Deegee

It wasnt posted to highlight rockabilly, more for the references to the northern scene and of course Keb, a huge part of it.

link to the band mentioned . https://media.sundaybest.net/media/audio/Ooo_Wee.mp3 nice to see the youngsters into it

Ive got Ever ever (this way)> Not so long back it rang on the bus and I couldnt find it in my bag. By the time I had, two old ladies were jigging in the seats in front of me and two teenagers were laughing hysterically behind me!!

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml.../bmkitty120.xml

this one? https://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3740523691796361741

Will be - roll on February!!

many things spring to mind!! - Fancy chaining your records to Keith Minshull

yes boss

Woohoo this is the first time ive been able to stay on the site for ages! The browser window just kept shutting. I use firefox but tried on explorer too, and it only happened on ss. Whats that all about?

Thats a cracker Ken, love the bit about the Bee Gees!

My computer has been down for a few days so I didnt realise , but have to admit Im absolutely addicted! I spend far too long on it and sit up into the wee small hours when I know Im gonna suffer for it. I used to switch the kettle on first thing in the morning and now its the computer!!

do you know who the mother is?

just putting the finishing touches to your fixed laptop!!

think you're funny dont ya? well you're not young man! Soul revolution next week - You going?

Thanks Tommy yes, just checked it out - there are two completely different versions.I bought the magnum one - doh!

Cheers - I'll trawl t'internet and see if i can find out

Hi all, I found in the deep dark depths of my music files an mp3 which was entitled King Solomon - seperation. Great, I thought and went out and bought it. Only, when the record came it was a completely different song. The record was right but my file must have been labeled wrong, so Im back to square one (with a crappy record thrown in) Does anyone know who it is really by?

Detroit shakers Sonny Boy Williamson Ray Sharpe Honey and the Bees Al Wilson Chappels all did "Help me"

The blenders brought out a record in 1953 and then did another version in which they had changed one word in it to give to dj's for a bit of a crack. It was "dont mess around with love" and the under the table version exchanged "mess" for "f**k " !! apart from that it was the same.

Cant believe that's you Steve - mind, nice to see you were both beaten by a girl !!