Bjorn Nilsson

Swedish Jackie Wilson. Front and back:

I'm not djing very often but here is a few that i tend to take with me but never play: Vi Campbell - Seven Doors, Peacock. Played it once in an R&B club. Dan Folger - Way Of The Crowd, Elf. Played out twice very early when it was just me and my frend in the whole place. Volcanos - A Ladys Man, Arctic. Great but hard to dance to. Have played the other side (Help Wanted) a couple of times.

Yes it's on his "Just For You" LP but it's also on 45.

Posted this a couple of days ago in another thread. Fantastic! Get It Right - soul president - big mack

And here is my current favourite 80's! Just What I Had In Mind - gary taylor - a&m lp

My current favourite 70's track! Don't Tell Me You're Sorry - chuck cissel - arista

Ok! Sorry I think I got it a bit wrong. Thought I understood British humour but this Internet thing makes it harder! Take care!

Why do some people here imply that all great dancers have a gigantic ego? Is it because they can't dance them selves or something? I have'nt met all these fantastic dancers but the ones I have met have been just as nice and down to Earth as anyone else!

I remember a black guy I think was called Carl from Mansfield. I met him in Gothenburg and in Cleethorpes around 2001/2002. Very nice guy and the best acrobatics I've ever seen!

Romeo And Juliet - Jimmy Helms - Pye UK

Four Vandals I quite like them but I think It's much because of the incredible story that surrounds it (the same reason that many hate them!)

Here is my first 15. In order: 1. The Webs - Give in 2. Chappels - Help me somebody 3. Shirley & Jesse - You can't fight love 4. Joe Taylor - You don't love me 5. The Vanguards - The thought of losing your love 6. Wizdom - I'm so in love with you 7. Herman H. Harper II - Headed for the streets 8. George perkins - I'm so glad you're mine 9. Arthur Freeman - Played out playgirl 10. The Butlers - Laugh, laugh, laugh 11. Bobby Joy - You sweet devil you 12. The Spoilers - Hey little girl (come on be my girl) 13. Robert Taylor - So much love 14. The Chimes - The beginning of my life 15. Billy Paul - Your song

Great clip that brings back memories. Saw him in Gothenburg a couple of weeks ago. Fantastic! I was glad that his voice sounded better than ever!

Just bought this for the other side but I haven't got it yet. Nice to hear that this side is great too!

I don't have a pet but I named two companies that I'm involved with Shrine and Sentry after the record companies.

I'm not at home now so I can't check, but I'm pretty sure that the Atlantic and Jetstream are different takes. I think the Jetstream version is faster and better.

Sorry to hear that. Really enjoyed them!

Just looked at the Google ads at the bottom of the page! Steam-irons made in China. Thats irony.

I had a record a couple of years ago that had a bad warp so i stuck it in a bok and put it in the book shelf. It was a rare jazz EP so it could take all the time it needed as I'm not a big fan of jazz. The trouble now is that I can't remember in what book I put it. Will try Pete's way next time!

Yes we are! Much more than all these cold, heartless women.

J. R. Bailey - Just Me 'n' You is a fantasic LP in a similar style to What's Going On.

£700

The other version is on Atlantic.

The Work Song...

This week it's a slow one. Big Maybelle - If I Had You. It's an unreleased track from Goldmines Big City Soul 4.