I am pleased for you Gary, even if your mobility is hindered now, dance anyway, every little movement you can make to this wonderful timeless music, uplift your Soul.

Agree wholeheartedy Gary!! Where you Wigan or wheeler?

@LJ it never caught on here, no advertising/radio/tv

great weekender down south in Dublin though.

Wizers chosen

Aww diddums .

It was a practice session for extras for the Film Northern Soul. Directed by someone who's done more nighters than most. You say there was nothing like it after Wigan but for those of us who didn't just dip our toes in for when it was in the public eye and carried on 40+ years when the scene returned underground we know how great the scene was for us and all other generations. I have as much respect for someone who has been going to the 100 Club for 2 years as someone who went to Wigan for the same time.

There's no need to feel that way. Keep on dancing your heart away.

@Richard Bottrell what!? No, no, no... have you heard the saying, dance like nobody's watching?" well, yeah sometimes we just need to move and get ourselves out of a funk or just have fun. In your case, you dance as if everyone is watching, because you are NS in the flesh! That is what's needed, from what I've seen of the dancers, whew, pure joy. Give them the gift of joy! Oh and of course yourself..🌈💖😘👍🏾

Don't be I'm nearly 69 and still dance (try LOL) clapping in the middle of the dance floor espiecially when "Long After Tonight Is All Over" comes on .

I was around for the one and only Wigan Casino 😁

SORRY but stealing that

Only if the DJ was shite! :-)

No unfortunately. Those sessions in Angel and Stoke Newington ran for 3 years and people learnt to dance by watching, and talking, listening to the music and dancing with each other. They became addicted to the music just as we did in the heyday. Friends were made and bonds that still remain today. It really was a unique monthly session that the young dancers travelled for from across the Uk. It was a club that inspired and had an unbelievable energy because many were hearing this music for the first time as we did in the 70's and it electrified them.

@@thecut7937 thanks for responding, I always wondered what happened, it seemed like a great little revivalist club. I was stunned at the energy and passion of these young and keen dancers for this old genre. It’s a pity that it didn’t continue with the next generation, but I think the NS revivalist spirit kicked off in many parts of the U.K. over the last 7-8 years or so since a few NS documentaries were aired on TV and a few good film dramas about the 70s NS were released. I think a great many are still keeping the faith in their hearts if not on the dance floor 🙂

We still do though 😆

I'm sure they kept you dancing in south armagh!!

Not Wigan then

probably as you only dipped your toe in to a scene thats been going 50+ years. 5 years during its most commercial period doesn't make you an expert I'm afraid 😂

@@Byrney31​​⁠dipped my toe in? We lived and breathed the whole experience back then and have followed it ever since. Idiot. And it qualifies me to know what brilliant dancers we had back then compared to these clowns. One of which you’re undoubtedly one of 😂

@@Byrney31but more of an expert than you. What are you 20? You weren’t even there.

Yawn.