The windrush family ites ah blaze up

Typ z grzechotką, dobrze chodzi!!! Świetny numer - typowo moje klimaty!!! Roots Reggae Forever!!!🙅 Pol❤ and ✊ Jah!!!🥦

Southampton and Winchester punks as extras!

Worth noting that while Brixton might have been blacker than the Goldmine, there were black and white faces at both, making it probably the first mixed-race youth culture scene. And we all appreciated we were listening to black music.

if failure 😞 get in your way play this song and you will be successful and conquer any doubts

Agree, this version is THE ONE. I have the 12" here. Thanks for the repost!

Reminds me of the Christmas parties at Barclays bank in the early 1980s

Madddd what a voice🎶💃🏿🎤👌🏾 Sparky 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Means even more now Kev. Did the Live Wire weekender performance ever get recorded? Maybe Graham Joyce will know. Ed

I was born by the speaker box where the sweet reggae music play nonstop too

Yessssss. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

This is a vibe

Where is the full concert? Please upload!!

God damnit i love this song. Its a journey itself.

This is freestyle dancing and with a capital FREE. Whoever thinks the dancing is bad, is totally offline. Or jealous. Seems to me like people enjoying themselves

Watching the dancers dancing to Hi Tension's track brings to mind a potential essay question: "Compare and Contract the differences between the Northern & Southern Soul scene in the mid to late 1970's? "

god, why wasn't I there...

My partner is the singer on this track 😊

I started going "goldmine" in 75/76 when chris hill first started his stint as a "dj". Gatsby fashion was just emerged alongside the " punk" movement. So if you was wesring anything from the 40's or 50's you was a soul boy with style. Zoot suit style suits black n white shoes. Anything american 50's was cool. Loved them days.👍🔥

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Que peso lindo desse baixo!!! Que pressão linda dessa marcação. Show!!!!

Thanks for the upload, the club scene was MASSIVE back in the 70's, sad it isn't better documented, so thanks again for the upload

Same decks both venues. Froggy's

great upload Kev :-)

It's Moxey before he became a plasterer

Incrível

Bowie at his best! I was 17 when first heard this now 64 still "SUBLIME"

Respect to all these musicians. I have never seen so many musical instruments playing at the same time for a song.These brothers and sisters are awesome.

In 1978 I went to many of the all-dayers in and around London, California Ballrooms at Dunstable, Purley all-dayer . It was pure magic. It didn’t matter who you were, your background, religion, colour or creed the love of music and dancing brought us together into one big funk family as Chris Hill would say. Happy days indeed.

I Believe I Heard👂🏼Robert Fripp on Guitar🎸😮That Would Be Outstanding😊👍🏼🆒✌🏼🚀

Chris hill fantastic, such energy.

They killin it ! Dope , that's a club right there .

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Love the vibes. Now this good music at it's best.

A big tune. The bass playing sister, and fatman have it lock tight.

Classic Funky Film 🎶

Special Branch was miles better for music.

Mate I love this. One of my favourite Maze tracks and I was also one of the very lucky in attendance. Thanks for sharing on here - keep the faith brother 😊

"CHAR CHAR"❤️ GREATEST REHEARSAL SESSION I EVER SEE INNA REAL LIFE. EVERYTHING TIGHT, RIGHT 🎼🎶💯

Still an absolute banger 20 years on

George 'Buddy" Miles - Rock & damn Roll's Funkmeister Incarnate. I'm a livin witnes; 1st time some place at Bear mountain, jersey 1973??

Hi do you know the name of this track

Hi is this Turquoise Galaxy?

Thank you so much for posting all of this ! Hope you liked the concert (btw would you know the title of the 7th track ?)

I was at Clouds in Brixton, that night, when this was being filmed and have just seen myself and a few friends dancing for the first time since 1978. It was a fantastic time for soul,funk and jazz music and memories of Bali Hai,Streatham,JJs Clapham junction,Crackers and 100 club come flooding back. I was working and living in London at the time and then began working overseas from 1979 in Africa,Middle East,Far East,USA and the Caribbean until now.I took that music all the world with me and then some.Havent heard from Greg or Robbie Vincent for ages.Are they still around?

Just about the only part of me that wishes I was older. I was just a kid and missed this scene by 5 years. But would be glued to Greg on Capital Radio. Love it and always will.

I liked the theme music by Jug. I have digitised it from the original 45 single and have it as a crackling MP3 on my phone. I was 16 in 1979 I left school to join the millions out of work in "Thatchers Britain" UB40 in hand signing on every week for £17.40 if I remember correctly. Gritty is a good way of describing it especially when my Mom had £10 of my dole money for my keep, living at home. Not sure how she stretched it out, but she did, Happy days!

Quanto talento! Que música linda!!! Saudações do Brasil! Parabéns!

Madre mía qué maravilla... Please.... Playlist!

They invented gayness