Steve S 60

Anything by Patients Valentine.

Danny Monday - Baby, Without You

This was infuriatingly catchy.......

Circa 1974 the only Rowntrees I got was Fruit Pastilles.

Absolutely, although the wearing of hats is permitted in lobbies and internal corridors.

Quite correct, and on the delicate issue of doffing one's hat...... "When carrying two 50 count record boxes and holdall, it is acceptable to sling the holdall over the right shoulder whilst crossing the left leg across the right, thus allowing one box to be balanced on the left calf, thereby freeing the right hand for the doffing of the headwear to any ladies present."

.........and gentlemen, don't forget to check those hats in at the cloakroom.

It would be refreshing to hear from an actual "NEW" Soulie on this thread.

Can you tell what it is yet?

So to sum up the thread, we've got DJs wearing flat caps and stilettos playing "Tie Me Kangaroo Down" on original vinyl.

Here I am on bended knees A bacon roll and two coffees Douwe Egberts (Other brands are available. Advertising executives please PM me.)

Foreign rhubarb?

Triffid?

Two great versions. Ernest, more urgent, whilst the Sheppards, more laid back. Both oozing soul. Happy to dance to either version but I'd have to catch my breath after the Ernest Mosley take. I'll opt for the Sheppards simply because it's the first version I heard.

I had a pair of trousers made at Hepworth's, 28" waist, 34" at the knee and 17" bottoms. Went well with a pair of two tone winkle pickers and Hawaiian shirt.

That's not a glo-stick. This is a glo-stick.......

Fresh out of the oven, my Boozy Bread and Butter Pudding.....

Kenny Smith has something to say to you all.......

It's crazy, baby.

...and for those of you who can't get enough of it, it's now available as a rather splendid drinks coaster........ ll

What we used to call grebos in the 70s.

So did a lot of punk rockers.

What's a "Sweaty"?

Aboriginal Vinyl Only.

Tat's Not Love?