Daved

Saw her last time she was here in 2019. Great performer.

I don't consider myself a collector. I've got quite a lot of records but only buy what I really like at a low price. A lot of those have gone up but I'm happy keeping them. I'm quite happy buying CDs too.

Great stuff. I love these types of films and there's quite a few on his list I haven't seen. The recent Bee Gees documentary on Sky is also worth checking out.

I don't do these very often, but I'd thought I'd get in quick before you have to start paying Mixcloud for an upload. A mix of the tunes I used to hear in modern rooms in the late 90s and early 2000s. All were massive floor fillers and still sound fantastic today, especially when played out loud! It includes the likes of Maxwell, Ann Nesby, Lucy Pearl, Chante Moore, Nuyorican Soul, Rahsaan Patterson and Maysa Leak. https://www.mixcloud.com/Dixieeagle/modern-soul-floor-fillers-from-90s00s-mix/

This is one of the best for me

I went through a period of buying tapes when I bought my first car in the last 80s. Sometimes they contained a bonus track which wasn't on the LP. They've been filed away for over 30 years but I had heard recently that there's starting to be a fresh demand for them.

Has anyone seen Elvis yet? I'm really looking forward to see Tom Hanks as Colonel Tom Parker in it.

As of this morning, I'm in 4th place and you're in 13th Gareth which gave me a smile, until I saw you're saving your players for today and tomorrow.😬

Should be interesting. To be shown on BBC4 26 Aug Aretha Franklin Prom will explore 'the core of who she was' - BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-62565695

Deadline is early due to Friday ko. Just picked my team in a rush, so a lower mid table place for me again this year.

Thank you and well done Mike. Made a lot of good friends on site in the late 90s / early 2000s who I used to see a a lot at the London events and beyond. Quite a few classic threads and reviews over the years and it's great to see it still going strong. If you want a question answered, this is the place to come!

It used be popular at mod / scooterist events in the early 80s along with "Love Really Hurts Without You". I never understood how it crept in.

RIP Michael. This picture was taken in Feb 2014 at the Royal Festival Hall when he guested for the Norman Connors (on drums) gig.

That LF System song has totally destroyed the Silk original. They should be prosecuted. not only for stealing another song, but also what they've done to it.

Dionne's "Meant To Be" is brilliant.

Some very good CDs there.

According to iTunes and Spotify, Where Would I Be Without You came out in 2018 or is that a mistake? Even if it is, the point remains for Sir Wick and Elaine Stepter who's only had some recent interest as they've come out on a 45

Case in point is that Kim Tibbs came out four years ago to little acclaim.

I was referring to Bobby Thurston and Very Last drop, which isn't what the OP was asking for. Ignore me 😃

It was released on a UK Epic 45 when new

So Pure is very good. Like it a lot. Laville is still on top form.

And isn't one of those that have never appeared on a CD? Not to my knowledge anyway.

Yeah, it was £450 12 months ago when I looked. Massive tune at These Old Shoes 😃

Always thought My Love's Just For You was the best track on the LP. I'm surprised it didn't become an instant anthem.

Good question