Everything posted by Peter99
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
I like that. Not much wrong with yer head mate. Err, well........................
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
The thread is dead and done! Nice dog Pete.
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
I would class those as modern oldies Pete.
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
Yer taking the fooking piss now Beeksy old boy!
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To Sell Thousand Years - Brand New
Great record. Think someone on here was looking for one recently. Can't remember who though.
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
We were trying to keep it fecking simple for old Beeks!
- Tommy Tate
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
Don't we fookin know it!
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
Good man!
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Tommy Tate
That warm feeling will do the pluerisy no end of good mate.
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
These two get played in Northern Rooms too - both anthems.
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
Did they ever?
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
I like modern oldies.
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
There might even be a punch up over this one! Not to mention the Soul Police - they'll be crawling all over this thread!
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
Yep - that's what I meant to say!
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
He wouldn't fooking know mate! He likes his "soulful" house too much!
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Wtf Is A "modern Oldie?"
Aha! The old chestnut raises it's head once again! My personal definition of a modern oldie is seventies and eighties stuff that was played between 1978/9 through till the late 80's. But there will be many, many other definitions - depend who you speak to. Yer pay yer money and yer take yer pick! My mate Terry from Mablethorpe was chatting about you on the phone the other day!
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A Change Is Gonna Come Seal
It's already been said I know - but the Sam Cooke is fooking awesome!
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The Dap-sack 7'' Record Bag
Gav's been ill. I think semi rigid is all he could hope for at present!
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Want To Hear Some Top Soul - Have A Listen To Mr Hampsey On Soul Discovery
Well, he is such a nice Irish boy.
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Want To Hear Some Top Soul - Have A Listen To Mr Hampsey On Soul Discovery
You liked it then Brett! I first heard Sean play at Clifton Hall way back then - I think that's where I first heard him anyway!
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Want To Hear Some Top Soul - Have A Listen To Mr Hampsey On Soul Discovery
Yep wicked tune Baz. Here's the playlist. Soul Children "Midnight Sunshine" (Epic) Chuck Armstrong "How sweet it is" (Sound Stage 7) Creative Source "You're too good to be true" (Sussex) Rosey Grier "How I miss you baby" (United Artists) Little Buster "What can I do" (Bullseye) Ann Peebles "Give me some credit" (Hi-Memphis) Bobby McClure "To get what you got" (Hi-Memphis) McKinley Mitchell "This place ain't getting no better" (Sandman) Little Milton "Man loves two" (Checker) Peggy Scott/Jo Jo Benson "I can say no" (Atco) Aaron Neville "Been so wrong" (Island) Samuel E. Wright "There's something funny going on" (Paramount) Buddy Causey "There's a way" (Capitol) Darrow Fletcher "It's no mistake" (Crossover) Friday, Saturday, Sunday "There must be something" (Dig) Clarence Reid "You knock me out" (Alston) Sam Dees "Funny" (Chess) Unreleased Acetate Only 2001 Black Essence "Change in my life" (JWJ) Doris Duke "The feeling is right" (Canyon) Ryan Shaw "I am your man" (Sony) Noel Gourdin "The river" (Sony) K.Lipsey "Mississippi po'boy" Steve Cropper "It's impossible" (Stax) Carl Thomas "Same thing" (Stax) Monique Ford "No getting over me" (Hep'me) Lyfe Jenkins "Smile" Bobby Womack "Runaway" (Motown) Unreleased Acetate Only Tyrone Davis "You keep me holding on" (Dakar) William Bell "Somebody's gonna get hurt" (Stax) Gregg Jackson "One for the road" (KYP)
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Want To Hear Some Top Soul - Have A Listen To Mr Hampsey On Soul Discovery
Is it cheap and is it simple to use mate?
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Want To Hear Some Top Soul - Have A Listen To Mr Hampsey On Soul Discovery
I think it's available as a podcast Chalks - it's on Micks site I think as opposed to the radio site. I'll see if I can find the link for you.
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You Can't Hurt Me No More - Brand New Mix
Blimey Matt! So much good stuff so quickly - need to get my ass in gear and get some of it down loaded! Cheers fella. Peter