And i thought the moaning criticism in the letters pages of 'echoes' was bad, best not to rise to it methinks. People won't have their minds made up for them, not since Christopher Hitchens died anyway!
Last time i saw Dave was at the Swinton all nighter, still as funny as ever. He sorted a friend of ours out who had recently had a pacemaker fitted, i remember thinking, even Enid Blyton couldn't make this up! One of the scene's comedians.
Anyone had issues with staining on sapphire crystal?. I have slight staining on my sub, it's hardly noticeable but you know how it is, once you've seen it, it's more obvious.
Superb interview, complete with the obligatory barbed comments to put certain people's noses out of joint. We should however, be thick skinned enough by now to handle it, great job by Richard too, steering the interview in a great authoritative manner. Excellent stuff.
Shocking news, last time i saw you two was 'Sheridans' when i was with Eileen, some time ago. Always good with the banter, information, and of course the Xmas cards! Another sad loss, hope you're ok Dave, keep your chin up.
Charlie.
A desert island disc of the highest order, if prices were set by how they sound, none of us would be able to afford this.. Lyrics, strings and things, perfection.
The 'temple of convenience' was one of Morrisey's favourite haunts apparently. He named it as the place he visits when back in Mancunia, hammered out for weeks after!
Ritz Manchester in the 70's when the dance floor was raised up, and the 'heart of England soul club' logo was suspended over the middle. You could be stood at the bar and still feel the bounce. The halcyon days when having a 1000 + attendance was the norm.
I purchased a ceramic submariner a couple of years ago, i also follow several YouTube bloggers, Paul Thorpe, Bark and Jack etc, so many reports of attacks in order to steal people's watches it takes a lot of the enjoyment of ownership away. Always wary of surroundings etc when i have it on.
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I seem to remember this as a duet with Jackie on an album of the same name on a small label called 'see for miles' (a subsidiary of 'Charley' records perhaps?) I think you can hear the man on here, so did John Mercer at the Wilton ballroom when he emerged from the gents and said 'what's this Jackie Wilson track'?