Sarah Raine is a Research Fellow at Birmingham City University. She is co-Managing Editor of Riffs: Experimental writing on popular music, Review Editor and special issue Guest Editor (2018) for IASPM@Journal, and the Network Coordinator for Jazz & Everyday Aesthetics. Tim Wall is Professor of Radio and Popular Music Studies, and Associate Dean for Research in the Faculty of Arts, Design and Media at Birmingham City University. His publications include the second edition of Studying Popular Music Culture. Nicola Watchman Smith is Head of Higher Education at Newcastle College University Centre and a cultural sociologist and researcher. She has published widely on northern soul, including chapters in The Ashgate Research Companion to Popular Musicology (2009) and Ageing and Youth Cultures: Music, Style and Identity (2012).

• Introduction Nicola Watchman Smith, Tim Wall, Sarah Elizabeth Raine Musical Bookmark 1 Chapter One: Groove Me: Dancing to the Discs of Northern Soul David Sanjek Chapter Two: Long After Tonight is All Over Stuart Cosgrove Musical Bookmark 2 Chapter Three: Welcome to Dreamsville: A History and Geography of Northern Soul Katie Milestone, Joanne Hollows Chapter Four: ReMarking Old Records, Making New Meaning Nicola Watchman Smith Chapter Five: Dave Godin and the Politics of the British Soul Community Joe Street Musical Bookmark 3 Chapter Six: Acquiring Rights and Righting Wrongs? Ady Croasdell Dossier of photographs 1 Richard Oughton Chapter Seven: Women and Pioneering English Soul Clubs: 1965-1975 Katie Milestone Musical Bookmark 4 Chapter Eight: Out on the Floor: The Politics of Dancing on the Northern Soul Scene Tim Wall Chapter Nine: I'm Still Looking for Unknowns all the Time: The Forward (E)motion of Northern Soul Dancing Paul Sadot Musical Bookmark 5 Chapter Ten: Beyond the Master Narrative of Youth Nicola Watchman Smith Chapter Eleven: Nostalgia, Symbolic Knowledge and Generational Conflict Lucy Gibson Musical Bookmark 6 Chapter Twelve: Myths on/of the Northern Soul Scene Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall Dossier of photographs 2 Bethany Kane Chapter Thirteen: Three Interviews Tim Wall Musical Bookmark 7 Chapter Fourteen: Las Vida con Soul es major, much Mejor (Life with Soul is Better, much Better) Dani Herranz Chapter Fifteen: The Voice of Northen Soul Scene Participants Mark Duffett, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall Chapter Sixteen: From Pillheads to Shredded Wheat: What Happened to Northern Soul? Andrew Wilson Musical Bookmark 8 Critical Reflection Nicola Watchman Smith, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall End Matter Index Nicola Watchman Smith, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall

"Collecting a mass of data from contributors, interviews with several generations of dancers, and diverse perspectives and conclusions on the Northern Soul scene, a rich and highly informative book developed. It shows the many differing opinions on DJs, stories, the movement's history, legendary performers and aspects of relationships, gender and fashion. . . . The book's data is mostly new and so are the texts and essays; however, there are some older texts on the theme included, that provide a good introduction (then and now) to northern soul research. . . . This title is some kind of a revelation, as it easily combines academic research with interviews and fans' stories on a large scale, leading to massive amounts of data. . . . Recommended reading through and through." --Dr. A. Ebert, popcultureshelf.com, 2019.

Sarah Raine is a Research Fellow at Birmingham City University. She is co-Managing Editor of Riffs: Experimental writing on popular music, Review Editor and special issue Guest Editor (2018) for IASPM@Journal, and the Network Coordinator for Jazz & Everyday Aesthetics. Tim Wall is Professor of Radio and Popular Music Studies, and Associate Dean for Research in the Faculty of Arts, Design and Media at Birmingham City University. His publications include the second edition of Studying Popular Music Culture. Nicola Watchman Smith is Head of Higher Education at Newcastle College University Centre and a cultural sociologist and researcher. She has published widely on northern soul, including chapters in The Ashgate Research Companion to Popular Musicology (2009) and Ageing and Youth Cultures: Music, Style and Identity (2012).

