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Northern Funk is the lovechild of
Established in 1996 Northern Funk continues to burn up the dancefloor every Friday with its unique blend of classic funk, electric disco and original modern soul. A sound track of legendary soulsters and their inspired contemporaries from Stevie Wonder to Duffy to Marvin Gaye to Amy Winehouse to James Brown to Aretha Franklin to the Avalanches to Issac Hayes.
Northern Funk takes place every Friday at
For more info and a video discography of the night check out www.northernfunk.net
Northern Funk Favourites…
Otis Redding - Too hard to handle
Diana Ross- Upside down
Faith Evans - Love like this
Stevie Wonder – Sir Duke
Tribe called Quest - Can I kick it
Gwen McRae – All this love I’m giving
Rose Royce – Daddy rich
Patti Jo - Make me believe
Rob Base - It take two
Martha Reeves – Nowhere to run
Peggy Lee - Dock of the bay
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Entry price (members/NUS): £4
Doors open: 10.30 til 02.30
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