A dude came up to me in a club whilst Jimpster was DJ’ing and pointed at him and said ‘white guys have no soul’ haha. To be fair the music was crap.
Awww. He’s one of the good guys.
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He’s saved Migs with this remix…
https://youtu.be/3MD5ULYURDo
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Wow that’s sad… Never heard that about Show me love.
. RIP I know a French pirate who won’t be too happy about this… 
I already mentioned this elsewhere but it was suggested I post it here…
The title of this record:
Was taken from this one:
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Maybe this is common knowledge in some circles, but this was the first I had heard it. The Japanese origins of Sleng Teng…originally a preset rhythm pattern programmed into the Casiotone MT-40, released in 1981…
Also love that her thesis was judged by a Baroque music prof 
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the personnel for Cheech & Chong’s very own “Basketball Jones” includes: Carole King on electric piano; George Harrison on guitar; Nicky Hopkins on piano; Billy Preston on organ; Darlene Love, Michelle Phillips and Ronnie Spector on backup vocals–among other session luminaries.
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I guess this sits in this thread as well as anywhere. Remember to wipe those records clean before you ship them
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Bowie’s ‘Diamond Dogs’ has live cheering at the front of it which they nicked from a Small Faces live album. Ten seconds in you can hear Rod Stewart saying ‘ohhhh’.
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Criminal record?
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Am I making this up or is Cosey Fanni Tutti in Sylvester’s You Make Me Feel video?
PS worth watching again anyway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD6cPE2BHic
PPS from about 2:00
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Well, the video was shot at The embassy Club in London so…
Tess Daly was in the video for The Beloved - Sweet Harmony
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She still looks fantastic, lucky Vernon
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And he was still sexting that former page 3 girl not that long ago.
Lol, one hot Blonde not enough for him, bet he’s kept on a short leash now
great fuckin’ song. aged well and everything.
Dazzler from up the road was brave to mess with a classic
Last Rhythm - Jisco Dazz Quick Fix Edit by Get-Down-Edits on #SoundCloud
The voice at the start of Grace Jones’ - Slave To The Rhythm, “Ladies & Gentlemen, Miss Grace Jones” is Ian ‘Lovejoy’ McShane
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