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I've been thinking about the "What Would Jesus Do" movement in the states and wondering how those principles might be applied to the soul scene.

If he were a collector would he stick to originals only, or buy the odd cheeky pressing of a sound he really liked. If he deejayed would he think it acceptable to play from CDs (for the right crowd)? If he were a promoter, what kind of do would he put on? The best in newies, thinking man's oldies, a bit of crossover and a smattering of R&B possibly? What would his views be on the subject of smoking at venues? And would he cast the record dealers out of the soul night/allnighter?

Your thoughts please...

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I've been thinking about the "What Would Jesus Do" movement in the states and thinking how those principles might be applied to the soul scene.

If he were a collector would he stick to originals only, or buy the odd cheeky pressing of a sound he really liked. If he deejayed would he think it acceptable to play from CDs (for the right crowd)? If he were a promoter, what kind of do would he put on? The best in newies, thinking man's oldies, a bit of crossover and a smattering of R&B possibly? What would his views be on the subject of smoking at venues? And would he cast the record dealers out of the soul night/allnighter?

Your thoughts please...

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Not sure he'd sit comfortably with anything to do with X over, too many memories. :shhh: If he were playing to the 5000 suppose he may have 2 CDs and 5 originals. The one I wonder about? Would he change water into wh*zz :)

Winnie:-)

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I've been thinking about the "What Would Jesus Do" movement in the states and thinking how those principles might be applied to the soul scene.

If he were a collector would he stick to originals only, or buy the odd cheeky pressing of a sound he really liked. If he deejayed would he think it acceptable to play from CDs (for the right crowd)? If he were a promoter, what kind of do would he put on? The best in newies, thinking man's oldies, a bit of crossover and a smattering of R&B possibly? What would his views be on the subject of smoking at venues? And would he cast the record dealers out of the soul night/allnighter?

Your thoughts please...

Marvellous questions. I have consulted with the Archbishop of Canterbury's office and they were positive that there is a consensus between all denominations that Jesus would only play 6Ts newies on original vinyl issue (if there was one) and if He came across a DJ playing the same boring "I know its crap but it gets the crowd dancing" stuff as everyone else He would perform a miracle and turn the contents of their record boxes into previoulsy unissued acetate only tracks and see to it that they were good (or was that bit His dad?). Not sure about dealers but those who DJ off CD or reissues would be cast out into the darkness apparently.

He would also insist on membership cards.

Anyone says different is a heretic and wil be consumed by the flames of damnation. Eternally. If that is possible.

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Marvellous questions. I have consulted with the Archbishop of Canterbury's office and they were positive that there is a consensus between all denominations that Jesus would only play 6Ts newies on original vinyl issue (if there was one) and if He came across a DJ playing the same boring "I know its crap but it gets the crowd dancing" stuff as everyone else He would perform a miracle and turn the contents of their record boxes into previoulsy unissued acetate only tracks and see to it that they were good (or was that bit His dad?). Not sure about dealers but those who DJ off CD or reissues would be cast out into the darkness apparently.

He would also insist on membership cards.

Anyone says different is a heretic and wil be consumed by the flames of damnation. Eternally. If that is possible.

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Have you been reading Dante's Inferno again? :shhh:

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He wouldn't do anything, he would just sit around watching everyone else fight over it, like he does with everything else. :)

Ooooh, the things I've got to say to that %^$$%&&^ when I meet him. :shhh:

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I've been thinking about the "What Would Jesus Do" movement in the states and wondering how those principles might be applied to the soul scene.

If he were a collector would he stick to originals only, or buy the odd cheeky pressing of a sound he really liked. If he deejayed would he think it acceptable to play from CDs (for the right crowd)? If he were a promoter, what kind of do would he put on? The best in newies, thinking man's oldies, a bit of crossover and a smattering of R&B possibly? What would his views be on the subject of smoking at venues? And would he cast the record dealers out of the soul night/allnighter?

Your thoughts please...

