Soul
A Nickel And A Nail is a UK based specialist independent bookstore for readers interested in exploring the history of soul, rhythm and blues, and related musical fields.
Our mission is not only to sell literary works but to contribute to the preservation of soul and related music history, and to update customers on literature reviews through our regular blog and review features. We are also provide a unique independent platform to support and promote the sale of quality self-publications in these genres.
We sell new and quality used books, collectable magazines, fanzines, vintage sheet music and picture cover 45s.
All That Soul is professional live band performing some of the greatest hits of Motown, Funk, Soul and Disco.
Dressed in full costume we take our audience on a timeless musical journey giving them an unforgettable experience
We are available for Weddings and Ceromonies, Parties, Festivals, Corporate functions and other special events.
Please contact us for a quote.
Looking back is a Facebook group for lovers of the 1960s mod scene. Post your tunes, pictures up and coming events etc..and most of all enjoy.
In the 60s, I started to go to the clubs of Nottingham, starting with the Dungeon, then the Beachcomber, the Boat Clubs (the Boat, Brit and Union) and then many of the others which sprang up. They started playing Mod and Soul music which I had heard covered by the many British bands being formed but these were the originals and had a huge impact on my life. I started playing some of this music on my podcasts on Mixcloud, an attempt to get across to the listener what life was like hearing loud music for the first time and dancing in those dark cellars or small rooms to those vibrant throbbing sounds. A very good example of some of the first music I heard at this iconic club is one entitled ‘Dungeon Days’.
Just loving 6t’s & Northern Soul and Motown, Boss Reggae & Ska, with a little Funky Stuff on the side.
DJs Soup & Bread (AKA Oliver Moore and Mark Benjamin Linnett are a duo originally from Leicester, but now based in Leeds spinning R&B, Soul, Latin , Popcorn and Jazz. Residents at La Vie club night and guesting at various mod and R&B nights across the UK.
The Dungeon was open between 1964 and 1968, playing soul, Motown, jazz, blues, r&b featuring live bands and artists from America and the UK, such as Little Stevie Wonder, Wilson Pickett, Inez & Charlie Foxx, the Who, Small Faces, Steam Packet and many more. This is both a website and blogsite containing listings and information about those who played there, the music played and the people who went – who were they? What clothes did they wear? Where did they buy the clothes? Where are they now? An attempt to define and document everything about those times.
