Anyway, it was James Brown's I Can't Stand Myself (When You Touch Me) that the Dapps played on. See also the Dapps' Bringing Up The Guitar, a dry run for James Brown's I Got The Feelin'.
Glad that the Respond stable has found favour, @TelMc32. Eltham boy Steve White on dem drums... Kevin Miller on da bass... By way of a little diversion, here's some rather laid-back '70s synth-funk, known to some as 'Rare Groove'. It's Milton Wright's Keep it up. Some splendid chords and chord changes on the old-school analogue synthesiser. Funky Friday!
Big Sound Authority. I used to see them all the time. I was in the video for This House. Also remember Tony What's-His-Name was a member of a cult called Exegesis.
Glad that the Respond stable has found favour, @TelMc32. Eltham boy Steve White on dem drums... Kevin Miller on da bass... By way of a little diversion, here's some rather laid-back '70s synth-funk, known to some as 'Rare Groove'. It's Milton Wright's Keep it up. Some splendid chords and chord changes on the old-school analogue synthesiser. Funky Friday!
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I've had to go find out ways of turning up the volume.
Any suggestions great fully received.
Neighbours gonna hate me.
Having picked off tracks from Suede - coming up
Going to go for Suede - Suede
First two tracks:
So Young
Animal Nitrate
Looking forward to them.
Now looking for northern souls classics.
By way of a little diversion, here's some rather laid-back '70s synth-funk, known to some as 'Rare Groove'. It's Milton Wright's Keep it up. Some splendid chords and chord changes on the old-school analogue synthesiser. Funky Friday!
Going to go for the full works.
Switched to St Vincent- st Vincent
Haven't got properly into it yet but so far 'Birth in reverse' sounds good.
Great track, only slightly spoiled by the thought that Pardew watched David Byrme and modelled his winning (ultimately losing) wembly dance on this
I know I've mentioned this one before, but it is so good.
Their 3rd album and as good as always