Jumpinjoan

Absolutely. And never lose your passion!

Me neither and I am even more confused after reading this thread! Ernie Johnson? William Cummings? Never in a million years would I have considered these to be crossover. Just shows how much I know eh

Overplayed and everyone's got one

Sounds a bit country and western to me.

You are joking?

All the threads on here about it!

PHILHARMONICS - I NEED I NEED YOUR LOVE - SOULIN -

Every time I listen to the Philharmonics - I Need I need Your Love I am always bowled over by how long he holds that note for at the end. 18 seconds ffs! Anyone know of a singer that holds a note for longer?

Ha ha... sticky lip thing! Did Tony's hands make it on there?

I agree it is a very moving song. Apparantly it is about a young boy who had to wear leg braces and his brothers and friends used to take him to school on their backs. When asked if he was heavy... they replied he ain't heavy...

One that always makes me a little emotional when ever and where ever I hear it is Little Samson - Don't Take Your Love - El D. I am reaching for the tissues just typing it

James T says you prefer Reliant Robins Paul

The days of umpteen amounts of totally unknown records have long gone. The records that some people have such an aversion to are not new records at all but more often than not records that have been played for a long time. I wonder how many people who went to the first nights at Wigan Casino would still have been as enthusiastic if the DJ's had not introduced new records? My guess would be none!

I have not slagged you off once and yet here you are slagging me off? Nice.

Not being funny but here you go again. With one breath you say why do all the records have to be rare or expensive and here you are bragging that you have had them all. Make your mind up

The song. I couldn't give a back drop how many people dance to a record. If I think a record is pants it is pants, and no amount of people dancing to it will change my mind.

Daz.. people used to say exactly same things about Stafford as you are saying about the rare room at Stoke.

Without doubt one of the many highlights of those great weekends. It was mad in that radio room

Off topic I know but I often think about when he appeared at Yarmouth weekender. He was amazing and loved every single second of being on stage. His radio interview was fab too... "You can call me H"

What happened with that documentary or what ever it was they filmed at the weekender in Seattle a couple of years ago? Would love to see the interview they did with Steve Green . . . . . .

What about a game for the Wii? It can be called Wiigan Casino

Now that it has been sold... am I the only one who thinks this sounds like the Doobie Brothers

I seem to remember this Chalky. Was it at the Cheshire Cat too? Or should that be the Strangled Cat

It happens all the time Paul. People play records for years and no one notices... but as soon as Butch or someone plays it

Looks like it has been brought forward a few years