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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 04 Feb 16 12.21pm
Sam Gopal - Escalator ( featuring a young Lemmy ) [Link] Old, Ungifted and White
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Shoreham-by-Sea 04 Feb 16 12.21pm

Sam Gopal - Escalator ( featuring a young Lemmy )

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Old, Ungifted and White

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Hoof Hearted 04 Feb 16 12.32pm
[Link] The Rifles Very much influenced by Weller I would say.
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The Rifles

Very much influenced by Weller I would say.

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madcap_v2 SE25 / Ibiza 04 Feb 16 1.33pm
Originally posted by Superfly Carol Thompson. Lovers rock album (Hopelessly in love) that's also been on my playlist for decades. Carol Thompson - I'm so sorry [Link] reminds me so much of being a kid and spending time with my godfather, thanks for posting this La la la your mum
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SE25 / Ibiza 04 Feb 16 1.33pm

Originally posted by Superfly

Carol Thompson. Lovers rock album (Hopelessly in love) that's also been on my playlist for decades.

Carol Thompson - I'm so sorry
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reminds me so much of being a kid and spending time with my godfather, thanks for posting this

La la la your mum

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Dixie Eagle Chatham 04 Feb 16 1.42pm
Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall more or less anything by bobby Womack (on his own) [Link] this is pretty good though. from 'fly me to the moon' Excellent choice. You could've chosen loads from him.
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Dixie Eagle

Chatham 04 Feb 16 1.42pm

Originally posted by kingdowieonthewall

more or less anything by bobby Womack (on his own)
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this is pretty good though.
from 'fly me to the moon'

Excellent choice. You could've chosen loads from him.

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Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 04 Feb 16 1.54pm
Originally posted by madcap_v2 reminds me so much of being a kid and spending time with my godfather, thanks for posting this Pleased it raised a smile I love that album To be honest, my knowledge of lovers rock amounts to this album and the one Janet Kay song so if you have any recommendations for similar, I'd be all over it. Lend me a Tenor 31 May to 3 June 2017 John McIntosh Arts Centre London Oratory School SW6 1RX with Superfly in the chorus [Link]
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The sun always shines in Catford 04 Feb 16 1.54pm

Originally posted by madcap_v2

reminds me so much of being a kid and spending time with my godfather, thanks for posting this

Pleased it raised a smile I love that album

To be honest, my knowledge of lovers rock amounts to this album and the one Janet Kay song so if you have any recommendations for similar, I'd be all over it.

Lend me a Tenor

31 May to 3 June 2017

John McIntosh Arts Centre
London Oratory School
SW6 1RX

with Superfly in the chorus
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OllieMaidstoneEagle Maidstone, Kent 04 Feb 16 4.52pm
Great band from Sheffield a few years back... Little Man Tate... [Link] Hoof good choices with The Rifles(great live) and 10,000 Maniacs! Ollie's Dad,Ash. Red and Blue Army! LONDON BORN PALACE BRED LIVE AND DIE FOR BLUE AND RED Football is not just a game, its a religion
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Great band from Sheffield a few years back... Little Man Tate... [Link] Hoof good choices with The Rifles(great live) and 10,000 Maniacs! Ollie's Dad,Ash.

Red and Blue Army!
LONDON BORN PALACE BRED LIVE AND DIE FOR BLUE AND RED
Football is not just a game, its a religion

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crystal balls The Garden of Earthly Delights 04 Feb 16 5.02pm
Five great singers; Don Covay. Stones fans might detect the debt a certain Mr Jagger owes to the vocal stylings of the great soul man. [Link] Gram Parsons. Was the mainstay behind The Byrds Sweetheart of the Rodeo and some say he was the talent behind some of the Stones songs on Stick Fingers and EOMSt. Technically not a great voice but brings an emotional impact [Link] Nina Simone a classically trained pianist, she could also sing in just about any style, jazz, blues gospel, R&B, broadway, soul, even reggae. A certain Mr Bowie was impressed by this one [Link] Mary Margaret O'Hara Canadian singer who has hardly released any records over the last 30 years, most eccentric phrasing I've ever heard [Link] Captain Beefheart truly eccentric with a five and a half octave vocal range. Some of his stuff was so out there people are still catching up, this is him at his most accessible, It's still weird [Link] I used to be immortal
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The Garden of Earthly Delights 04 Feb 16 5.02pm

Five great singers;

Don Covay. Stones fans might detect the debt a certain Mr Jagger owes to the vocal stylings of the great soul man.

