Steve G

Feck I have got the promo after all

That's one trouser leg taken care of then Phil - what do you do with the other one? Is it reserved for Tweedle Dum?

That Puzzle People 45 is really good - it always reminds me of the Temps in their early 70s period. Steve

Easy answer he should sell it to me.

I think the general conclusion is: - Women in flares can be sexy . -Pete is a shameless exhibitionist -Blokes in baggies are totally "naff"but Night Nurse can wear his baggies and high heels in the bedroom OK as long as he doesn't tell us all about it.

Really looking forward to reading this. Well done Reg!

Actually I thought it was quite a witty reply of mine

How could I, it's been on my wants list for yonks

...Probably "not very comfortable" for your neighbours either

Sorry I thought you were a woman There is something sexy about women with big flared (below the knee) trousers. If you are a bloke then God no! Recycle them for your dog basket or something. Keep quiet and close the thread quickly

The Manship guide to bootlegs Edition 3 That'll fox the future generations all right

Wear what you like. As a fashion statement Russ is right, these loon pants with 48" bottoms went out of fashion in the late 70s, unless you're trying to hide really fat legs or something But if you are comfortable in them (and being seen in such things ) - wear 'em.

This is true of many groups though Tony who changed personnel over the years.

Jerry Butler would be great..... As for the others let's keep it in the land of the living please.

You're not being negative Russ - he would have to be "primed" and re-taught the words to "1000 Wonders" etc.

Yes OK and this one came and went very quickly at Wigan. As Tony says it was more expensive than most of the boots in Russ's booth, and it was a case of now you see it now you don't. Deffo 77 Pete.

She was booked Mike, but couldn't be bothered to get out of bed to get the plane Many fans disappointed by that at the time.

Well I was around, but did neglect the 60s a bit too much in favour of 70s 80s and I do regret that.

Yes Whispers would be a great act to see too

Well I'd like to see him just once

Talkin' to Terry (Mr Darcy) on Friday night at the Kent spectacular, and we both agreed one act we'd love to see over here because of the depth of their "repetoire" is: Archie Bell & The Drells So who would you like to see tour?

Well I didn't realise that Mick I got the issue then

The 80s was a great decade as others have said. It's the 70s boys and gals who got married and left the scene who refer to it as the 'lost decade'. To me it was a very exciting decade soul scene wise.

It was on a Goldmine deep soul CD. Or was that the other side? Great record from a great label.