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muck fee that flipside is a pisser.

sadly not the first I've come across

thought the inspirations in its original format was? but could be wrong, there must be some, discluding acetates of course

the version!

The one that sticks out was Ion playing Saxie Russell shouting 'stomp you bastards' at Paddocks in London around 1987.

I'm thinking jammy bastard while eating a jammy doughnut!

two well missed characters that passed in the last few years back, Mickey Cruise and Tony Evan's , another Tony, mr foster who's on sabbatical at the moment , the irrepressible Dave Carne and a few who I can still fortunately enjoy the odd night out with, the stately Jez Jones and the king and queen of secular gospel, Simon and Amanda Cottrell

Rochelle Flemming (first choice) every time, one of the most underrated vocalists ever

there was a thread on here that clearly defines it

I've taught in Buxton for the last 15 years, last years must have Xmas pressie, for my year 11 class of coolish lower middle class kids, were record decks. they were buying stuff like ELO, The Beatles, Queen, but its just great them having the same tactile experience of viny. Downloads are the fast food experience of music, vinyl is like fine dining for you ears

don't come any better than the first two for sure

Saw Gill in the mid 9o's, first time he didn't turn up- Gilly's rock world in Manchester. The midnite express did a free gig and were awesome on there own, he played a re scheduled gig a month later, and to be honest it was a bit plat, he was flawless but just kinda played his set, it didn't have the spontaneity of the band playing alone.

I'm dead jealous, on those gigs, anyone ever see Malo, did they tour in this country?

I'd go for about 4 or five around the 30- 50 mark, a mix of lesser played oldies and semi know's, best investment wise, select wisely and always choose the ones on gold labels, lol.

there a want on this on here, don't think its sorted, you could ask .............

I wondered about this too, don't look like it to me, cant imagine the producer was arsed about little details like that, probably more interested in the stilted social perspective.

some I spun around 5 ish, I think, really enjoyed it lads, thanks fro asking me down, and looking forwards to a re-match with young Kevin. Guerrillas- Lawdy roller- King Albert Washington- Betty Jane- L and W Shay Halliday-Fight fir with fire- soul power 3 Rivers Band- Ophelia- Lion Black sugar- Too late- P.O.P. Celeste Hardy- Your gone- reynolds Robert Moore- Harlem shuffle- Hollywood Chris Harris and the invaders- Why cant we get along- Dial E. Rodney Jones.- Peace of mind- tuff Sharon Soul- His love is amazing- Coral Sunlovers- You'll never make the grade- Mutt and Jeff High Keys Livin' a lie- verve Maxine Brown- Let me give you my loving- wand

looked, I can find one online either, sounds black to these ears.

a great selection of underplayed there Kevin, will follow with some of my spins shortly.

and this ,

Just seen on FB the the Colonel has died, 25th April, cant see it mentioned elsewhere on here? Anyway a true original with a unique voice that set the template for all male soulful house. some of you may scoff and say where's the soul, just try to get through the beats and listen to that voice. here's one of my personal favourites.

'try this one son, the first one's free, but when you want some more , just come back to me.'

just like in the clip, lol.

I'm havin this