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John no matter what anyone says The Snake has to be a record of everyones youth, I used to sing that song to my daughters every night before they went to sleep, they loved it and it was one of their most requested songs

Hi Mandy, thanks a lot for this will try to follow up not too good with technology though

Brilliant soul and cricket together what a great way to spend the day, do you thik they would put down a temporary dance floor on the pitch for lunch and tea intervals

Couldn't agree more Mikey, for me once a soulie always a soulie, had a break from going to venues regularly during the late 80's through to 2002, but the music never left me and even if I never went to another venue ever again it would always be there even if all I had were my old tapes and CD's

Cheers Shane, appreciate your opinion, and understand where you are coming from. Just thought I might stir up a bit of controversy

Sorry alison missed your Phillip Mitchell must be half asleep well it is nearly finishing time

Will throw one in the ring Philip Mitchell, great singer great writer

Dam beat me to it

I appreciate your point of view Shane if you see dancing as a spectator sport , but when I dance I dance for my own enjoyment, and I dance as I feel the music I like to think that when I dance I spin, backdrop, kick and whatever when I feel it is the right time, the fact that someone else chooses to do a move at a different time just means that they are feeling the music in their own way, or do you think someone should be stood on the side marking dancers for artistic interpretation

Great record Miff shame nobody seems to play it