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[northernbloke12345]

Cheers mate, happy 90th indeed.

 

[DavidWatts69]

The sixties(i think) suit, wish the shoulders were a bit narrower but oh well.

Class

 

[Thin White Duke]

The sixties(i think) suit, wish the shoulders were a bit narrower but oh well.
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Shoulders don’t look bad on that pic. That’s what they’d call “drape” over on CM!😁.

Talking of drape, strides appear to fit well and drape very nicely.

I realize it may be part of your ‘look’ but IMO you’d improve this exponentially by doing your collar and tie up properly, ditching the waistcoat and swapping out those clodhoppers for a decent pair of shoes. Boots may be your thing and they have their place but this suit deserves better.

 

[northernbloke12345]

Yeah the more tapered trousers would look better with shoes, i always wear waistcoats though, got a practical use plus keep you warm in the winter, in the summer i wont wear it, i got the tie habit from here haha.

 

[Man-of-Mystery]

New podcast just dropped! Tracks by Booker T, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, The Olympics, Soul Duo, Sam Cooke, Johnnie Taylor, James Carr, and many more. Plus blues from Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown and Willie Dixon, and an off-the-wall novelty track from Rene Hall. Tune in and boost me up the 1960s chart on Mixcloud!

 

[Man-of-Mystery]

And yet another podcast! The first five minutes are fraught with technical difficulties - not least of all Kate's microphone not working! - but eventually we get going properly. Another hour of STAR Radio’s ‘Soul Shack’, with your DJ Doctor PT, spinning tracks by Aretha Franklin, The Isley Brothers, Sam and Dave, Jr. Walker and the All Stars, Clarence Carter, Billy Preston, and others. Plus studio guest Kate Mowbray’s picks by Nina Simone, Millie Jackson, Minnie Ripperton, and OutKast.

 

[Yorky]

Me and the old bloke.

Wool thermal Barracutta G9, 501’s, Novesta high tops.

 

[Inkss]

Is that a Black Watch tartan Yorky ?

 

[Yorky]

Is that a Black Watch tartan Yorky ?

It is mate a TKMaxx special!

 

[Swampster]

I haven’t seen anything decent in TK Maxx for a while now. You always seem to get good stuff in yours.

 

[Man-of-Mystery]

Yet another podcast!
One hour plus of solid gold Soul Music from the 1960s, brought to you from sunny St Andrews by your DJ Doctor PT. Tracks include numbers by Phil Upchurch, Robert Knight, The Capitols, Doris Troy, Marvin Gaye, Brenton Wood, Bob & Earl, Archie Bell, Billy Butler, and Hank Jacobs. Plus a little insight into the origins of Jamaican Ska, and a couple of versions of 'Born Under A Bad Sign' sung by William Bell.

 

[Man-of-Mystery]

Some absolute bangers this week M-o-M. That Johnny Hallyday cover was surpisingly 'alright'. The missus loved the Billy Stewart version of Summertime, and she's a big fan of the Nina Simone version.
Top work Doc.

Hey! Mercy bo-coo!

 

[Man-of-Mystery]

Yet another podcast!
This is ‘Soul Shack’ – the weekly show for solid gold Soul Music, brought to you by STAR Radio in sunny St. Andrews. This week on Soul Shack we feature 23 relentless Northern Soul 45s, spun by your DJ Doctor PT. Featured artists include Frankie Valli, Edwin Starr, Marvin Gaye, Rita & the Tiaras, Shirley Ellis, Sam Dees, Don Thomas, Inez & Charlie Foxx, and many more.

 

[DavidWatts69]

Yay, Northern Soul!
Little anecdote of mine: I'm a pretty helpless dancer (Quadrophenia reference) and went to a soul/disco night a few weeks ago, well guess what? My ****** "Northern Soul" moves made a load of people compliment me on my dancing even though it was clunky as hell. I suppose there's an advantage to dancing being pretty much dead among young people apart from the jumping club thing that you could barely call a dance.

What would have made me be the laugh of the night in the heyday of the culture made me a star that night.

 

[Man-of-Mystery]

Yay, Northern Soul!
Little anecdote of mine: I'm a pretty helpless dancer (Quadrophenia reference) and went to a soul/disco night a few weeks ago, well guess what? My ****** "Northern Soul" moves made a load of people compliment me on my dancing even though it was clunky as hell. I suppose there's an advantage to dancing being pretty much dead among young people apart from the jumping club thing that you could barely call a dance.

What would have made me be the laugh of the night in the heyday of the culture made me a star that night.

I was actually bouncing around the studio today as I made that programme. Until I remembered my hernia.