song. All I can make out is. What can I say? What can I do please help me thank you

Special song this to me ... sounds so much better accoustic ... days of speed album was unbelievable .

Brilliant documentary , I was first introduced to Northern Soul at 17 years old in the "Out Rigger" pub in Birmingham by a girl I knew called Lisa , I heard "Billy Ocean, Love Really Hurts Without You" I said I liked the song , the DJ was selling singles so she bought it for me it was a double A side with"Red Light Spells Danger" I've been hooked even since 👍 !

We were so Lucky, Keep The Faith ❤🇬🇧

Yup wheel soaking with sweat puddles of sweat x😊

Weren't we so thin then?

Im 63..never will there be great days and nighters like this again..Nice to see the younger generation k.t.f and keeping the northern soul scene going..BUT they will never feel what "we" the older generation felt the first time around..ain't no soul like the old sole..and thats the truth.✊

Used to dance on the balcony of mr ms

When im drunk sometimes, i sing this in bed to my darling wife.

Andy from darwen 70 now hip replacement now still love the music born in Preesall nr Blackpool me and my best mate evry Saturday went to the Highland room then call in at sharie grill across from the abc Brill food after the back drops spins did all again the following week ktf

What's the song at the end? 38:26

What a legend

Anybody know the last record playec

for me the northern soul scene was a place where the kids who didn't fit in were welcomed with open arms. The kids who weren't good at school, the lads who were in bother all the time with the bizzies, the bad lads that the rest of society looked down on.........the "mal-adjusted", the problem kids...........that was US. And once we found NS we didn't give a flying shit what anybody else thought about us. We knew we were ok among our own but to then to have that bangin mooosic too was just heaven. I did find heaven!! Nobody bollocking me. Nobody whacking me round the head. Nobody telling me what to do. I was ME and the world worked just fine. And i fitted in. And I loved it. Everyone else was the same.............we were one big happy family and looked out for each other. Nothing will be the same again...............the rave scene followed Northern and was really good but it wasn't the same, it just tried to be. NS changed my life and very nearly took it too but I wouldn't change a thing if I could live it over again. KTF!! ❤❤❤❤❤

I loved it. But dancing days are over for me. 60. Now

Brilliant music and dancing

I'm watching this again and just thinking if you could go back for those few tears and put it all in a bottle to keep returning to the world would be a better place than the shit world we are in now.

Simon Hunt was one of the first PUNKS I knew . . late 70's