Steve S 60

You'd have thought that Universal would be recalling all remaining product from the retailers, or asking the retailers to check prior to despatch, given the high percentage of negative feedback on this site alone. Probably with a limited run of 2000 it's not worth their while, but it doesn't do their reputation much good, and I would imagine Mr Searling will be tempted to take any future business elsewhere.

I've just ordered a set, just so I can have something to moan about.

Should be able to pick up a dodgy DVD out in Baghdad just after the release date, Russ.

Michael Kiwanuka - Tell Me A Tale https://youtu.be/xTa28a8QKo4

Solomon Burke - Presents For Christmas https://youtu.be/ZYPIgR-r8cI

Here's the full listing for the box set.... https://www.discogs.com/Raphael-Saadiq-The-Way-I-See-It/release/1964103

The Vinyl Boxset still available with an extra 15% off today (only £29.32 inc p&p).... https://www.wowhd.co.uk/home/raphael-saadiq-way-i-see-it-7-inch-vinyl-boxset/dp/4719343#bc=0103

Love Hustle......that's going to be around in my head all day now....."Do the Love Hustle, doobie doobie doo...aaaarrrgh!"

Can we finally dust our broom with this one?

I've worked out the connotations for "shake a tail feather" and "out looking for sugar", but "back to the drawing board" has got me stumped.

CUFC. Carlisle United, founded in 1904. Cambridge United, founded as Abbey United in 1912, renamed in 1951. Colchester United founded in 1937. Cumbriaaaans!

My mother and aunty took part in jive marathons in their late teens / early twenties. Took place at the Drill Hall in town. On one occasion they set a world record (made it into the Guinness Book of Records) of forty hours. They danced to a live band, and once they made it into Sunday morning, they had to carry on dancing to a drumbeat only because of the music licencing laws. When I looked it up on the internet I was amazed to discover the date (April 1960), which meant my mother would have been two and a half months pregnant with me.

I'll wait for the pressing.

Have to agree with the Sydney Barnes track, and Clarence Carter Messin With My Mind does my head in (no pun intended).

No, I think they've all had a release on Motown or its subsidiaries. Does come with a free download code for mp3 versions of all the songs, which is handy.

The Tumtations with David Muffin on lead vocals.

Never Alone - Robert Ward

Handy when you're walking up a one way street.

They can take our vests and our baggy trousers, but they'll never take our fist logo.

But they manage to spell it right on the back!

I think that's what he means by Bohemian.

Not a bad little line up , who's Charlie Wilson ?? https://www.soultraincruise.com/ Swifty Some young upstart... https://www.charliewilsonmusic.com/us/home

Probably best to start off small and build your way up. Might I suggest the Gosport Ferry and an iPod.

....WINNNNIIIIEEEEE.....if u hadn't have got on that train i'm sure I wouldn't be in this predicament 40 years later...........thanx maaaaAAAAAAaaaate!!!!!x U keep doing this to me init!!!heheh!!!x @@ ~ Sooty, it wasn't Winnie who got on that train. Have a Snickers, mate. Your head's not right when you're hungry.

Don't know about soulie, but I found this one in the Urban Dictionary... soulgasm –noun, verb ˈsÅl-ga-zÉ™m 1 : a moment of pure spiritual ecstasy; in which, an artful piece of life touches and moves the very core of your being, forcing you to close your eyes, gape slightly and lose yourself in its beauty, and as you do, a delightful tingling sensation flourishes from the back of your head and travels down your neck to ravish the entirety of your flesh.