Chas

Beefour i whent to wigan i cudnt even spel nothen sole fan,an now i are one.!

Not forgetting the fantastic Bob Soprano'hey girl",covered as Tony Middleton,played by Carl(monster sounds)Fortnum,the man with the vinyl! Made my night.

Played on Richard Searlings prog by Shifty who claims to have discovered it,covered it as Lou Pride.

Sam Dees"whats it gonna be",for me the best soul song ever,with the best opening line,superb production,need i say more?.My top rare soul track to hear at a venue is Emory and the dynamics"things that a lady aint supposed to do",harmonies,beats,breaks,all the right ingredients,and rarity too,so it wont be done to death

Jeez! Saw this by accident,cant believe it,its like the old letters page used to be like in echoes!

Why bring a major star over for one gig only? The potential for selling gigs out is there for all to see,same scenario with the impressions,legends but only 2 dates.By the way,saw bobby at the manchester apollo a couple of years ago,he was very much in the mood that night and delivered!

The comment about teddy boys is spot on,used to laugh at them in the 70's,thought it had become a bit of a parody,now its like history repeating.does'nt look good,not really credible,makes me feel a little uneasy,chas

Best wishes for your project,good idea not to make a feature as its so hard to encapsulate and get it right.Dont think the casino's reputation will ever recover from the terrible 'soul boy',wrong on so many levels! Regards,chas.