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But that's the thing! It's a rubbish film! In fact it's so bad that it's good. haha. It's become a bit of a cult film. It's not going too shabbily thanks. Just bought a book of sheet music for loads of '60s songs. :D http://www.musicroom.com/product.aspx?product_id=3294 And you?

Sorry, just quoting from the film "Dude, Where's My Car?". : p

What does mine say? Dude! What does mine say? Sweee-TUH What does MINE say? Duuu-DUH

haha, I think there probably is a little truth in that.. But moving on...check the "Let's chill..." thread, 'cause I posted a few great saxophone songs! : p

The "Let's chill..." thread is lacking attention, people. :-/ Hope everyone's feeling fine & mellow. G'night.

Ok, but you're going to be a big sleepy head in the morning! Yes you are, yeees you are![/patronise]

Yes Mark. And now it's time for your nap. : p

Wow, sounds like you'll have a blast at uni with that course. Personally I'd be especially interested in the song-writing part, 'cause once I'm better at the piano and my musical knowledge has improved, I'll be looking to write a few songs of my own. =) I really hope you get to be in a funk band some day...'twould be extremely groovy. ;p

Certainly was.

Whoa, that's a crazy mixture of drinks, are you sure you're ok? : p I'm fine thanks. About to watch a documentary called Summer of Love, 1967...probably won't be all that interesting but there might be some nice bits about the music of the times. *thumbs up*

Aw, Lera...sorry to hear about your phone. Glad everything else was groovy though.

heh, I wasn't expecting a reply straight away. I thought that was one of the main points of message boards - that you post stuff for people to read and reply to whenever they feel like it. : p

Groovy. Are you going straight onto Uni or taking a gap year or something?

Bee-bop-a-lula!

Sounds like a blast, have fun!

haha...zuh? Why'd you say that? I don't mind you posting in my thread! It's just the spamming-my-thread-with-smilies that I object to, and you only did that once. : p

"I already paid you my protection money! Now get out of my house!....argh, not the face..!"

Oh, and this is the latest one I've discovered: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/quatro/ (Rockin' With Suzie Q[uatro]. American rhythm & blues, rock 'n' roll and some pop. Mainly '50s and early '60s.) See ya Julia. =)

haha, that's a shame. These are the other shows I listen to: http://www.bbc.co.uk/leeds/content/articles/2004/09/08/music_feature_down_in_the_grooves_feature.shtml ('50s, '60s & '70s music. Lots of hammond grooves, psychedelia and just generally really funky stuff) http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/radiowales/trueblues (old & new blues music. some obscure stuff too) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/sounds60s/ (Sounds of the Sixties. Self-explanatory. ;p )

Yeah, during the past 6 months or so I've discovered some really great radio shows via the BBC website. They have this awesome radio player which stores shows for a week so you can listen to 'em again, or for the first time if you don't live in the right region (two of the shows I listen to are played in Leeds and Wales respectively). The one I'm listening to (as I type this) is presented by Paul Jones, the ex-singer of '60s group Manfred Mann. His show consists of the best rhythm & blues, old and new. =) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/jones

Ok, I'm back. Had to eat quickly 'cause I was missing the show that's on Radio 2 right now.

Hmm...no idea, sorry. I'll think about it some more later, but right now I must go eat supper. Catch you later Julia. =)

Well, keep practising and keep the faith, and who knows what may happen! I'd like to play hammond organ in a blues/rhythm & blues band one day, myself.. ;p

Oh yeah, I forgot you play the saxophone too, that's cool. How's your funky jazz playing coming along? ;p