just found my old thread-and just found some new choons (lol - choons-like im a yoot
)
ANYWAY
lorna bennett-chapel of love
TT Ross - i will
marcia griffith (i think) caught you in a lie
we never covered them-could anyone add them please..?
Originally Posted by pirate1111:
just found my old thread-and just found some new choons (lol - choons-like im a yoot)
ANYWAY
lorna bennett-chapel of love
TT Ross - i will
marcia griffith (i think) caught you in a lie
we never covered them-could anyone add them please..?
Marcia Griffiths never sang Caught You in a Lie - it was the late, great Louisa Marks 
I spot a bit of Carroll Thompson in this thread, too 
. Hopelessly in Love(C.Thompson), Capricorn Woman (Janet Kay), Rastaman Vibration (B Marley), Breakout (Louisa Marks) and the early Reggae Volume compilations (from late 80's to late 90's) define my teenage years and early twenties I ADORE lovers rock
(All time favourite lovers rock reggae artists are Frankie Paul, Sanchez, Dennis Brown, Alton Ellis, John Holt, Marley, C Thompson, Deborahe Glasgow, Louisa Marks, The Investigators and the Mighty Diamonds - so not many 
)
Hmmmm, not really much of a Reggae person, one or two I like but mostly a rocker
Originally Posted by slimfern:
Couldn't find Marcia Griffiths - caught you in a lie Pirate
"Youuuuuuu said she was your cousin, but I found out that she waaaaassssn't"
Oh my poor neighbours
Originally Posted by sproooot:
Hmmmm, not really much of a Reggae person, one or two I like but mostly a rocker
I like all sorts I'm not stuck on one particular genre, my i-tunes has Mozart to Motorhead
Oh, I can listen to a lot of other stuff too Karma, but Reggae isn't my 'pinnacle'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hajBdDM2qdg&feature=player_detailpage
Might not be classed as Reggae......but...I heard it through the Grapevine....and I likes it....
Originally Posted by sproooot:
Oh, I can listen to a lot of other stuff too Karma, but Reggae isn't my 'pinnacle'
**sad smilie face**....lost me pinnacle yonks ago....**Winkie smilie** xx
Originally Posted by Karma_:
Originally Posted by slimfern:
Couldn't find Marcia Griffiths - caught you in a lie Pirate
"Youuuuuuu said she was your cousin, but I found out that she waaaaassssn't"
Oh my poor neighbours
lol-yep thats her-cheers slim
oh and by the way-never answered your question about the black country-nah im in birmingham-about 1.5 miles from walsall me wench
Originally Posted by Syd:
Originally Posted by sproooot:
Oh, I can listen to a lot of other stuff too Karma, but Reggae isn't my 'pinnacle'
**sad smilie face**....lost me pinnacle yonks ago....**Winkie smilie** xx
Oh maaaaaaan Syd! It's awful when ya lose ya pinnacle!
Not really reggae but ..............in the early sixties we had Jamaican neighbours - I was friends with the kids ...............oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh the stories i could tell about Mrs Day!
I loved the parties - here's the one that sticks in my mind.
Originally Posted by Karma_:
Originally Posted by pirate1111:
Marcia Griffiths never sang Caught You in a Lie - it was the late, great Louisa Marks
I spot a bit of Carroll Thompson in this thread, too . Hopelessly in Love(C.Thompson), Capricorn Woman (Janet Kay), Rastaman Vibration (B Marley), Breakout (Louisa Marks) and the early Reggae Volume compilations (from late 80's to late 90's) define my teenage years and early twenties I ADORE lovers rock
(All time favourite lovers rock reggae artists are Frankie Paul, Sanchez, Dennis Brown, Alton Ellis, John Holt, Marley, C Thompson, Deborahe Glasgow, Louisa Marks, The Investigators and the Mighty Diamonds - so not many )
yeah, lousia marks-i so love that record-slimfern put the link up-and youve got a great taste in music
I'm gonna stop now cos I'll be posting all night
oooh
can someone put BB seaton on
'born free'
i loved that as a kid
im getting quite emotional here
well im not
but you dont know that
you do now
shyte..too many beers again lol
Originally Posted by Syd:
Prefer this version Syd ..
Blimey! This looks confused on m'phone. However I preferred Toots n the Maytals n Dennis Brown. Of course my favourite artist, just to show off, occasionally played a full set in a reggae style.
Originally Posted by slimfern:
Great song, film and Reggae version....did a bit of a move around the kitchen to it slim....lol.. x
Originally Posted by slimfern:
**Wipes tears from eyes**..forget about this..how could I!!!!...my favourite, oh the memories....**sniff**
This iPhone app isn't quite sorted yet, is it? All I can see is a bunch of overlapping text!
ta for the uploads slim
Good night
God bless
off to sleep
The Roots Radics Band 
saturday night
youve gotta have a bit of reggae
*dances*