Jumpinjoan

I'll be there beside you H! How anyone can stop themsleves from dancing to this record is beyond me.

I am not doubting anyone's passion and I am certainly not trying to belittle what is trying to be achieved here. Apologies if it seems like I am. I work in heritage and feel very strongly about things like this.That said, we all know what the media is like, especially where the soul scene is concerned. They certainly don't have an impressive track record of making us look good do they? If it was me, I would have concentrated on putting the serious message across, as in the clubs history and what it means to the many people who still go there. Not have them focus in on me and my tattoo. It has got the word out there though which can only be a good thing. I have signed the petition.

And that one is always me All good here thanks T.

I mentioned it because I found it absolutely hilarious. What has a tattoo on your leg got to do with saving a club? I mentioned FW because it's pants

My labels are the right way round too. Remember Geoff Buckley telling me about this but can't think exactly what he said now. edit: seeings as I can't remember there was no point in mentioning it

Tommy Dent is a bloody awful record. Starts off great and then nothing but a mess.

Saw it on the local news last night. Peter somebody showing the Twisted Wheel tattoo on his leg to the sound of Do I Love You

Really miss you Jason. You would love Grumpy, we put it on with good folk like you in mind. Would be great if you could make it - try and get something sorted!

That's what makes it so special and all consuming. Great isn't it. I'm Gone is the Eddie Parker for me though. I still shake my head in disbelief at the sheer soulfulness of this record, in fact I'm doing it now as I type

The first record I truly loved was Martha Reeves & Vandellas - Nowhere to Run. Still love it to this day and will always get up and dance to it if it is played out. Love it love it love it! Also Younghearts - Little Togetherness. Superb. Oh, and Eddie Parker of course.

I'd never heard it before but I have heard stuff like it played out recently

Definitely not for me.

I was just going to say this, or Rod with him being the mod for sales.

Hesitations - Is This The Way To Treat A Girl. It's not just the lyrics, it's the way they are sung. Proper rip your heart out stuff. One of my fave lines in a song is right at the end of Chuck Holiday - Just Can't Trust Nobody ... "That low down dirty dog just stole my woman"

Stop stealing my line you!

Great set regardless, as always!

What? No Trent Sisters

Tell a lie, I first heard Foreign Blue Renaisance played at Burnley by Andy Killick but that is by no way a Burnley sound, I just heard it there first. To me that record is a Mick H, Andy Killick and Steve Green record as I first heard Andy play it, Steve Green told me what it was and then sold it to Mick who started playing it all over the shop. So to me, records are just as much associated to people as they are to places.

When people say a 'Stafford' sound or wherever - to me that means that record was first played there and established there. As such I don't feel this is in anyway limiting. I too have struggled with this 'Burnley sound' tag as there is nothing I have heard there that I haven't heard before, played elsewhere or that has established itself as being played there first and nowhere else.

As it says, Jades - I Know The Feelin - Poncello (strong VG++) £125 - SOLD Paypal is fine, just add £2.00 for signed for delivery. Thanks

Again - why would you?

Is that the one Manship sold a while ago? If not, it was something equally ridiculous. I remember howling with laughter when I saw it. Why would you?

Works ok for me

Sounds ace anywhere. Fantastic tune!