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You could only follow that with a helping of Joe 90! Peter

It's a monster of a record. It sums up the whole northern soul music scene in just one 45, it really is that good. Atmospheric, moody and just right for the dance floor.

Depends what mood I'm in. I think music is always about mood. Peter

My friend Preacher Man quizzed me on them - I scored about 3.5! Ha! I know nothing. Peter

Ah, I thought you meant that you'd watched an unbelievable true story i.e; that it was unbelievable. I didn't get that you meant that that was the name of the programme. Doh! Yes, I've seen that. It is very good.

And the name of the programme?

I just watched an extremely good Polish film - Justice. Highly recommended, some great acting.

It's not a touch on Greater Experience; now that is a top northern soul record. Just saying like. Peter

Lovelites were a fantastic group. Peter

Back to the record in question............................... You can pick it apart bit by bit but; this is one of those records that typifies the old school "northern soul" monster. A proper record for dancers too. Peter

Welcome to SS Lyn. Peter

The first Terry Callier record I heard played out was Ordinary Joe; I guess the same goes for lots of others. Early 80's, played by quite a few people. Lots of versions I think. I think that was the question you were asking, rather than about his live performances, which I think came much later. Peter

And a cracking appearance it was too. Some great choices from Karl, very mixed set. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Peter

Yes, a super star of soul music Bobby. I bet it's mint. Peter

Talking shit, with lots of love though. But; everyone is staring at you. You know, that bloke over there.................... 😰😰😰

I've been flicking channels again. I'll try this after dinner Steve. Cheers. Peter

It wasn't a regular thing - mainly Adam and Robin Salter playing in the small room downstairs.

Occasionally Oddfellows had two rooms. Peter

The 80's were my best time at going to venues - the music was better. I loved it, best days and nights of my life. Peter

Bourgeois, I like that. One of my favourite words.

The man not from Del Monte says, "It's orrible".

I'm really sorry to hear that, it sounds traumatising. I hope your mum's ok. Peter

Thank you for your kind words. (I'm so sorry I always forget your first name - part of being a bit mental 🙂) It sounds like you've had a rough old time, although you have some sense of stability - similar in a way to me I guess, although your transplant, building up to it and then recovery must of been very frightening. I'm pleased that you have a good clinical team around you, they sound amazing. I hope you continue to thrive and to stay as well as you possibly can - you're a decent man. In terms of corridors I think if put end to end Queens Medical Centre corridors would stretch over 25 miles - I'm pleased I don't have to walk the length of those! I always look out for your positive posts on here; stay well my friend. Peter

I fully concur; it's a real education into so many different aspects of the music that weaves us all together. Thanks everyone for making it all so worthwhile. Regards Peter