Simsy

Who was the guy who replaced Lawrence Payton in the Four Tops? Did he have something to do with that film? Or am I on the wrong track?

Second (one of the greatest)

Mind if I sneak in with Holland Dozier Holland early doors, cheers Well someone was going to!

:angry: Bit harsh Jon, Jackie had a fantastic voice, been around since mid fifties, Elvis loved him & so did I.

Seconded

Who was it that said "spinning is easy, it's the stopping thats hard". One of those TV docs screened last year?

No!!!!!!!!!! Lady in Green? Magnetics? Bonnie? Isn't it? Marvellous

Yeah, his name was Bruce RIP. Wakefield was the nighter - different strength gear from week to week. Sad but true

Yeah I have studied your photos Jon with great interest. To my amazement I saw myself in the group shot pic from the Unicorn Club in 86' Can't believe the hair

This is a good point, But when you see a Magician ( Keb Darge-Gethro from Wolves ) on the dance floor it all comes together they can make it flow....& it is a pleasure to watch......I can't coment on Suzi Cameron as I have never seen her dance..... Keep It Coming Jon Buck link

I don't know any whispers first off. But do you know if the flipside of the issue is 'The light of day'?

This a good thread, well done Jon. Is spinning a northern thing? I say this as we don't spin in the south anymore. This is somewhat of a generalisation, but I have noticed a decline in spinning and clapping over the past twenty years. Neither spinning nor clapping, or acrobatics make a good dancer. Its timing, beat and personal expression imo

Trends - Not too old to cry (ABC) VIP'S - Strange little girl (CONGRESS) Della Reese - A clock that's got no hands (RCA) Bobby Hebb - You wanna change me (PHILLIPS) Roy Hamilton - Earthquake (EPIC) Joe Hinton - You gotta have love (BACK BEAT) B J Thomas - Baby cried (SCEPTER) Freddie Gorman - The day will come (MIRACLE) O'Jays - Whip it on me (IMPERIAL) Garland Green - Don't let love walk out on us (RCA)

Sounds like one for my next CD mate. ps, Nobody know's the true meaning of the sscdt, they are a riddle wrapped inside an enigma!

Misadventures at Mega Boob Manor! Not really. LOL

Lynne Randell is an Aussie

Freddie Houston's Soft Walking was originally an air wear Doc Martins esq ad for American sixties shoes. How about Spyder Turner - I can't make it anymore for Viagra

Lenny 'Tony Blackburn' Gamble - I'll do anything.

Larry Trider - Carbon Copy

Also this guy was instrumental in booting Bobby Valentin - Use it b4 etc. Covered up as Rex Garvin + Lucky Charms and Robbie Lawson on the flip. LSC Records. (Loughborough Soul Club)

Oops, may have just emailed four people at Fox with the link

Ouch what more can you say

There's dude's on here who'll tell you of hundreds of sounds they've let slip through their fingers. I prefer collecting rather than trading. Trading gives me the fear, as records I have parted with have always either gone massive, shot up in value, or both. Then the thing is which ones do you really miss cos they were good records, or are you just miffed as the price has rocketed? Keeping it to a few (as I say there's always loads) recent departures include; Rosebuds - Say you'll be mine (TOWER) Ringleaders - Baby what has happened to our love (M-PAC) Pat & the Blenders - Just because (FAST EDDIE) Futures - Part time party time (PIR) Ace Spectrum - Don't send nobody else (ATLANTIC) Most miffed about Pat & the Blenders as it's a good record. It was the one with the rare b side and, wait for this... I gave it away! Second has to be the Ringleaders cos I sold it for £15 just before it went huge. Others less bothered about, least of all the Rosebuds as it's w*nk imho. So if you swapped the Cairos for a bag of marbles, I wanna hear about it fools! Hey and maybe a few others eh?

Jackie Wilson's Voice Box ... Yes. Welcome on board