[Link]

Gram Parsons. Was the mainstay behind The Byrds Sweetheart of the Rodeo and some say he was the talent behind some of the Stones songs on Stick Fingers and EOMSt. Technically not a great voice but brings an emotional impact

[Link]

Nina Simone a classically trained pianist, she could also sing in just about any style, jazz, blues gospel, R&B, broadway, soul, even reggae. A certain Mr Bowie was impressed by this one

[Link]

Mary Margaret O'Hara Canadian singer who has hardly released any records over the last 30 years, most eccentric phrasing I've ever heard

[Link]

Captain Beefheart truly eccentric with a five and a half octave vocal range. Some of his stuff was so out there people are still catching up, this is him at his most accessible, It's still weird

[Link]

I used to be immortal

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 04 Feb 16 5.11pm
Originally posted by crystal balls Five great singers; Don Covay. Stones fans might detect the debt a certain Mr Jagger owes to the vocal stylings of the great soul man. [Link] Gram Parsons. Was the mainstay behind The Byrds Sweetheart of the Rodeo and some say he was the talent behind some of the Stones songs on Stick Fingers and EOMSt. Technically not a great voice but brings an emotional impact [Link] Nina Simone a classically trained pianist, she could also sing in just about any style, jazz, blues gospel, R&B, broadway, soul, even reggae. A certain Mr Bowie was impressed by this one [Link] Mary Margaret O'Hara Canadian singer who has hardly released any records over the last 30 years, most eccentric phrasing I've ever heard [Link] Captain Beefheart truly eccentric with a five and a half octave vocal range. Some of his stuff was so out there people are still catching up, this is him at his most accessible, It's still weird [Link] Another great singer was Mama Cass some great songs [Link] [Link] the dignified don't even enter in the game
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In The Crowd 04 Feb 16 5.11pm

Originally posted by crystal balls

Five great singers;

Don Covay. Stones fans might detect the debt a certain Mr Jagger owes to the vocal stylings of the great soul man.

[Link]

Nina Simone a classically trained pianist, she could also sing in just about any style, jazz, blues gospel, R&B, broadway, soul, even reggae. A certain Mr Bowie was impressed by this one

[Link]

Mary Margaret O'Hara Canadian singer who has hardly released any records over the last 30 years, most eccentric phrasing I've ever heard

[Link]

Captain Beefheart truly eccentric with a five and a half octave vocal range. Some of his stuff was so out there people are still catching up, this is him at his most accessible, It's still weird

[Link]

Another great singer was Mama Cass some great songs

[Link]

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 04 Feb 16 7.55pm
New album out soon. Edited by Cucking Funt (04 Feb 2016 7.55pm) Attachment: Sky.jpg (44.53Kb) Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 04 Feb 16 7.55pm

New album out soon.

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Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 04 Feb 16 8.04pm
Originally posted by crystal balls Five great singers; Don Covay. Stones fans might detect the debt a certain Mr Jagger owes to the vocal stylings of the great soul man. [Link] Gram Parsons. Was the mainstay behind The Byrds Sweetheart of the Rodeo and some say he was the talent behind some of the Stones songs on Stick Fingers and EOMSt. Technically not a great voice but brings an emotional impact [Link] Nina Simone a classically trained pianist, she could also sing in just about any style, jazz, blues gospel, R&B, broadway, soul, even reggae. A certain Mr Bowie was impressed by this one [Link] Mary Margaret O'Hara Canadian singer who has hardly released any records over the last 30 years, most eccentric phrasing I've ever heard [Link] Captain Beefheart truly eccentric with a five and a half octave vocal range. Some of his stuff was so out there people are still catching up, this is him at his most accessible, It's still weird [Link] Add this chap to that list. Superb phrasing with a touch of vulnerability to his voice. [Link] [Link]
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Shizzlehurst 04 Feb 16 8.04pm

Originally posted by crystal balls

Five great singers;

Don Covay. Stones fans might detect the debt a certain Mr Jagger owes to the vocal stylings of the great soul man.

[Link]

Nina Simone a classically trained pianist, she could also sing in just about any style, jazz, blues gospel, R&B, broadway, soul, even reggae. A certain Mr Bowie was impressed by this one

[Link]

Mary Margaret O'Hara Canadian singer who has hardly released any records over the last 30 years, most eccentric phrasing I've ever heard

[Link]

Captain Beefheart truly eccentric with a five and a half octave vocal range. Some of his stuff was so out there people are still catching up, this is him at his most accessible, It's still weird

[Link]

Add this chap to that list.
Superb phrasing with a touch of vulnerability to his voice.
[Link]

[Link]

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