Cheers for that Jim.

Documentary was excellent, loads of rare footage & a few revelations.

Good shout. I owe you.

col.

id never seen that clip with Tammi before.....where that come from?

Cant answer that.

I'm just a soul music lover. But I can tell you I was sitting on the edge of my seat, jaw wide open. It was awesome.

Hate to admit it, but sometimes the BBC just hit spot on. They really put some effort into that documentary.

Trevor Nelson, please take note.

id never seen that clip with Tammi before.....where that come from?

what clip was it? (I don't own a tele)

looking in the tv guide its repeated early saturday morning at 01.35 am for an hour

off to set the video now !!!

its called "whats going on"

Edited October 7, 200519 yr by soundsOKEH

looking in the tv guide its repeated early saturday morning at 01.35 am for an hour

off to set the video now !!!

its called "whats going on"

In the TV guide for the Midlands it's on at midnight until 1am on BBC4 ... I can't tape off BBC4 I'm going to have to have another very late night

Right then out there music lovers talking of Mr Gaye

Sam is currently spinning one of his records any Ideas what it is

Doug

Was quite good I thought. Learnt a few things I didn't know about Marv, namely his real surname was Gay, not Gaye. His brother Frankie did actually serve in Vietnam and also his dad Marvin Snr (despite being a preacher) wore ladies underwear ...

All round not bad I thought. Followed a half hour sounds of the sixties programme which was not bad either.

If you enjoyed tht get the DVD Soul Searching, its a pretty low dudget but charming docu on Marvin in Belgium, alot of the footage was taken from it.

Its kinda sad cuase he seems pretty lost but its essential viewing.

Got a great scene of Marvin with his band just jamming a slap bass heavy version of I Want You. Marv's chilling on the couch throughout.