Red Red Wine - UB40

Culture Club - Karma Chameleon

The Jam - That's Entertainment

Blur - Popscene

What a voice!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKL4L-A9u0I

Please tell us what is all about.....

Old school hip hop(1980's)

I always liked this and remember buying the single, about the same time prince started out but far better than any of his posturing nonsense, IMO.

Thai 3's enjoying a Sunday afternoon skirmish with Prince lovers, live and let live, especially with folks one doesn't even know I say, people get very emotional about their musical tastes, more than about their cuisine leanings in my experience.

Today I was enjoying hacking down a vicious creeper known in Thai as cha-om or Acacia pennata for its botanical term. Thais use the leaves in a curry but the stem and branches are studded with very sharp thorns that tear your skin or shirt to shreds in seconds.

went to Chonburi on Fri to see Got and Jin. He's very professional with a great dance troupe, left Grammy it seems, she's in Manchester in the UK on Tuesday.

Bossin' it.

Not many people know that Prince wrote this song after spending an April day in the fields of Udon Thani, digging out weeds from the sugar cane in 40 degrees.. He's singing about his first Leo after work,

One of Jim's songs about a joint he was reluctant to leave late at night

Behind blue eyes - the who

I am a rock - Simon garfunkel

Not many people know that Prince wrote this song after spending an April day in the fields of Udon Thani, digging out weeds from the sugar cane in 40 degrees.. He's singing about his first Leo after work,

I thought the song he wrote for his first Leo after work was Sexy MF....

Listening to

'Oppressive heat',it's true in March and April,it beats one down working outside,the sheer furnace temperature, craving a cool glass of water within minutes......,conversely how can one describe the cold in the UK? Biting,numbing, whipping one into submission.

I'd rather die in the heat

BN old chap, I dont know if this auspicious page number has escaped your attention or not, 304.

Are you familiar with this road, that goes from Suwinthawong in MinBuri all the way to Korat, via Chachoengsao, via Wang Nam Keaw, via cee yaek Pak

Thong Chai, where one turns right onto the 24 to The Badlands of Buriram and Surin, LOL.

I dont know if you are a Brooce fan or not, in my house we have unisex toilets, LOL

Guess Brooce and Blyan Adams never made it to Bang Kapi.

Why is 304 lucky rgs? Yes I've always liked the Boss but I had an unfortunate experience back in the early 80s when I rented a room in a house owned by a friend who was crazy about her 'Bruce'. Se played him non-stop for about 3 years- and then became a dyke when her boyfriend left her ( too much Bruce I expect) and was last heard of living up north somewhere where a lot of the dykes congregate. Incidentally, why are dykes so-called? Is it because like the dykes to hold water they are usually robust and stout, broad shouldered? I think we should be told.

Anyway always liked this one

Ths first beer after a hot day in the fields is sheer bliss, it reminds me of the time I was a postman in Bristol. Up early, leaping over hedges,scurrying up and down steps, ramming the latest Vogue magazine through the mailbox to smack that snarling Alsation in the teeth, it was energetic stuff and by 7.00 am one was famished. Breakfast never tasted so good, fried bacon and eggs with fried tomato, baked beans and toast, wonderful! It's not exactly suffering but the hard work makes the reward so much more pleasurable.

"Bushes and Briars" Old English Folk Traditional Song (acoustic guitar with lyrics) - Kee Smith

"Geordie" - old english folksong - sensational version(!) by Freya Casey

Naturally they were 'influenced' but what Jimmy Page did was take it to a new level

Sounds as hard hitting today as then

Prague Film Orchestra: Star Wars - Imperial March

The BBC Concert Orchestra -theme to the Superman

Rocky - Gonna fly now (Finale Theme) : Korean Pops Orchestra