Memorial Hall Soul Night
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April 13, 2014 at 9:41 am #54526
MP1953ParticipantA few of us went to the memorial hall last night (sat 12th April) thinking that we were going to a usual Soul Night organised by a local DJ of which we have been to many of over the years, it was billed as a charity night of which is not unusual.
But when we got there we could see it was not all as usual, as there were a lot of tables with reserve signs on, table clothes with flowers on the tables, and what seemed to be a lot of dignitaries including the mayor, local mp Councillors etc.
We went to the event which was advertised as a usual Soul Night but it seemed to be overtaken/hijacked, of course the aim of the night was for charity of which I am sure was a successful night, but all the reserved tables was bad form for something that was not billed as a private function.
April 13, 2014 at 10:18 am #67263
AlunhParticipantJust to correct the last poster
This was NOT a normal Soul night organised by a local dj (Denzil). The dj in question was booked by the Charitable organisation and, as is his habit, did try to sell some additional tickets for the function. The promoter, who was NOT Denzil, organised this event on behalf of the Mayor’s fund and all proceeds were donated to a very good local cause.
If it appeared that there was any linkage between the event last night and the events that normally occur, this is because the promoter used the usual place (the Memorial Hall), booked the same dj, booked one of the regular acts who play the circuit (Soul Amigos), and sold tickets in the usual outlets (mine and the Tourist Info Centre).
April 13, 2014 at 11:16 am #67265
MP1953ParticipantI appreciate what you are saying Alunh, but the fact was the event was not a private function, it was a function that was open to the general public to support, and therefore I fail to see why tables were reserved, by the way we were not the only people who objected to this.
April 13, 2014 at 12:19 pm #67264
AlunhParticipant@MP1953 12637 wrote:
I appreciate what you are saying Alunh, but the fact was the event was not a private function, it was a function that was open to the general public to support, and therefore I fail to see why tables were reserved, by the way we were not the only people who objected to this.
Can’t answer that one. At a guess, I would assume that these were guests of either the Mayor or the Charity. I don’t think it is unusual to have a set up where “dignitaries” who are invited will be given set aside places. I suspect that those who “objected” hadn’t appreciated the nature of the beast here.
Other events like the Mayor’s Ball also vary from the mainstream.
My only point here was to ensure that you understood that this night was not one of Denzil’s promotions. Denzil has a superb program lined up for the autumn and both he and myself are looking at some bigger names where possible
April 13, 2014 at 6:15 pm #67266
MP1953ParticipantYes I do realize now that it was not one of Denzils promotions, somehow though, us included a lot of people did not realize that fact before arriving last night, will be careful to check in future, as even although we were glad the night made some good money for the charities it was not what we come to expect from the usual Motown/Northern Soul nights. ;)
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