Oh God, Please deliver me from all temptation from buying bootlegs, pressings and please God may all my allnighters be heavenly ones, May i be Heavenly Blocked ( not Nige ). :shhh:

Steve

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He wouldn't do anything, he would just sit around watching everyone else fight over it, like he does with everything else. :)

Ooooh, the things I've got to say to that %^$$%&&^ when I meet him. :shhh:

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Yeah I'd have a few questions and theories to put to him as well, but I'd best not air them on here, don't fancy being hit over the head by Charlton Heston with the ten commandments :)

Winnie:-)

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Have you been reading Dante's Inferno again? :)

Is that the one that describes purgatory as "Y2K heavy beats mixed by da kru for da punters delite"?

He wouldn't do anything, he would just sit around watching everyone else fight over it, like he does with everything else. :D

Ooooh, the things I've got to say to that %^$$%&&^ when I meet him. :shhh:

:) Too right mate.

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I think he would just play all my favourite song's because he loves me the most :)

I'm sure he'd make you wash his feet with your hair and stop you getting stoned. :shhh:

Jesus probably hasn't got anything by Meatloaf anyway.

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He wouldn't do anything, he would just sit around watching everyone else fight over it, like he does with everything else. :D

Ooooh, the things I've got to say to that %^$$%&&^ when I meet him. :shhh:

Hey doesn't look like you'll be meeting him after that comment :D:)

Think he'd like this one :)

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Hey doesn't look like you'll be meeting him after that comment :shhh::)

Think he'd like this one :)

Oh don't worry, I won't be sticking around chatting for long. A quick natter and I'll be on my way. :D

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How about 'if I had a hammer il'd smash up all the disco records' :):shhh:

Is this a prelude on doing an insurance job on Dave Abbott's record collection? may I remind you that acts of God (which I would take to include his physical embodiment in the form of his son) are usually excluded, so you'd be better off claiming that Pete Smith did it.

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Hey doesn't look like you'll be meeting him after that comment :thumbsup::lol:

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Isn't it said he forgives everything and turns the other cheek? So basically we can say what we like and then he'll explain where we went wrong, and say "Don't worry I haven't taken offence, you're only human after all". :) He would have to be big hearted anyway to forgive the R&B played on the scene :thumbsup:

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Is this a prelude on doing an insurance job on Dave Abbott's record collection? may I remind you that acts of God (which I would take to include his physical embodiment in the form of his son) are usually excluded, so you'd be better off claiming that Pete Smith did it.

I think Pete would get the blame anyway since im Jesus favourite :thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Isn't it said he forgives everything and turns the other cheek? So basically we can say what we like and then he'll explain where we went wrong, and say "Don't worry I haven't taken offence, you're only human after all". :thumbsup: He would have to be big hearted anyway to forgive the R&B played on the scene :thumbsup:

Can you post this on one of the other threads?

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He'd probably ask for Ramsey Lewis - Walk on the Water :thumbsup: ....... or,er, cough, cough - or The Disciples of Soul on PHANTOM...or Troy Dodds - Rise Up and Walk .er.er, coat.... on shoulders, walking, gone..... :thumbsup:

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Jesus may forgive, not sure the same can be said of us as a species......but lovely sentiment :thumbsup:

i`d be inclined to ¡sk him, "oh lord whats happening to our people"
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He'd probably ask for Ramsey Lewis - Walk on the Water :thumbsup: ....... or,er, cough, cough - or The Disciples of Soul on PHANTOM...or Troy Dodds - Rise Up and Walk .er.er, coat.... on shoulders, walking, gone..... :thumbsup:

Disciples of Soul. Bought this a few years ago for £60 at Wilton . What a top tune. Anyone heard it anywhere recently ?

Steve

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i`d be inclined to ¡sk him, "oh lord whats happening to our people"
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Whats goin on ?

Steve

I Say a little pray

The moment I wake up

Before I put on my makeup

I say a little pray for you

While combing my hair now,

And wondering what dress to wear now,

I say a little prayer for you

Forever, and ever, you'll stay in my heart

and I will love you

Forever, and ever, we never will part

Oh, how I love you

Together, forever, that's how it must be

To live without you

Would only meen heartbreak for me.

I run for the bus, dear,

While riding I think of us, dear,

I say a little prayer for you.

At work I just take time

And all through my coffee break-time,

I say a little prayer for you.

Forever, and ever, you'll stay in my heart

and I will love you

Forever, and ever we never will part

Oh, how I'll love you

Together, forever, that's how it must be

To live without you

Would only mean heartbreak for me.

