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Hi Marco, I've done a few copies of the cd below for members. Pm me your address details if you want one.

Best ever DJ on NS scene? Everyone knows it's Butch, come on!

Yeah good shout. Think this was in the 'Look at your box' forgotten oldie thread the other day. You can tell me why she (quite clearly) sings "such a tit-head" right at the end of the song?

And what might that be?

Takes allsorts .. Sam Cooke Major Lance Pat Brady David Ruffin Berry Gordy Brian Rae Roy Hamilton George Brown Jackie Wilson Dave Evison

Erm yeah. Pretty much agree with that Sweeney. Golly you're hot today.

'Great Female Vocals, How many truly great performances by soulstressess?' Forty seven posts in and Timi ain't got a mention!? Timi, you're NS old hat love. Never mind I think you're the greatest. Rest in peace ..

I dunno. But that's a pretty good post. Ask yourself this; If we had as much at stake as Kev (and bearing in mind also last week's scathing thread). Wouldn't we want to set the record straight and highlight any underhand dealings as they unfolded. They're wronging him this week, next week it could be us!

More to it than that mate. Topic starter had a thread started against him recently, making all kinds of accusations on here. Dunno if it's the same person with the book thing, but latest development warrents comment imo. Dunno that I'd call it entertainment either to be honest.

Kev, Mike has made changes to site membership & registration (see thread in site section). This should help resolve the recent anonymity issues.

After exchanges on here for a year or so I met Nige when we DJ'd at the 100 Club in February. Very sad news. Rest in peace Nige.

Great voice. Sad news indeed.

This civil rights anthem was used in the documentary film 'Dear America - Letters home from Vietnam'. Very powerful and emotional recording. Hairs on the back of the neck stuff.

King Solomon on his throne. I thought John Lennon made up the expression 'fab gear' to describe good hash ..

Sonny Charles - Black pearl (if you have it)

Oh yeah, Superstar. (Don't you remember you told me you loved me, baby) Nice tune.

What's the one that Luther Vandross covered?

That's Ray Charles mate.

Funny you should say that. We were having a mini debate on this very subject (post # 11onwards) the other week. In a thread started by 'Matthew' /index.php?showtopic=29041 PS, Don't forget BBC 4 - 9pm this Friday.

What she posted same time as you? She said his name is Matthew, no surname ... So myopic arsepiece to you too.

BBC 4 Friday June 16 - 9.00pm. Profile of Sam Cooke who became the first superstar of soul, charting his career from his early days on the 'gospel highway' to the founding of his own label and finally his death in 1964. Been on before and well worth another watch. One for the diary. Tell the family Big brother's off!

You're amazed and you think it's well spotted. And you're going to tell us his real name in a minute - - - Five hours later ... Oh it can't be you mate, where would you find the time? Well Mr Vandyke (junior or senior) , I care not a fig about your postings. But I'll say this, you've got too much free time on your hands.

Mecca crowd!