The Guest Book

What a well produced and informative site you have. Since being stuck in the wilds of Florida for over 10 years I have managed to gain the interest of a few publications, and at least get an Internet Radio Show established, with supporting web site. You can see the site at www.SoulCruising.com so please take a look if you can.

I have come across your site literally by accident. I am impressed by its content and the obvious hard work put in by all involved! The fact that there is reference to me on it is, I hasten to add, not the reason that I have formed this opinion! It is always good for an old rhythm and soul / northern soul exponent to keep in touch with old friends – and meet some new ones. From time to time I am resurrected and asked to do revival nights (the next one is the Clouds Club revival evening at the Assembly Rooms Derby on the 26th June). Anyway, keep up the great work and if you get a spare moment it would be good to hear from you.

I Had A Great 20 Years On The Scene, I Quit About 5 Years Ago ,Family,Work etc, I Still Have A Few Records And Have Recently Been Buying CDs. Thanks To Websites Such As Yours I Can Keep In Touch With What Is Going On Without Leaving The Comfort Of My Own Home. Keep Up The Good Work, Your Site Is Easily One Of The Best Soul Sites On The Web.

hi just been looking through your site yet again. ITS EXCELLENT. Will be there for 1st Anniversary. Great to see you dave after all these years, keep on keeping on . luv from jo and caron from nuneaton.

Hello HSC, I used to follow all the soul gigs in the late sixties/early seventies and met some people from Hinckley - probably about 1975. I became friendly with Barbara Hill ( met her in the Compass club in Torquay and kept in touch ), Pete Wileman and his sister and while scanning your site found photos of all. I am ? on the one with Nita, Pete Wileman and Rob Furborough, I think it was taken at Wigan. Do you have any e-mail addresses for Barbara or Pete, it would be good to get in touch.

Just been reading the page on Samantha's Sheffield. I only went a couple of times but can confirm that two rooms were used. 'The big room' played newies as I remember ( play list from '75 brought back memories Prince George and Rosie Jones ) and 'The Hallam Suite' played oldies. On one occassion when I went I taped 30 minutes in the big room and 30 minutes from the Hallam Suite. I still play the tape even though the quality after 28 years is now not as good as it was. Whether two rooms were always used i don't know as I didn't go often enough. I have enjoyed looking through the site. Thanks.