• Introduction Nicola Watchman Smith, Tim Wall, Sarah Elizabeth Raine Musical Bookmark 1 Chapter One: Groove Me: Dancing to the Discs of Northern Soul David Sanjek Chapter Two: Long After Tonight is All Over Stuart Cosgrove Musical Bookmark 2 Chapter Three: Welcome to Dreamsville: A History and Geography of Northern Soul Katie Milestone, Joanne Hollows Chapter Four: ReMarking Old Records, Making New Meaning Nicola Watchman Smith Chapter Five: Dave Godin and the Politics of the British Soul Community Joe Street Musical Bookmark 3 Chapter Six: Acquiring Rights and Righting Wrongs? Ady Croasdell Dossier of photographs 1 Richard Oughton Chapter Seven: Women and Pioneering English Soul Clubs: 1965-1975 Katie Milestone Musical Bookmark 4 Chapter Eight: Out on the Floor: The Politics of Dancing on the Northern Soul Scene Tim Wall Chapter Nine: I'm Still Looking for Unknowns all the Time: The Forward (E)motion of Northern Soul Dancing Paul Sadot Musical Bookmark 5 Chapter Ten: Beyond the Master Narrative of Youth Nicola Watchman Smith Chapter Eleven: Nostalgia, Symbolic Knowledge and Generational Conflict Lucy Gibson Musical Bookmark 6 Chapter Twelve: Myths on/of the Northern Soul Scene Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall Dossier of photographs 2 Bethany Kane Chapter Thirteen: Three Interviews Tim Wall Musical Bookmark 7 Chapter Fourteen: Las Vida con Soul es major, much Mejor (Life with Soul is Better, much Better) Dani Herranz Chapter Fifteen: The Voice of Northen Soul Scene Participants Mark Duffett, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall Chapter Sixteen: From Pillheads to Shredded Wheat: What Happened to Northern Soul? Andrew Wilson Musical Bookmark 8 Critical Reflection Nicola Watchman Smith, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall End Matter Index Nicola Watchman Smith, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall

"Collecting a mass of data from contributors, interviews with several generations of dancers, and diverse perspectives and conclusions on the Northern Soul scene, a rich and highly informative book developed. It shows the many differing opinions on DJs, stories, the movement's history, legendary performers and aspects of relationships, gender and fashion. . . . The book's data is mostly new and so are the texts and essays; however, there are some older texts on the theme included, that provide a good introduction (then and now) to northern soul research. . . . This title is some kind of a revelation, as it easily combines academic research with interviews and fans' stories on a large scale, leading to massive amounts of data. . . . Recommended reading through and through." --Dr. A. Ebert, popcultureshelf.com, 2019.

Sarah Raine is a Research Fellow at Birmingham City University. She is co-Managing Editor of Riffs: Experimental writing on popular music, Review Editor and special issue Guest Editor (2018) for IASPM@Journal, and the Network Coordinator for Jazz & Everyday Aesthetics. Tim Wall is Professor of Radio and Popular Music Studies, and Associate Dean for Research in the Faculty of Arts, Design and Media at Birmingham City University. His publications include the second edition of Studying Popular Music Culture. Nicola Watchman Smith is Head of Higher Education at Newcastle College University Centre and a cultural sociologist and researcher. She has published widely on northern soul, including chapters in The Ashgate Research Companion to Popular Musicology (2009) and Ageing and Youth Cultures: Music, Style and Identity (2012).

• Introduction Nicola Watchman Smith, Tim Wall, Sarah Elizabeth Raine Musical Bookmark 1 Chapter One: Groove Me: Dancing to the Discs of Northern Soul David Sanjek Chapter Two: Long After Tonight is All Over Stuart Cosgrove Musical Bookmark 2 Chapter Three: Welcome to Dreamsville: A History and Geography of Northern Soul Katie Milestone, Joanne Hollows Chapter Four: ReMarking Old Records, Making New Meaning Nicola Watchman Smith Chapter Five: Dave Godin and the Politics of the British Soul Community Joe Street Musical Bookmark 3 Chapter Six: Acquiring Rights and Righting Wrongs? Ady Croasdell Dossier of photographs 1 Richard Oughton Chapter Seven: Women and Pioneering English Soul Clubs: 1965-1975 Katie Milestone Musical Bookmark 4 Chapter Eight: Out on the Floor: The Politics of Dancing on the Northern Soul Scene Tim Wall Chapter Nine: I'm Still Looking for Unknowns all the Time: The Forward (E)motion of Northern Soul Dancing Paul Sadot Musical Bookmark 5 Chapter Ten: Beyond the Master Narrative of Youth Nicola Watchman Smith Chapter Eleven: Nostalgia, Symbolic Knowledge and Generational Conflict Lucy Gibson Musical Bookmark 6 Chapter Twelve: Myths on/of the Northern Soul Scene Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall Dossier of photographs 2 Bethany Kane Chapter Thirteen: Three Interviews Tim Wall Musical Bookmark 7 Chapter Fourteen: Las Vida con Soul es major, much Mejor (Life with Soul is Better, much Better) Dani Herranz Chapter Fifteen: The Voice of Northen Soul Scene Participants Mark Duffett, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall Chapter Sixteen: From Pillheads to Shredded Wheat: What Happened to Northern Soul? Andrew Wilson Musical Bookmark 8 Critical Reflection Nicola Watchman Smith, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall End Matter Index Nicola Watchman Smith, Sarah Elizabeth Raine, Tim Wall

"Collecting a mass of data from contributors, interviews with several generations of dancers, and diverse perspectives and conclusions on the Northern Soul scene, a rich and highly informative book developed. It shows the many differing opinions on DJs, stories, the movement's history, legendary performers and aspects of relationships, gender and fashion. . . . The book's data is mostly new and so are the texts and essays; however, there are some older texts on the theme included, that provide a good introduction (then and now) to northern soul research. . . . This title is some kind of a revelation, as it easily combines academic research with interviews and fans' stories on a large scale, leading to massive amounts of data. . . . Recommended reading through and through." --Dr. A. Ebert, popcultureshelf.com, 2019.