Peter99

Bend yer knees a little and flex up. NO - shut yer face a feck off!

Worth buying just for this track. Super, super soul music. Hope you're well Sean. Peter

Yep that would be helpful Bank Holiday. Nice

Thanks a lot mate. It's not too bad at all is it. Peter

Anyone got a sound clip?

What would that be then? Peter

Dunno about that. It was reissued as a promo on Black Magic in mid 70s.

And so he should have.

It's still shite. Peter

I hope not. It's shite and has nothing to do with soul music - northern or otherwise. Nice

One in sales.

Very similar to yours Mike. Bobby Womack's Home is Where the Heart Is - the lyric, done in Bobby's imitable drawl "You can take the boy out of the country but you sure cant take the country out of the boy".

https://youtu.be/jF_OKw6pHPM

Hi Ian A couple of minters on the bay mate. You've probably seen those. Cheers Peter

PMSL Best days of my life mate.

Ay up mate. I just replied to your like. You were with us that weekend - were you in the minibus back from Leics? it was pissing it down and we ran out of petrol on the Clifton Bridge/fly over. We sent one of the girls to the petrol station. LOL Peter

Hi Alan I saw you looking at the thread. You were one of the lads with us that weekend. Hope yer well mate. Peter

Here's a bit more info - with some posters, from a previous SS thread. Peter

As has been said there were niters at the Palais in the early 80's. Sam, Arthur, Dave Raistrick - Rob Smith as well I think. There were some a few years which were the same time as Notts Odd Fellows - I remember doing Odd Fellows niter on the Friday night - then to some mates flat in notts for the day and then the Palais niter on the Saturday. I remember not fairing too well due to the medication. It turned into a four day disaster involving a dodgy minibus - a tale I shall retell on here at some point. Nice

Which record though?

Quite a few threads on SS about this Brian.

Most charities which operate second hand shops do so with volunteers. Being a "paid" shop manager is viewed as being one of the worst jobs in the third sector - the pay is very poor too. I'm not wishing to be argumentative - just providing a view. I've worked in the third sector for many, many years for lots of different sorts of organisations. Like I said I'm just proffering a view. Nice

Sounds a bit contradictory - Hospices are not run exclusively by volunteers, far from it.

A bit off topic I guess but Oxfam are a good charity in terms of their work, outcomes and maximising any money which is donated to them for their mission. Peter

£50 for the Sean Oliver and the Cunnie Williams is cheap I think. Peter