ImberBoy

Ady Croasdell sang backing for Tony Blackburn's version of Doris Troy's version of "I'll Do Anything", which is in fact about a young girl telling her boyfriend that she is willing to do anal.

There is nothing more than I love in this world more than an allnighter with two rooms where I can float from one to hear some ace mixed dance trax that inspire me and then returning to a main room to hear originals. What I want is a delicately blended cocktail of danceable soul music that doesn't bore me. There are some "originals" that I find diabolical and some mixes that make me cringe when I feel insulted or ripped off. I do need the two rooms though; I need a safety barrier between the two. I do agree that there is a hell of a lot of love and hard work going into a re mix, but I do tend to champion the original inspired artistic dream set to music, a talent that is almost god like and one very far from the re mixer. Some times you get unnecessary polishing of a beautiful creation and other times we get a polished turd, but you do often get a better, brighter item that is better appreciated and is homage to the origin.

Commin right outta the cupboard

Brandy (You're A Fine Girl) - Looking Glass

I cant view any of the links at work. Pete have you mentioned the Bowie track yet? David Bowie ~ Can't Help Thinking About Me

Sylvester- You Make Me Feel Mighty Real

Top totty!!!! I remember me old dad catching me banging one out to Amii Dan Hartman Instant Replay, who didnt "Divvey" it up to this? I did and won a couple of youthfull disco dance comps.........

Lets fookin rock!

'Blue Boys'

Landslide?

the studio version is the dogs fookin nads!

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fookin love that track!! The vid is mega as well!!

Not sure kev, I feel as if I have been fingered

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M People "How Can I Love You More"

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Tony your on the naughty step for that fella!

You know the weren't But you wished they were You know the chart tracks that are sooooo soulful and each time they played some one always danced "Northern"? Swing Out Sister - Breakout Big Sound Authority - This House is Where Your Love Stands George Benson - Love X Love ABC - When Smokey Sings

Trapped in an era, I suppose I could be, unfairly, pigeon holed as "Trapped in an era". My era of entrapment starts the time cave men banged their first repetitive musical note and grinds to a reluctant halt at the time CD's changed the way we store music. I think this altered the way we "invested" our time, love and loyalty towards music. The change saw most go from a weekly album and a weekly single, to infinite music files. Nowt wrong with this I hasten to add, it just seamed to make music a little disposable, ignorable, and dare I say some times a little shallow? Youth culture changed at the same time because of this? The early eighties saw "Sports casual" obliterate all "uniformed" sub genres and the music lost its associations to become a MTV Soup! Again nowt wrong with this, radio 1 had for many years spoon fed those unable or unwilling to lend an ear to off centre music. Crystal ball time now, I am not sure my son will remember a "genre" of music when he is older, I doubt he roll his eyes and look back lovingly at a type of music associated with a "scene"? I, like most, are transported to a complete world of memories and sensations a la Northernsoul, trapped in an era? Wonderfully fookin yes! P.S. I do enjoy many different types of music but nothing touches me as much Northernsoul.

Caught Dave Rimmer dancing at Six Hills on Saturday night, filmed on my phone so the quality isn't too good, sorry. Also there is no music, lord know how that happened, can any one help with the track that was playing? I cant remember again sorry. Oh and Dave, The Snake! ">

You out tonight then Barry?