I was checking my DAB radio to see if they'd finally added a new station or two and I came across one called FUNKids. They quickly corrected the name to 'FUN Kids', but not before I'd switched on because my eyes had only registered the 'FUNK' bit.

Oddly enough, they were indeed playing a rather funky tune. Then another. And another.

Apparently at 10 on Saturday and Sunday mornings they have 'Stomptime' (Or maybe it's 'Stomptown') for an hour. Nothing but 60s soul and Motown.

Insidious.

And quite right too.

MacDonalds in Lisbon Portugal 2am - On came Windy City "I still love you";

Got some strange looks as tears filled my eyes and I tried (drunkenly) to sing along!

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Edited September 21, 200915 yr by phillyDaveG

In July me and the missus incorporated a weekend in Rome with a Bruce Springsteen concert at the Olympic Stadium. During the pre-concert music played (picked out apparently by Bruce himself) I was flabergasted to hear Frank Wilson's Do I Love You! I was probably the only person in the crowd who knew what it was.

B+Q Burton on Trent, could'nt understand why rare soul was playing over the speaker thats when i got to know a Mr C Anderton he was on a YTS sceam ( has'nt he done well ) became friends from day one and still remain the same, stood back watched him progress thru both ranks his B+Q work and served a good apprentership for the rare soul scene remaining modest polite and an all round good guy bless ya mate regards Gilly and Nicola

Way back in 95 at an unknown shopping precint in Manley, Sydney

over the speakers came "Ready Willing and Able" followed by "The Drifter" I stayed on the walkways and let her shop - nowt new there then?

on a recent trip to corfu, my 10 year old son went parasailing and i filmed it from the speed boat, the guy sailing the boat had this coming out of his i-pod and he did me a copy

ULTRA HIGH FREQUENCY--WE'RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK

Way back in 95 at an unknown shopping precint in Manley, Sydney

over the speakers came "Ready Willing and Able" followed by "The Drifter" I stayed on the walkways and let her shop - nowt new there then?

I once heard something a bit funky (Still don't know what it was) whilst I was waiting for me mum in Debanhams. I made the big mistake of breaking into my patented 'funk walk'. Suddenly I became aware of CCTV cameras looking at me.

Moments later the music cut off, to be replaced by musak.

That sure told me. You're not here to enjoy yourself, you're here to spend money.