What's on your turntable right now?

Hi guys,

I am curious to know what your playing right now or any songs that seems to be always hanging around your turntable.

I am sure I'm going to discover some cool tracks.

So... don't be shy and let me know.

As far as I am concerned this one since to be always around and playing at the moment:

Cheers,

Laurent,
Les BOF!

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Permalink Reply by PETER HEED on March 15, 2012 at 17:07

Is it the version on Blue Horizon, it's great. Or the Chess version ?

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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Goode on March 15, 2012 at 15:05

Another indie track from my trawl through the vinyl archives last night

The Wedding Present - I'm Not Always So Stupid

Reminds me of getting dumped (again) at Uni.

I was never a huge Weddoes fan - though I saw them a few times.

This track I love, reminds me of the self-pitying misery of youth

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Permalink Reply by Mod Goddess on March 16, 2012 at 4:50

Bessie Banks - the original version of Go Now - made famous by the Moody Blues' cover of it.

Here is a clip of her son doing it - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6ECOhQIUV0 - It sounds OK, but I love Bessie's better!

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Permalink Reply by The Snow Runner on March 16, 2012 at 15:25

This afternoon its Nine Below Zero - Chilled. A largely acoustic album from 2002.

Off to Paris tomorrow for week on the road, always a game to be had somewhere!

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Permalink Reply by Paul D,Angelo on March 17, 2012 at 9:04

WOOPEE By Joe Simon, a great great Tune from the WHEEL, also King Curtis,s GREEN ONIONS,, and the perfect song for mid March, ITS THAT TIME OF THE YEAR, Len Barry,

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Permalink Reply by Bobby Charlton on March 18, 2012 at 17:05

Today, regardless of my daughter moaning about my 'Boring' music:

5.30 - Bed

Hank Mobely - Soul Station

The Milkshakes - After School Session

Thee Mighty Caesars - English Punk Rock Explosion

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Permalink Reply by Kai Ahland on March 18, 2012 at 18:16

Good choice! Saw 5:30 in ´91 as opener to Chapterhouse in London. Main act was boring, but they were fantastic. When "After School Session" came out, the Milkshakes played my hometown. They stopped after 2 or 3 songs and only started again after having finished a complete crate of beer (20 half litre bottles) while sitting on the edge of the stage. Those were the days!