Down with chins
Policy? Did someone say policy?
Nerina Pallot & Theoretical Girl – Life On Mars
Sleepwalking to disaster
You’ve got me never knowing if I’m coming or going
The precise moment at which I fell in love with Motown.
My favourite scene from one of my favourite episodes of one of my favourite series, Moonlighting; Knowing Her, episode 6 of series 2.
Upton, Waring, Collier, Stuart-Clark, Bingham
Woo-hoo!
I made it a full week into 2010 before receiving my first “The DoctorWould Like To See You” letter of the year!
Where have all the good men gone and where are all the gods?
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Mitchell, right, helped make Al Green, left, a star of soul music on the Hi Records label
Willie Mitchell, who has died aged 81, was an icon of Memphis music. As producer, arranger and sometimes co-writer, he moulded the careers of the soul singers OV Wright, Otis Clay, Ann Peebles and, especially, Al Green. Out of his shabby studio at 1320 South Lauderdale came Wright’s A Nickel and a Nail, Peebles’s I Can’t Stand the Rain and I’m Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down, Syl Johnson’s Take Me to the River, and Green’s Let’s Stay Together – recordings now regarded as imperishable classics of soul music.
Listen to Mitchell’s instrumental gem Prayer Meetin’ at Red Kelly’s secondary blog, The “A” Side: http://redkelly2.blogspot.com/2010/01/willie-mitchell-prayer-meetin-hi-2147.html











