Theresa
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Lol! Webby's out dancing to northern soul tonight in Dublin, so isn't around to respond until tomorrow, but you're right, he is a relative newcomer to the scene, having first pitched up at Wigan in November 1974 and therefore only having a mere 35 continuous years under his belt
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There Really Are Two Scenes.......a Million Miles Apart
Theresa replied to a topic in All About the SOUL
We'll get thrown into freebasing Webby you muppet! Anyway: You Beat Me To The Punch You Hit Me Right Where It Hurt Me A Little Bit Hurt Let's Wade In...With The Punches and my personal favourite - The Bottle -
There Really Are Two Scenes.......a Million Miles Apart
Theresa replied to a topic in All About the SOUL
Spirit you are ace mate, as usual! In fact, can you do an illustration based on the Darwinian principles of how people evolve through the various scenes as their tastes mature? Ta. That'll get the knuckle-draggers going -
Making My Daydream Real You know who you are
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Haven't had mine yet either
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Ooh good shout Mr Harry 1, I loved that one. Memories of the old Kiss FM and being loved up all over London. Them were the days eh? Lol.
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I'll probably get slaughtered for this, but one of my faves from the 90s was Eastenders bird Michelle Gayle - Looking Up. What a happy tune. Can't find the proper video, but here's a bad one from YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvdeByTk5E0
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Hey Matt THE Fox, how you doin sweetie? Just re-read the thread and I'm smiling just thinking of some of those tunes. I also loooove Mind & Matter - I'm Under Your Spell, takes me right back to my yoof. Another couple of current faves: Right outta time - Bettye Lavette Do it to me - Southside Movement Bettye Lavette will get a spin at Rugby on 12th Sept if we can tempt you over again? T x
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Misquoted again! What I actually said Phil, if you cast your mind back, was 'I don't need no speed or weed... but a Toffee Crisp would do nicely thanks Mr Webb' So get down the Rathcoole corner shop and make sure you bring one to Rugby, thank you. And in answer to your original question, which I think you may have written whilst drunk as your syntax is all wrong (not for the first time this week I might add) - I think I'll say Esther Phillips. Or the girl who sings lead vocal on Brown Sugar's The Game Is Over, whose name escapes me at the moment but I'm sure someone will remind me of. Lovely. T x
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Er, cos I'm hanging around for you to text me back re Rugby details?
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I always had a soft spot for Lynden David Hall, what a gorgeous boy he was. Save me a bar stool next to you LDH in that modern room in the sky - mine's a rum & coke. Never forget going to see Marlene Shaw at the Jazz Cafe, LDH had gone along as a punter, and she pulled him out of the audience unrehearsed to sing with her. He had no idea of the words obviously, so he just kind of ad libbed along, doing a bit of moaning and groaning-type singing. Not a dry pair of knickers in the house, lol. Do I Qualify:
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And that's when the fight started...
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Jud goes on to get killed in the Falklands and his lonely son gets bullied, becomes socially maladjusted, and falls in with a group of skinheads who he picks off and kills one by one, packing them into suitcases and disposing of them in shallow graves in the woods using his bakery-round bicycle to transport them. (There's a lot of product placement from the film's sponsor Samsonite) The film climaxes with a reenactment of a 60s style beach fight between salt of the earth strippers, miners, bird-handlers, ballet-dancers and brass bands, all skilfully played by Stephen Tompkinson, with commentary by Pete Postlethwaite.
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And how does Mrs C feel about being being described as the 'current' one? You make her sound a bit, er, temporary, God love her.
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I don't know what you're on about, nothing funny about green eclairs. We always used to tuck a couple of these down our bras or in the heel of our shoes when we went to niters. Kept us up for days
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India Arie - Good Man (especially for Pete60, lol)
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I was asleep as it's Hanging Tuesday, but made Webby promise to ring me if the site came back up! Missed you guys, even the grumpy fookers, in fact especially the grumpy fookers
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I thought you preferred Aer, er, Lingus, Kev Anyway, my answer is Jackie Wilson, Sweetest Feeling Can't stand to hear it these days, but me & my friend Steph used to high kick around me Mam's living room clapping under our knees and stuff. We were rubbish, but we scored highly for artistic impression...
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These are now taken, thanks Soulchic, see you there later on tonight Theresa x
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Stormy and Remember Me - That's one of my funeral tunes that is. Except as I may have mentioned before, I don't want to be remembered as a big balloon... I'm relying on you Ken & Webby to fast forward the tape at that bit
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You may laugh Simon, but at Rugby on 12th Sept there will be a short floor show provided by KTF Mal, who lost a bet with me on the gee gees at Sandown on Saturday. He reckoned a horse called Floor Show was a winner, and if it came in, I was to provide the floor show, but it was a rank loser, so his forfeit is to dance on his own in the middle of the floor with his shirt off to 'Am I Cold Am I Hot'. And I'm going to hold him to it
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To see who's comin out on Saturday night and where we're goin To find out who's playin what tunes where, and have a listen To have a good old gossip with the soul girls Keep in touch with friends old and new To 'peoplewatch' the debates online, which I find fascinating/horrifying/hysterical by turn And most of all to have several proper belly laughs every day at the banter *I also provide Soul Source's official matchmaking service, maintain the SS male crumpet rankings and Ding Dong! ratings, and offer professional HR advice, for which I get paid in tunes
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It's taken me ages to decide on this one, but to me, the most 'northern' sounding northern track, which I might play to an outsider who asked what northern sounded like, has got to be The Professionals 'That's Why I Love You'. What a cracking uplifting first line that launches you straight in - "Pick me up!..."
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Alright Dopey, and, er, Foetus?
