James Dreyfus is 57 today, Happy Birthday James 🎁🎂

If you go out drinking and call out of work the next day... I'm here to let you know my generation showed up for work in the same clothes we had on the night before, with a wristband

Jimi Hendrix, guitar god, with ‘Voodoo Child (Slight Return)’ into Cream’s ‘Sunshine of Your Love’, a brief instrumental version. Over 8 mins of Hendrix brilliance!🎸🙏 RIP, legend.

Belter of a 90s song 🔥

If this song doesn’t make you want to answer your large Nokia phone EXTREMELY LOUDLY in the middle of public…

I’m an absolute arse for never following back, if you are arsed like this tweet and I’ll make amends. I need something mindless to do to take my mind off shit 🤨

What a bloody single. "Living on the Ceiling" by Blancmange, was released as the band's third single on 15 October 1982, peaking at No. 7 on the UK Singles Chart. PunkAndNewWave GC's Punk & New Wave Fat Old Anarchist Lee Stevens

This is a masterclass in dinner party set snodbury.. How dare a street rat like me invade her safe space with its lectures and books, I mean can I even read a book? It would be best if I just stayed hanging around in chicken shops and estate parks where I belong. P.s this is why

I'll be recording a celebration of Kenny Everett’s television work in a few days, which I can't say too much about at the moment but will soon. I can't wait though. Rarely a day goes by when I don't watch, listen to or at least think about something he created. When it comes to

Tainted Love Bedsitter Say Hello Wave Goodbye Torch What You’d be hard pressed to find a finer run of consecutive Top Five hits in any decade than those Soft Cell corkers that charted over 12 months during 1981 and 1982.

''Lindsey Buckingham's ability to play such a complicated pattern and sing at the same time will never cease to amaze me.'' This is literally not a performance, it's a feeling. Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks performing 'Never Going Back Again' together.

Anyone that’s never heard this extended version is in for a treat. The clarinet intro is one of my favourite pieces of all time. 12 year old me was mesmerised by this. Soft Cell say hello wave goodbye - 12 inch version - 1982 original vinyl youtu.be/vdH_xOIlbbk?si… via YouTube

Let’s go in with this trippy little number from 1991, in the form of #bassheads, #isthereanybodyoutthere. 🫡🙌🏻

Next up is an absolute banger from one of the best DJs around, 33 years ago: The incredible Carl Cox @ The Eclipse 1992 This is a ridiculously mad tape, Carl on ludicrous form. I couldn't locate the exact tracklist for this, as there's about 15 Carl tapes from there running

With the Ashes starting tomorrow, here is my updated handy guide to fielding positions.

Back in 1979, I believe Brian Clough gave his best interview with John Motson asking the questions. Cloughie was in great form. They should show this interview to the likes of Sky, TNT, Match Of The Day, etc., because their presenters and so-called pundits would probably learn a

Sooooo good. Lolling out loud on the train. I really don’t think it’s possible to pack more laughs and delight into a couple of minutes than this. Not sure but I strongly suspect this will have been written by Barker too, under his Gerard Wiley persona, one of the greatest and

Face masks ?… the science says no. The End.

We are in the 1990’s. You’re a pub kid from the estate. You’ve been dragged along so Dad can have “just the couple” before the game (which is never just a couple). Mum said, “Keep an eye on ’em.” So now you’re part of the pub furniture. You’re not on pints. You’re on a pint