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Sold Date:
August 23, 2017
Start Date:
October 17, 2015
Final Price:
£16.99
(GBP)
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When the Wheel opened it’s doors to Manchester’s new wave Modernists in September 1963 - with DJ Roger Eagle behind the decks - the course of rare soul music in the UK was set to change. Eagle was a rare breed R&B pioneer and soul preacher who captured the imagination of the North’s musical youth and introduced them to the obscure, unheard, exotic and intoxicating world of black American dance music. Here, we present a soundbite spanning the clubs 8 year reign, and both of its venues. Side A represents the Wheel’s R&B roots cemented in Brazennoise Street, while Side B documents the birth of Northern Soul, forever synonymous with Whitworth Street.
Vinyl LP.
Tracklist:
1. Green Onions - Booker T & The M.G's
2. Dimples - John Lee Hooker
3. Smokestack Lightning - Howlin' Wolf
4. Night Train - James Brown and The Famous Flames
5. I Got My Eyes On You - Buddy Guy
6. Pretty Thing - Bo Diddley
7. Balboa Blue - The Mar-kets
8. Ride Your Pony - Lee Dorsey
9. Hey Little Girl - Major Lance
10. On How Happy - Shades Of Blue
11. A Lot Of Love - Taj Mahal
12. There's Nothing Else To Say - The Incredibles
13. Where Have All The Flowers Gone - Walter Jackson
14. You Better Move On - Arthur Alexander
Barcode: 5013993978350
Catalogue Number: OSVLP002