Has anyone listened to Fay Hield?

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Have to admit that some of us more 'thinking drinkers' down the Pickwick,Block,Anchor on an afternoon sussed out that a pint of cider had more kick than the pee poor lager and bitter they shoved out in them days.:D

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I've heard of Hank Ballard 'cos it was him who invented the 'Twist' and made Chubby Checker famous by writing all those hits for him, such as 'Lets twist again' and the like.

He also wrote lots of hits for other artists without much success as an artist himself.

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Best era was the E-ra! :)

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To reiterate ;) The E Era - is that clearer? :)

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I would go for anything between 1887 to present day, personal choice, technology gave it to us.

O.K. that's slightly more than 5 years, but, wow, the number of different pools we can dip into these days why be restrictive?

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If you mean Acid House - it was sh*te...!!!

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Obviously to you it was - better than getting ****ed on warm bitter and vommiting outside the Blockade! ;)

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Mentioning the 'Dominoes' group, I find I didn't know that the great Jackie Wilson, of 'Reet Petite' fame, was their lead singer.

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Billy Ward and His Dominoes with Jackie Wilson - Rags to Riches (1953) - YouTube there yeh go pompeylass.;)

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I was listening to a cd of Nelson Riddle when i came accross a singer who i had never heard of before, a lady called Linda Ronstadt, outstanding, well worth listening to.,

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The Dominoes had some cracking vocalists in their group, including the legendary Clyde McPhatter, much admired by myself and Mr Cashman! :)

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M.A.R.S. - Pump Up The Volume - http://retrovidz.blogspot.com/ - YouTube

Music conjures up an image in my mind...:mosher:

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definatly new wave/punk era for me,especially as i`m postingthis while watching the dross that is x factor