I say a little prayer for you

I say a little prayer for you

My darling believe me, ( beleive me)

For me there is no one but you!

Please love me too (answer his pray)

And I'm in love with you (answer his pray)

Answer my prayer now babe (answer his pray)

Forever, and ever, you'll stay in my heart

and I will love you

Forever, and ever we never will part

Oh, how I'll love you

Together, forever, that's how it must be

To live without you

Would only mean heartbreak for me (oooooooooh)

:thumbsup:

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Is this a prelude on doing an insurance job on Dave Abbott's record collection? may I remind you that acts of God (which I would take to include his physical embodiment in the form of his son) are usually excluded, so you'd be better off claiming that Pete Smith did it.

Thanks alot for talking about the upcoming 'job' on an open forum. And on reading this i suppose Plan B of 'my records were eaten my a great storm of locusts' would not work either.

Jesus would of course only have and play originals; apart from the time that he bought a boot of 'John and the Weirdest', but that of course has been replaced with an original now. Jesus decided not to release Frank Wilson, it wasnt Berry Gordy. Jesus loves everyone and treats people who have boots or play disco as he would any other leper and of course if he did promote a soul nite it would be the best soul nite ever.

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I've been thinking about the "What Would Jesus Do" movement in the states and wondering how those principles might be applied to the soul scene.

If he were a collector would he stick to originals only, or buy the odd cheeky pressing of a sound he really liked. If he deejayed would he think it acceptable to play from CDs (for the right crowd)? If he were a promoter, what kind of do would he put on? The best in newies, thinking man's oldies, a bit of crossover and a smattering of R&B possibly? What would his views be on the subject of smoking at venues? And would he cast the record dealers out of the soul night/allnighter?

Your thoughts please...

A very long time ago...........Heavens in your arms :unsure: Got it by the......... :D
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Jesus would approach from a high plain, I'd see only his silhouette, then his shadow would fall upon me as he got ever near, within a second his eyes would look deep into mine...........His gaze would hold me for one brief moment........But then I'd notice in his hand a dirt ridden 45' vinyl record......through that filth I can make out the label "Okeh"....and the legend......Billy Butler........"The Right Track"

I turn on my heels and flee like a fiend twisted on cheap ether and mescaline.......screaming....."NEVERMORE, NEVERMORE"

Brett Franklin

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Disciples of Soul. Bought this a few years ago for £60 at Wilton . What a top tune. Anyone heard it anywhere recently ?

Steve

I've played it out once or twice north of the border from the pulpit to assembled 'non-believers', before retreating into the wilderness for 40 days and 40 nights...

Hammy

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Jesus would approach from a high plain, I'd see only his silhouette, then his shadow would fall upon me as he got ever near, within a second his eyes would look deep into mine...........His gaze would hold me for one brief moment........But then I'd notice in his hand a dirt ridden 45' vinyl record......through that filth I can make out the label "Okeh"....and the legend......Billy Butler........"The Right Track"

I turn on my heels and flee like a fiend twisted on cheap ether and mescaline.......screaming....."NEVERMORE, NEVERMORE"

Brett Franklin

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Jesus would do the temptation walk.

Check out " Please stay don't go " by Jesus Alvarez the only gospel anyone should listen to .............. think it came out on Sugarhill

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Would his favoutite record be Barefootin' or I'll Forgive & Forget?

I think he would prefer the Carpenters.

Paul

None of those...It`s gotta be the obvious ones....

ROD KEITH-LIKE THE LORD SAID- PREVIEW :P:thumbsup::thumbsup:

MIKE McDONALD-GOD KNOWS-RCA

CHRISTopher Cerf-Sweet Music-AMY

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Who is this Jesus anyway?

Never heard of him. :P

tut tut.... he's the man who loves me the most! you tickets know nuffink :thumbsup::thumbsup:

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None of those...It`s gotta be the obvious ones....

ROD KEITH-LIKE THE LORD SAID- PREVIEW :D:D:lol:

MIKE McDONALD-GOD KNOWS-RCA

CHRISTopher Cerf-Sweet Music-AMY

:lol: And what was that 'Don't wanna see myself' disco number? Top modern God-bothering. :D

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