What song are you listening to?

[Mori]

Boss Hog :Itchy & Scratchy

[Mori]

My memories of Hazel dean will always be the first time i went to Cardinal Follies night club, after paying at the box as entering in to the dance hall this sound came on, as i was turning around to look at the place i felt a soft hand grabing on to mine and draging me on to the dance floor, a beautiful blonde girl was dancing with me before i realized what was happening. A great memory that will always stick in my mind... Thank God for the 80s.

[Bridie]

Only just found this band and while it's not my usual musical fare I'm rather enjoying them in a talented,nostalgic harmonies type of way.
It's very disconcerting at my age ( nearly middle) to see young men, cavorting around with lustrous long hair and afghan coats, almost like nothings changed.

[Bridie]

Anyone know anything about this?
http://www.tenementtv.com/about/
Where is it and what do the neighbours think?

[HollowHorn]

What a Dick:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_uaeGlh_cw

[Dexter St. Clair]

The dicks are as usual to found in the comments section underneath the video.

[Dexter St. Clair]

Felonious Munk is playing music on http://sunnygovanradio.com/ from 12 till two on a Sunday afternoon on 103.5FM . Born Too Late features music from the fifties and sixties and I play pop and soul and rock'n'roll. There's a great Motown medley lined up , Dance record of the week from The Three Caps, two from the King. Tune in and have some fun.

http://sunnygovanradio.com/

[InkMan]

Heading towards my 40th I have been reflecting by searching online for stories that I've a small memory of. One of them was a horrible tragedy that befell a young girl very near to where my Grandparents and subsequently my parents lived, in Springboig when I was only six.

I only found one mention of it on News.Google.com which saddened me as I remember it having such an effect on what was a very close community. When widening my search to Google there is one mention; included on a family tree site, that includes the following song which is such a touching tribute. It would be terribly inappropriate to post details here but I thought I would post the song as the lyrics are so beautiful:



Shuggy

[hungryjoe]

I just love this.

[Dexter St. Clair]

Born Too Late for Sunday oldies is on Sunny Govan Radio from 12:00 with two hours of music from the fifties and sixties. You'll hear two from the king, a Motown medley and at least one dance craze record. Inspired by Rock'n'Roll Britannia on BBC 4 on Friday Vince Taylor, Joe Brown and Johnny Kidd and Cherry Wainer will be making an appearance. Sunny Govan broadcasts on 103.5 FM in Glasgow and online at the link below.

http://sunnygovanradio.com/

[Mori]

[Vinegar Tom]

Lovely keyboards, bit of a strange vocalist:

[Burke]

Probably my favourite band right now.

[Dexter St. Clair]

Felonious Munk is on his way over to Sunny Govan for this week's episode of Born Too Late which will be on air from 12:00 BST in Glasgow on 103.5FM and on http://www.sunnygovanradio.com everywhere else in the world. The playlist includes songs from Aretha, Dionne and Laura Nyro with beats provided by the Hollies, Swinging Medallions and Del Shannon. There's always a blast from The Beatles, A Motown Medley, our choice of dance crazes and two from the King. Shout outs and dedications can be added here. Two hours of great music from the fifties and sixties.

[Dexter St. Clair]

Chuck and Dave Berry, Dion and Dusty, Sam and Dave The Kinks , The Monkees and The Move along with The Motown Medley , two from the King , a dance craze record will be amongst the music from the fifties and sixties featured in today's two hour edition of Born too Late for Sunday Oldies on Sunny Govan Radio 103.5 FM in and around Glasgow and online at

http://www.sunnygovanradio.com from 12:00 (BST)