Another Alll-Vinyl DJ ensemble got the crowd movin' and groovin'.

The Chito-Chilli was also on point.

Just know this was the last day that bars were allowed to be open.

With that in mind, the So Cal Soul Patrol made sure

to have all the DJs equipped with hand sanitizers.

Another groovy night that was brought to you by the SoCal Soul Patrol.

The all-vinyl DJs got everyone dancing to some Motown/60s Soul/Ska sounds.

The crowd experienced the swanky Barkley as they were shaking their tail feather!!!

Sunday Social
Sunday, February 16th, 2 pm
Alex's Bar
2913 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach

Also… The performance by 16 AGAIN elevated the event's vibe and energy,

which is always appropriate and expected for the LBC.

The SoCal Soul Patrol and its all-vinyl DJs spun
multiple sets of Motown/Soul/Ska music
that got everyone into a groovy vibe during the holidays.

There was a free 6-Count East Coast Swing Lesson followed by a Social Dance in the open dance floor.

The event merged the Soul music scene with those interested in the swing dance format. People got down on the dance floor
with some swing moves to 1960's all-vinyl Soul spun by the featured Selectors from the SoCal Soul Patrol.

An original indie-rock band from Hornsey, North London UK formed March 2011,
the band consists of two brothers Lee Stevens (Lead Vocals/Rhythm Guitar),
Paul Stevens (Lead Guitar/Backing Vocals), originally playing small London pubs and clubs as The Mad Hatters UK
as a duo, The Swagger was born in 2011 when the brothers were joined by their friend Will O’Connell.

With influences including The Beatles, The Kinks, The Who, Oasis,
Ocean Colour Scene, and Stereophonics, The Swagger's music is modern acoustic pop-rock with a catchy yet gritty aesthetic,
combining melodic 60’s style harmonies and classic 90’s Britpop indie-alternative.

Another event presented by the SoCal Soul Patrol.

This evening was a DJ ensemble that included various spinsters sharing an array of sounds.

2nd Annual Groovy Tiki Pool Party

Club Impact was one of the largest scooter clubs in Southern California.
It thrived during the mid 80s to the early 90s.

Everything began with Ernie Von Epp inviting a few of his friends to his home in order to discuss the possibilities
of starting a scooter club in Long Beach. Who knew that those 8 kids would start a group that would
positively affect the lives of many and host more than a handful of house parties, a few large concerts,
a few big scooter rallies, and help launch the musical careers of a few celebrities that we all know today.

The club was the foundation that formed many bonds of friendship, with some remaining strong
and continuing to this day. Let’s give it up to Ernie for bringing us all together that one afternoon. And being
the original leader of the club during a truly magical time. This reunion is open to everyone.
Whether you were a part of it, participated in the events, or was in the scene during that time,
we would love to see you.

We rekindled connections and refeflected back on the great times we shared.
In summary, although we all travel different paths as we get older,
we try not to forget where we came from and, especially,
we have not forgetten those who we have lost along the way.
We came together again and made even more great memories.

The So Cal Soul Patrol presented another all-vinyl night of Motown/Soul/Funk music

that got everyone's hips grinding and feet sliding across the dance floor.

Another night of groovy, toe-tapping, finger-snapping Soul tunes.
It was definitely a swanky, speak-easy type of night.

A Soulful Sunday experience that was held in the LBC.

Although people had to face harsh rainy weather to get to the venue,
the need to hear and feel the groovy tunes from the Soul 60s era was too great to miss.

Vintage scooters made it. Mods with a fashion sense made it.
And an array of cocktails and beers to compliment the day were had by all.

For all you Groovy Souls ... (especially those wanting to get a head-start
on the holiday festivities as well as a 2-week vacation).

People cruised by in order to establish a Motown Soul night
at South Pasadena’s Barkeley Restaurant & Bar.

This place is known for its Vintage Vibe and being the neighborhood bar/eatery
that boasts an authentic decor and takes you back to the old speak-easy days.

On any other night, the venue offers live jazz & swing band sounds.
For this event, the SoCal Soul Patrol and Iconic Mod Scooter Club have been contacted
to play an all-vinyl set of Motown Soul.

Spinsters will also throw in a splash of R&B, Northern Soul, and Mod Classics to keep everyone entertained.

This event was a platform for new and up-and-coming artists
that possessed the passion and affinity toward the Motown Soul vibe.

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The OffBeat Bar's backlot and alley were transformed again in order to host the next Vintage & Vinyl Affair.
It was a swap-opp for those into vintage fashion, vinyl records, and the cool subcultures of Southern California.

PLUS, the Wham Bam Band brought their Soulful sound to the inside part of the OffBeat Bar. Although it was chillin’
with air-conditioning, they played a set that raised the level of heat for all those interested in groovy Soul music.

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We got our groove on to a mix of 45-exclusive hits.

Local DJs got the crowd moving on the dance floor

as they spun R&B, Soul, Funk etc.

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