Peter99

That bloody Ken! He's a lot to answer for that young man!

Don't hold your breath Mike - this lot just don't get it!

The fookin rules say we are on one letter for about three hours We're now almost on D - and we only started about an hour ago. I want to have a go but haven't got time cos I'm trying to teach you fookin lot the rules!

You mean you nearly fookin get it! We're still on A! and will be for the duration of approximately three hours! I suppose we may as well move to B now!

PMSL

Bloody hell! So Function in the Junction (short) can be purchased then? I'll go and google it. Thanks

We're on bloody A Ken!

I can't believe no one has mentioned that rogue Peter Smith yet. He abuses everything modern - and smashes records up. Having said that, and to be fair to him, his abuse is normally directed at the records themselves. Cue Mr Smith to tell me to fook off!

That's a bit clearer then. So the shorty then - is that the one with Steve Cato on the train?

I'm confused. As I'm a bit simple can someone just bullet point what films are planned - it sounds like three? And what is the tv short featuring the bloke on speed?

I would say about four hundred quid - but I'm not an expert. Cracking tune.

Thanks Tim.

I'm not sure if I recognise this. As an old Cleethorpes/Bradford spin I ought to. Anyone got a sound clip please? Peter

Any chance of a sound clip Steve? Peter

I'm not sure if I know enough records that came out on the label to comment. The Montclairs is quality though. Can be a tricky little number to dance to - particularly these days!

It could be of course that my memory is in perfect working order. It might be that I just didn't have a clue who did the song, when etc. I just can't remember!

Ah, thanks Sean! My memory must be shot to pieces - Jr is obviously the version that got me hooked - and is the best of the bunch. So my question has been answered to a great degree. Some quite interesting comments - Ian's comment about it perhaps being too poppy to have been played at the Wheel is a good example. I guess it shows how much things have changed. The Wheel was a bit before my time so I can't comment on those days. From where I'm sitting though - and obviously from the first time I heard it - this is a wicked piece of soul music - absolutely stunning. Some of the covers are top notch too. It's hard to fathom out why I couldn't pin point - or remember the Jr Walker? I've obviously shot it! Thanks everyone. Peter

Thanks everyone - that should keep me busy for a while. Tra, la, la, la,la.

Hi Sean Loads of interesting stuff there mate - thanks. I'm assuming that I must know the Jr Walker release - but is doesn't spring to mind. I need to check out the JR's (Buddy Miles) version - that may be the one that originally got me hooked! Just to confuse things. Thanks again - top man. Peter

Thanks Jonh That's really useful. Peter

Thanks Ian. Peter

Mm, that is pretty. Always liked the toon - great dancer.

I know it doesn't take much - but I'm confused. I absolutely love the record "What does it take - to win your love for me" Just been knocking around refosoul - and like lots of other stuff there are numerous versions/covers. I seem to recall I got to like this because of the great sax. I've just played the different versions and some don't have any sax at all - Hearts of Stone etc. What confuses me is that I prefer the vocals on this version - and obviously, wrongly, thought this is the version that I got to like when it was played out. But it can't be because of the lack of sax. Is this making sense? So - over to you lot. Which was the was the first release? Which was played out first - and when and by whom? Was a particuar take more popular than the others - with the dancers I mean. Which is the rarer? Do you like the tune and which is your favourite. Sorry - my memory gets all mixed up and hazy - appreciate some views on this as it's been bugging me. Thanks. Ironside

Posh fooker eh! Where do you live then?