TDMTLTUT #58 - Callin' Doctor Casey
John D. Loudermilk was a singer-songwriter from the early sixties whose biggest hit (both in the UK and US) was "Language of Love"...
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John D. Loudermilk was a singer-songwriter from the early sixties whose biggest hit (both in the UK and US) was "Language of Love"...
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Ernie Graham came from Belfast and was a member of Eire Apparent before releasing his first solo album "Ernie Graham" (why come ...
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Released on Stiff Records, Lucky Number was a number 3 (lucky for some....................sorry) hit in the UK in 1979. It was originally ...
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"They Don't Make Them Like They Used To" particularly the Osmonds who were the most unlikely of sources for the most rockin...
Read moreHad the absolute honour of witnessing Pulp live last weekend in Hyde Park, crowd and band were on top form. Was reminded how Pulp were o...
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That's way too much star power, also makes me realise how much I miss Three's Company. Also feel free to watch/listen to The Spint...
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THEN: NOW: "hey there you with the sad face, come up to my place and live it up...."
Read moreFor the fiftieth one of these I've gone big, that's right folks, Rodney Dangerfield Rappin'. Also keep an eye out for Andy Kaufm...
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Daryl Hall and John Oates met in the same elevator when hiding from a gunfight. FACT.
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You just don't get jingles of this quality anymore.
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For a brief time in my youth, this ad made me want to do the hoovering, complete with a song that wouldn't have sounded out of place on ...
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