Simon T

I can not remember which documentary or who said it, but they state that Marvin only ever wanted to be a "crooner"

I have, and would revisit, but off out to MacDonalds....................... for fillet of fish 🙂

yet another tape track to ID, labelled as Tobi Lark C/U TIA

There is a third Pusher, Pusher III: I'm The Angel Of Death warning: very violent

now that made me smile!

who knows. now there are more important lyrics i.e the last bit of the first verse of The Fiestas - Think Smart

I've just watched 'This England' again and was wondering if anyone knows what were the actual tracks they were dancing to or were they overdubbed at a later time. Was it staged, contrived and multi-takes? Some people might have attended because it was being filmed, but did others stay away because if it? And was the filming 'the beginning of the end' for want of a better expression

My money is still on 'play this part no more', but that's maybe because that's what i want it to be. I've just run it through some 'forensic software' and it and sometimes the more you faff about the more confusing it gets I think I'll stick to the lyrics to instrumentals!

I remember him, right DIV, I wonder what happened to him?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-manchester-56908855 https://www.marstapes.co.uk/

I wanna know Soldier Boy stranger things have been known 🙂

this part?

Things You Should Have Done Absolutely bizarre! If you get past Irma Thomas, you'll probably binge watch, I did (some choice language)

Not a bad lot.🤙 Once went to The Chapel in Canton,, drank several pints of Brain's Skull Attack, put me in a taxi to Ely, never been the same since!!!!

you'll look at a bag of flour again.......is it zero or zerozero?

Cheers Peter, I'll give it try tomorrow. Tonight I'll be re-watching ZeroZeroZero

Didn't he play sax on Margaret Little - Love Finds a Away?

From a long de-FUNK-ed web site: lots of possibilities for a bit of 'moonlighting' THE MOTOWN MUSICIANS 1959 ~ 1962 Saxophones- Hank Crosby, Andrew "Mike" Toney, Norris Patterson, Thomas "Beans" Bowles, Teddy Buckner, Ronnie Wakefield, Lefty Edwards, Eli Fontaine, Ernie Rodgers 1963 ~ 1967 Saxophone - Hank Crosby, Andrew "Mike" Terry, Thomas Beans" Bowles, Kasuka Malia, Teddy Buckner, Lefty Edwards, Eugene BeeBee" Moore, William "Wild Bill" Moore, Angelo Carlisi, Ernie Rodgers, Dan Turner, Bernie Peacock, Larry Nozero 1968 ~ 1972 Saxophones - Hank Crosby, Kasuka Mafia,Teddy Buckner, Lefty Edwards, Bernie Peacock, Thomas "Beans" Bowles, Eugene "BeeBee" Mooore, William "Wild Bill" Moore, Angelo Carlisi, Ernie Rodgers, Dan Turner, Eli Fontaine, Larry Nozero, Lanny Austin

He did a series called 'Lost Worlds' ,last year, one covered Detroit https://www.saga.co.uk/magazine/entertainment/tv/2022-reviews/1020-made-in-the-80s-ben-fogles-lost-worlds Not bad, but a bit of a cover version, I remember the original 'Requiem for Detroit' is from 2010 which is worth checking out https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1572190/

I know the answers to all of them and have most of the of the rarest soul 45’s of all time, for sale - PayPal F&F only

Wasn't Bren(dan) the Da? Are you thinking of Clare Dunne: Amanda Kinsella? She's already spoken for!