More music nostalgia
I play most of my music now in the car. I do a lot of errands, true, but occasionally I get a longer haul. It's always a great time to dig out a cd or a song I've not listened to in a while. Sadly, I don't have all my music in a format I can play. I've still got cassettes that either need replacing or converting (I've often contemplated one of those machines that can convert), while there are other pieces of music I never even got on that format.
This is one such track I've never had in a car playing format: Pseudo Echo - A Beat For You. (Btw, I still prefer the Pseudo Echo version of Funky Town to the original by Lipps Inc.!)
I blame former Radio 1 DJ Phillip Schofield and Virgin DJ Jonno Coleman for the Aussie music I could never get. They used to play so much of it on their shows, and so much of it was never available in the UK. And by then, there were no more family or business trips to Australia. So now I have You Tube and a list of imports I need to find *g*
This is one such track I've never had in a car playing format: Pseudo Echo - A Beat For You. (Btw, I still prefer the Pseudo Echo version of Funky Town to the original by Lipps Inc.!)
Click to viewI blame former Radio 1 DJ Phillip Schofield and Virgin DJ Jonno Coleman for the Aussie music I could never get. They used to play so much of it on their shows, and so much of it was never available in the UK. And by then, there were no more family or business trips to Australia. So now I have You Tube and a list of imports I need to find *g*