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Diary -Bread.
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don't leave, faithless.
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For Tom and anyone interested.
Frank Sinatra - Summer Wind. |
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grandaddy-standby
juliet turner-burn the black suit fastball-the way cerys matthews-chardonnay neil young-long may you run alan parsons project-don't answer me psychedelic furs-pretty in pink (original not film soundtrack version) soul asylum-unaway train bourgeois tagg-i don't mind at all fiction factory-feels like heaven catherine howe-harry bob seger-night moves creedence clearwater revival-lodi brewer and shipley-one toke over the line |
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Tambers, I can't think of that one by Sinatra, but I can recommend listening to anything by him to PD.
A magnificent singer. |
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On a comletely different 'track' now.
PD, if you like Soul or Northern Soul records, take a look at the thread: 'Northern Soul Classics' by Dogdice. There are some great songs mentioned on it. |
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Second from bottom ^
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Cigarettes And Coffee - Otis Redding
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Don't know that Summer Wind, will try and find it
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queen- love of my life
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Silver Lining - Stiff Little Fingers.
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Bizarre Love Triangle - New Order
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After reminiscing on the poet's thread:
Days - The Kinks |
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And again:
We Can work It Out - The Beatles |
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After the poet's thread again:
We Can Work It Out - The Beatles |
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Well, well, well.
My posts above, have finally appeared. What a strange forum this is at times... |
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Tommy if you Post something and it is not appearing, try hitting F5 in the forum window instead of Posting it again - I've also had this trouble today.
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Thanks Recluse.
I'll try that if it happens again. |
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Put Your Records On - Corrinne Bailey Rae.
This is playing on R.2 at the moment. |
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Wishing Well - Free
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Medicine For My Pain-Lynden David Hall.As good a British Soul/RnB album as you are likely to hear ever and the title is tragically prophetic in a way as LDH passed away today from cancer at such a young age.R.I.P Lynden.
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That's a shame, Trainbairn, too young to die really
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Just listening to that 1st album again..Sexy Cinderelaa, One Hundred Heart Attacks, Do I Qualify all top notch tracks in their own right.Scary thing is that he was the same age as myself(31)..
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Was in the British film 'Love Actually' only a year or two ago
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I remember when MFTP came out. I was really into british rnb and black music in general at the time.Stuff like Galliano, Young Disciples,McKoy, Vivienne McKone and Martine Girault etc.
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Woodstock - Mathews Southern Comfort
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Sweet Soul Music - Arthur Conley
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Tom Traubert's Blues - Tom Waits
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Al Capone - Dave & Ansell Collins.
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Aaliyah - One In A Million
Aaliyah (feat DMX) - Come Back In One Piece (Romeo Must Die Soundtrack) Skinnyman - No Big Ting Blind Melon - No Rain Senser - States Of Mind RHCP - Fortune Faded |
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Fingertips - Stevie Wonder
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orbital -funny break..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZHHqwmq3GM&search=orbital |
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Vincent- Don Maclean.
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forgive me if its already been mentioned...ive only just found this and i didnt realise it was a 12minute epic
Weekender - Flowered Up |