Steve S 60

DJ plus one, however, if the DJ insists on turning up solely for his / her set, then I would be tempted to charge them entry, as it says to the promoter "I'm not interested in attending your event, just in taking your money".

Jimmy Ruffin - Gonna Give Her All The Love I Got.

Twenty Five Aisles to go Dave.

Sitting in a Dacia showroom and on comes "Talking Bout Poor Folks" followed by "I'm Just A Poor Boy".

Always reminds of something from a Spaghetti Western soundtrack.

Glad there isn't. I get peed off with all these people shoving a camera in your face when you're trying to enjoy a night out.

Don't you mean aceed?

Just heard a reworking of The Brothers' "Are You Ready For This?" by saxophonist Jimmy Gallagher. Can't find a sample to post, but probably too much like the original for my liking.

Sale on here at the moment.... https://www.allposters.co.uk/-st/Soul-Music-Posters_c11251_.htm

The Johnnie Taylor version is one of the first singles I bought with money from my paper round. The guys at Stax have taken the song by the scruff of its neck and reworked it into an urgent, frantic slice of dance floor perfection.

Randy Crawford - When Your Life Was Low....

Chi-lites - You Don't Have To Go Bo Kirkland and Ruth Davies - Gonna Get Next to Me Floaters - Float On Manhattans - Kiss And Say Goodbye Rose Royce - Love Don't Live Here Anymore

More than likely. Part of 847 Naval Air Squadron based in Yeovilton, who provide support for 3 Commando based in Plymouth, so wouldn't expect to see them so far inland.

This is the same helo featured on the RN web page for the Wildcat, Steve. Where did you spot it? https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/the-equipment/aircraft/helicopters/wildcat

If it was advertised in the Events section on here, why don't you review it.

Are you asking us or telling us?

Ask The Lonely....

Agree with Kev. It seems out of place on a soul music forum. PS Are Herlock and Ezequiel a double act?

Sound's like the "lover" in the song title was wearing a pair of size 10 pit boots when she walked out on poor Johnny Boy.

Still had five copies of Young Soul Rebels in my local store today. They're the smaller print editions and don't have the photos like the larger print versions.

There was about half a dozen copies in my local store.

The Works now has copies of Young Soul Rebels on sale for £3.

Sidney could do the double against the Ad Libs.

Homer Banks - A Lot Of Love clocks in at 131 bpm, Taj Mahal takes it to 141 bpm.

Well, my horse came a close second, but I'll definitely be backing The Invitations against Wigan's Ovation in the Skiing In The Snow poll.