Best 20 Northern Soul Podcasts

One hour; 23 or 24 soul 45s.

Neil brings you two hours of the classic and northern soul!

A mix of Northern Soul and 6T's Soul, Ska, Rocksteady, and early (Skinhead) Reggae. Episodes are either home-mixes or from my weekly show on Phoenix FM. more

Sneakers 54 was established in 1976 when a group of friends got together and decided they had to do something about the lack of good West end clubs that played Jazz,Funk & Soul music. They found that in order to gain entry into clubs they would need to dress in suits, pay extortionate entrance fees, and then have to listen to pop music for hours until the DJ decided to play the odd Soul tune at the end of the night. more

An hour of 60s and 70s northern soul, R&B with a dash of mod, boogaloo, crossover, and modern all on original vinyl 45s! more

The show's passion and dedication to its music, artists, producers and record labels make it not only unique but involving, enabling listeners to really absorb themselves, tapping into their emotions and taking them on discoveries of their own. The show incorporates exclusive tunes and interviews in the sub-genres of Gospel, upfront soul & R&B, whilst dipping into forgotten gems and unearthing the new and the rare. more

A Northern Soul and Motown Mix 2 hours of Top Tunes and Requests

A 2 hour radio show presented by Hugh Williams, showcasing the best of new and old soul and funk music from the 1960's right through to the present day. The show particularly likes to showcase new and unsigned music whilst stlll playing classics and 'forgotten' classics. more

If you missed one of my shows drop in here and have hours of great listening all ready for download !

Blowing the dust off soulful rare grooves and collectibles that you've either forgotten or didn't even know about !No re-mixes, no re-edits, just 7', 12' and LP track originals from back in the day ! more

Soulful gems picked with thought, care and consideration for the music and paying homage to the artists that made it. Ranging from the dawn of the genre in the early 60s to the present day. more