Wigan Casino Three Before Eight

"Three Before Eight" at Wigan Casino is a legendary part of Northern Soul history, representing the final three tracks played at the iconic venue before closing its doors after an all-nighter. These songs—Jimmy Radcliffe's "Long After Tonight Is All Over," Dean Parrish's "I'm on My Way," and Tobi Legend's "Time Will Pass You By"—became the ultimate anthems of the Northern Soul movement. They encapsulated the emotion, energy, and unity of the dancers who lived for these marathon nights, marking the end of each unforgettable event with a powerful, soulful crescendo.

The "Three Before Eight" is more than just a playlist; it's a symbol of the community, passion, and dedication that defined Wigan Casino and the Northern Soul scene at large. For many, hearing these songs evokes memories of sweat-soaked nights, the thrill of the dance floor, and the camaraderie of fellow soul enthusiasts.

In tribute to this iconic tradition, Terry Kneeshaw has created a stunning original painting that captures the spirit of the "Three Before Eight" at Wigan Casino. This artwork, now available as an A3 print, beautifully encapsulates the essence of these final moments, filled with the soul, emotion, and nostalgia that have kept the Northern Soul movement alive for decades. Terry's piece is more than just a visual celebration; it’s a heartfelt homage to a tradition that continues to inspire and resonate with fans of Northern Soul around the world.

Whether you're reliving the memories or discovering the magic for the first time, this artwork by Terry Kneeshaw offers a unique way to connect with the legacy of Wigan Casino and the enduring spirit of Northern Soul.