Simon T

On dial up it's a complete pain and people may give up waiting for a 7mb file, though it look like a hit on the thread. On broadband it OK, but I think you are getting close to bring down another server as I'm now getting the message "don't access this site too continuously"!

PM me your email address and I'll send you something, it's 1.5 MB, but works very well

Yours is in the post (last thursday)

Can't find the post now, but someone was looking for a sound file of this track. Quite catchy isn't it!

Levi Stubbs was the voice inside the plant in a film, Little Shop of Horrors (?) when it shout out "feed me feed me now" it just like he's shouting Bernardette.

Thanks Ronn

I'm pleased you like it, it's not that bad. Most of my comments are tongue-in-cheek, a bit of bait! I didn't realise 'Pro-Plus' has been on the market for that long!

Nothing personal here, but: "Have loved, have travelled for" - Richard Searling Martin Barnfarther Blair Hayden Adam Buccanhan Robin Salter Andy Rix Gary Rushbrooke Mark Dobson Ian Clark Ady Pountain Pre-deepfunk Darge "Loved, but not especially travelled for"- Ady Croasdell Mick Smith Carl Fortnum Dave Evison Guy Hennigan Gary Spencer Marco Max Rees Simon Murrey Dick Coombes Then there's the, "If encountered between my kitchen and front door types" & "They can travel and come and kiss my arse, lot " I'll maybe populate later when back from the pub!

I'll be your mate, Pete, if you'll be mine and then we'll have one each!

Only 2-3 copies. Thank god!

This is not being facetious, but what exactly constitutes a "big name D.J."? What are his / her characteristics (sounds, reputation, versiitlity etc) that make people get up and travel the lenght of the country for an hour of that D.J.'s "magic"?

Old Keb / Guy spin from Stafford I seem to remeber Headliners - He's looking for a love - can't remeber the label, Juana(?)

(Little) Lisa Miller - Loneliest Christmas Tree - Canterbury

I'd rate it a C too, it won't be going on the wants list, but it's better than a lot of stuff.

? Little Jeanette - Crazy crazy - Green Lights

f*** it, I give up! CAN get over losing you!!!!

Unfortunately, the acetate seems to be pitched too high, but it's nice to hear things straight from the horse's mouth - maybe gives an insight into the feelings of the writer when he/ she wrote it, by how they sing it?

Probably, true of a lot of one-offs, studio cuts, u/r tape stuff, etc (I'll not bother with a sound clip now )

There was a thread a while ago about alternative versions, saying that the unreleased version of Sam Fletcher was very "white" sounding J.B. asks that you "think over twice".................. Attached recent picture of the co writer and singer, JB Willingham.

Another for the ladies, probabley several ladies required looking at the size of him!!

I'm sure it's on one of the recent Kent CDs, but can't remeber the title.