Post any old song you can think of.

[Elsa TLC]

 

[Elsa TLC]

 

[Highway Man]

 

[SPLINE]

Selecter 'On My Radio'. One of the best concerts I ever saw was The Selecter, the place was bouncing....

 

[Highway Man]

Not for me that.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Not for

My brother loved Soul music that influenced me but alway thought soul to be a bit wishy washy.

However he also loved Jazz funk.
Then Matt Bianco come out. They a are more Latin Jazz , from that I like Latin American music.

Kruder & Dorfmeister was my brothers.
I know little about them. I think they are Austrian. But a few of their tracks sits well with my taste in music .
Same with Count basic.

Did you listen to both?

 

[Highway Man]

My brother loved Soul music that influenced me but alway thought soul to be a bit wishy washy.

However he also loved Jazz funk.
Then Matt Bianco come out. They a are more Latin Jazz , from that I like Latin American music.

Kruder & Dorfmeister was my brothers.
I know little about them. I think they are Austrian. But a few of their tracks sits well with my taste in music .
Same with Count basic.

Did you listen to both?

Yes, I like both forms in their own right but found the combination of both a bit too much for me.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Yes, I like both forms in their own right but found the combination of both a bit too much for me.

I used to have the CD in my little sports car. Id play it when I was picking a girl up for a date. Found it again after 20 odd years.

That one I posted was a remix, sometimes a remix can ruin music.

 

[Highway Man]

I used to have the CD in my little sports car. Id play it when I was picking a girl up for a date. Found it again after 20 odd years.

That one I posted was a remix, sometimes a remix can ruin music.

Have you the original one to post, that might be better as I am sure if you went to pick up a girl for a date with that version playing, she might think that there was something wrong with you. I would say something a bit more gentle would be a better choice.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Have you the original one to post, that might be better as I am sure if you went to pick up a girl for a date with that version playing, she might think that there was something wrong with you. I would say something a bit more gentle would be a better choice.

I did go through a dry patch at the time.

Ill take a look

 

[SPLINE]

Kevin Coyne, from Derby, was a BIG NAME in 70s underground rock. A very distinctive looking fellow, he had worked in mental institutions in his earlier life, and wrote about his experiences there in some of his songs. Not this one though, 'Let's Work Together'. Andy Summers on guitar, pre-the Police....

 

[SPLINE]

The early Deep Purple and their funky classic 'Hush'...