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So the guy comes home only to see his wife's bloody body in the kitchen at this point the tune kicks in - he cradles his wife's head while tears fall down his face - he sees a screwed up match strike on the floor from the local biker bar - at this point he goes into the garage loads up with shot guns in each arm and Mexican type belts round both shoulders - as the music starts to fade he's seen walking down the street towards the bar - maybe chewing a big cigar, dressed in combats and a long coat , not sure about a hat - on a more serious note I would say it is soulful however too slow, except for a smooch at the end of the night

90 years old, well you can't say he ain't lived life to the full - RIP Chuck Saw Chuck about 20 years ago at a concert in Florida which would make him about 70 years old then, the guy was still full on, sweating running around , doing that guitar dance with the one leg, duck walk - true legend and an influential guy to the music business.

Took tonite at sunset

Saw this in North London yesterday didn't go in but thought I would share

Wow great info / the place looks like a formula 1 garage- while viewing the video, I could help thinking how the hell it was done back in the day - when Motown / EMI records were just knocking them out

Save the Ritz

Save the Ritz

Early old soul clubs my first stop would be the man himself Brian Rae

not as good but good as a starter 51 secs

Ok not a great picture I know, but never seen the lock drained before, Stanground lock river feeds to March - thought I would share

My produced by has the two dot's after it, you're writing looks a like too pink - but hey it's still a great sound - great intro - enjoy 😊

It's the back water where it splits from the nene to Whittlesea, right near Stanground lock - if you zoom in on the middle pic the bridge is the Peterborough to March line.

Took the dog for a walk and took pics this morning

1st played st Ives instrumental only - Brian Rae put it on the decks in the small oldies room theatre, Kev Day had it on an emi disk ( I brought one for £4 one sided inst) about 76, Aldershot lot (Derick Mead ran the coaches) filled the floor - the rest as they say is history.

I've now got to explain that I wasn't one of the people who stuck needles in there arms ??

I've now got to explain that I wasn't one of the people who stuck needles in there arms ??

there is only one

https://5star-cases.com/shop/?no_mobile_theme Gaz these guys do all that, there boxs IMO are the best there is, would give them a call or e mail over a drawing am sure they could cost - not cheap - but will do the job.

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I want to say this was played around 76 , 77 speed does play funny tricks on the memory- a classic 100 mph dance floor packer for the speed freaks (everyone) to raise the heart beat just that little bit more, played back to back with Rubin you've been away - today it would almost empty the floor - classic sound