Name: Crawdaddy! with guest DJ Terry 'Record Corner' Davis
Start: 2025-02-21T21:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-02-22T02:00:00+00:00
Location: The Fiddler's Elbow, 1 Malden Road, NW5 3HS London, United Kingdom

Crawdaddy! with guest DJ Terry 'Record Corner' Davis

The third Friday of every month Gary, Lucienne and Danny, plus special guests, play the finest northern soul, mod, Motown, vintage R&B, Two Tone, ska and rocksteady, all on vinyl.
And it's that time of the year again, for making his welcome February return is guest DJ Terry 'Record Corner' Davis.
A longtime regular on the Crawdaddy! dancefloor, Terry started collecting records in the mid 60s and started DJing in 1969.
Read more about Terry below.
Newsflash BONUS- Our Supersub DJ Cheese, will be steppin in for Lucienne this month.
Tickets are £5 on the door. CASH ONLY. Or buy in advance from We Got Tickets - https://wegottickets.com/event/645200

Getting to the Fiddler's: Just take the northern line to Chalk Farm or the number 24 or 46 bus. Or 5 mins walk from The Stables Market Camden, or five minutes from Kentish Town West overground.
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Terry 'Record Corner' Davis
In 1972, Terry was resident DJ at the Wheatsheaf on the Kings Road two nights a week - mixing the new soul releases of the day with funk, deep soul, Motown & northern soul.
While at the Wheatsheaf, he would also DJ at the 100 Club, supporting soul acts such as Jackie Wilson, Betty Wright, Major Lance and JJ Barnes.
Among other things on his glittering CV, Terry started a 60s soul revival night at the Prince of Wales Hammersmith in 1978 and, during the 80s, he co-promoted & DJed monthly sixties/northern nights in Clapham Junction with Ian Clark (Function At The Junction).
And if that wasn't enough for you, Terry has been a writer for Black Echoes magazine, a DJ and broadcaster on such stations as JFM & Solar Radio, and for over 30 years he worked at South London's mighty Record Corner shop.