jimmyw

Hi can anybody tell me if Barnaby Bye "Can't Live This Way" on black Nimbus 9 label is a boot. Cheers, Jimmyw

By eck I couldn't have put it better myself, I do enjoy a drink but as I drive most of the time when I go out I just get off on the music and the dancefloor, which still gives me as big a buzz as it ever did

49 next month, but when I'm out dancing still feel like I did when I was 17, although the morning after sometimes feel 69. My wife used to say that it was about time I started to act my age, I said when my legs pack up completely then I will

Couldn't agree more, an absolutely cracking tune

Thanks Julian. Jimmyw

Hi Steve, thanks, I know that there were a couple of local issues on Lost Nite that's what made me ask given that it was issued on Phila. Jimmyw

Hi, can anybody tell me if the Butlers "Laugh Laugh" on Lost Nite is a reissue, I know a lot of the records on this label are reissues. Cheers Jimmyw

For us it was also a lot of the the regae, motown, PIR stuff that has already mentioned, but the stuff that got played and made me want to learn more about northern were: Time Out On The Floor My Hearts Symphony I'm Shaft Anything off the Great Disco Demands LP Apples Peaches Pumpkin Pie Happy days

Sorry Sean, only just bought mine.

Great record, love the label, the only problem is with it being 33RPM it is a bit quiet.

Thanks for that

Hi anybody got any idea of the value of Wally Cox - Este Hombre (This Man), on Argentinian Sceptre. Cheers Jimmy

Lot's of records make my heart smile , but three in particular would be Solomon King - This Beautiful Day Lou Roberts - Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Love Unique Blend - Yes I'm In Love

For me would have to be a split between 60's northern, 70's and crossover in equal amounts, depends on the record really.

My eldest Daughter is called Tamla, second name Joy as in the Velvet Hammer song. Youngest Daughter is called Jasmin after lyrics to Isley Brothers Summer Breeze, second name Cherrelle after the singer with Alexander O'Niell

My first was Better Use Your head UA reissue from little back street shop in Newcastle in 1976. Last was If I could Turn Back The Hands of Time, Vernon Garrett last month at Ritz in Brighouse

Some great intros mentioned so far, but my nomination would have to go to Bunny Sigler "Follow Your Heart" still gives me a tingling feeling every time I hear it

Not a bad line that, but don't think it beats " You can go and find somebody else-don't need no woman to help me starve to death-can you dig it"

Lady in RED - Ronnie Dyson

Couldn't agree more with Eddie Holman, "I Surender" "Night to Remember" the list goes on and on. Remember seeing him at stafford and when he did "Hey There Lonely Girl" and hit the top note it was total goosebumps time

Two of my favourite Motown tracks Can't SeemTo Get You Out of My Mind - Four Tops Lonely Lover - Marvin Gaye Pure Class

Got to add Long John Baldry's version of The Drifter, absolutely awsome

Obviously Ton of Dynamite would have to go with Blowing Up My Mind

My daughter always calls this Interview With A Rhino, don't know what she's been on

The strangest title for me has to be Inky Dinky Wang Dang Doo, what's that all about