Ian Parker

Bob Sinclair ? (Or is that too obvious?)

Try again

Here are my mirwoods....

You could buy the UK album , which includes lonely man and many other quality tunes from the Capitol stables

David gest had the crowd in stitches at butlitz earlier this year. He dressed daft, he looked daft, but he's a clever guy with pedigree. I can't see little Anthony belting out 'better use your head'. But what a pleasure it will be just to see and hear him on stage.

I never got a refund..... Still waiting if you're reading this

I would if I could afford one.... Besides the intro emptied the floor, not the vocal recognition

167, Such Misery, the precisions . A fab tune that has emptied a dancefloor on both occasions that I've spun it ? The strange world of NS .........

The 3 Degrees - contact. ...... Nottm Palais Will Collins - anything I can do ...... Station rd Righteous bros - rat race ...... Anywhere Brian Rae spun (his first track many moons ago)

It's those DJs that keep getting the gigs mate Just sayin like.....

Arrrrggghhhh my ears ! No no no no & no. Was the pitch turned up to give the singer the 'pinky and perky' effect? P.s. If you're gonna mime playing the drums, do it discretely.

Mine too. I was 17 and craving for a copy. I found one for sale at the casino record bar for £4. Bought it, played it until it wore out. . A fine record with haunting harmonies. Sacrilege !

Good question

First time I've seen that list......

Result. A fabulous night in store

Hell fire !

Bird walkin, soul symphony, 6x6, Bari track, California montage, thumb a ride etc etc.... Love em all. Even Van McCoy's. The Hustle is a fab soulful instrumental. !

I remember thatVividly. Was stood in the archway through to the record bar. Yeah man!

Patti and the emblems 'spoon' noise is the bell of a ride cymbal

I bought the Edward Hamilton.... A mans gotta do etc. I would have paid £30 plus for dena Barnes on GV. My collection is awaiting this and Sam Williams if anyone is selling ?

If it made the charts, it's 'disco' If it didn't make the charts, it's called 'soul'. It's all contradictory and self opinions as far as I'm aware.... For example, don't leave me this way, is a fine record! but some would call is disco, some would call it a soul record (which , indeed it is) I call it 70s soul. But the novelty records and the bee gees etc were bandwagon jumpers.

Written by : Jo Armatrad Wasn't Alan sugar in charge of them at one point ? Stcik it to em sir Alan

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Me too . Kind of a contradictory answer ?

Darrel banks. Open the door to your heart Edwin Starr , I have faith in you Both a tenner, but both worth a million dollars