Peter99

I know nothing about reggae or ska - what was that Peyton Place track that caught my eye towards the end?

There you go again! I was being serious - have a listen. The rustling sleeves are really cool - it provides some real atmosphere.

I don't like Craig Charles.

Nice one Pete. One of the best bits was the rustle of the paper/card sleeves as you minced yer way through the box!

so's Cecil - nearly missd that

I don't know! Vickie Baines is pure class though. In my opinion obvioiusly!

You give me one minute of your time I'll work over time, under time, any time all the time I swear I'll keep those fine rags on your back

Good shout mate. Wawawawa!

Just the way I like em - and I don't like much - cos I'm a miserable git!

My sincere condolences at your loss mate.

I was cut out for DIY!

I think we had some debate on this a while back - and there was a very varied response. It's definitely one of those tunes that a lot of people heard in their NS infancy. I think it's a nice happy go lucky song - but thats about it for me.

Beautiful.

Get it up on the bay Pete - cheap. It should fly out the window.

How could you tell us! Best mate.

Have a Great Christmas and Best Wishes for 2008 to all my fellow soul sourcers. Peter

It was indeed Malc. Have a good Christmas mate.

And that reminded me of Lonely night, Paris is a lonely night, till you reappear my dear, my, my paris blues.

There are loads! "castle's in the sand were built by hand don't need no ....................... I'll Always Need You "And if I got to search this world to find that girl that's what I'd do.............I Need Love "I gave up everything, my love, my life, those things I'd possessed...........Gone With The Wind Happy days! Peter

It's a cracking tune - not heard it for ages. Good luck mate.

It's quite a debate this. The book simply lists what Kev Roberts see's as his top 500 - for whatever reason - simple as that. I like many others wouldn't choose a great number of his choices. I think the book was written and intended for the masses that may have liked the odd "Northern Soul" record.

Is it Easter Monday?

That's quite an interesting debate in itself - the disassociation thing. I'm a modern fan - but like many others I cut my teeth on 60's soul. I still like sixties and all forms of soul music and would never try and disassociate myself from Northern Soul. How could I - for me modern and seventies are an intrinsic part of the Northern Soul scene. I think there are many sixties fans who like to disassociate themselves from anything that was recorded from 1970 onwards.