Link to my youtube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCxANBOB… Any RT's are much appreciated. You can find all my interviews with various actors & musicians, lots of music (Soul, Motown, Classic Pop & Rock, Reggae, Ska, Dance, Indie & a little bit of alternative) plus lots of classic (and in some cases very kitsch 😂) TV, comedy & film. My interviews include 90s icon Betty Boo, Motown's Janie Bradford and Claudette Robinson of Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Liverpool band The Farm plus reunions with the cast of Brookside, actors from the likes of classic TV series such as Minder, The Bill, The Gentle Touch (in tribute to the late Jill Gascoine with actor Paul Moriarty), Shameless, Grange Hill, EastEnders, Coronation Street and cast reunion of classic 80s Aussie saga Sons and Daughters. Link to Interviews playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) (1971) A favourite of mine from his evergreen masterpiece What's Going On. Written by Marvin & James Nyx Jr., the lyrics depict the perils of ghetto life and the grim financial situations of inner-city America. Classic!

The Bill Reunion 2026 👮‍♂️🚔

Madonna - Forbidden Love (from Confessions On A Dance Floor) Warming up for Confessions II in July! This track used to make me feel euphoric when it was played in clubs (but that was probably down to the E's lol). Still think this has an air of Pet Shop Boys. Warm & ethereal.

Betty Boo Vs. Jack Rokka - Take Off (2007) Betty Boo returned after 15 years for a one-off club track with underground DJ Jack Rokka. A big club hit at the time, topping the UK's Indie Chart & supported by the likes of Pete Tong at Radio 1. Love the build-up at the bridge.

4am and just finished another round of edits before we start again at midday - the reason I pushed the pre orders back is that most books are 6 months out of date or more before they are released mine will include what just happened with the Daily Mail attack & all the lead up to publication of who has been trying & failing to stop it & when that failed try to cancel me so it goes unnoticed or I’m discredited so it’s not taken seriously yet all of it has backfired and made it the most in demand read of the year! We’ve not even started the press for #DamagedGoods yet but thanks to their efforts to block it and smear me - it’s had more press than most books do on actual release!!! I can’t wait for the release - and when you get your hands on it you really will all think that everything you’ve seen and heard so far is child’s play - they don’t want this book out because it’s the key to the she-devils playground …. And remember what they used to do to those who they suspected were ‘witches’ in the olden days … well let’s just say these bitches perfume is petrol & my autobiography is lit match🔥

Guru Josh - Infinity (#TOTP 1990) Acid house classic renowned for the saxophone hook played by "Mad Mick" (Mick Stevens). The soaring sax melody was the track's most defining feature. Manchester Haçienda club DJ Mike Pickering helped catapult it into a major hit single.

Raze - Break 4 Love (1988) I think I'd have to pick this one as all-time favourite house classic. Produced by Vaughan Mason & with soulful lead vocals by Keith Thompson, the seminal anthem topped the US Dance Chart. Bassline later used on Sydney Youngblood's 'If Only I Could'.

Tall Paul - Rock Da House (1997) Originally released on white-label vinyl via Effective Records in 1994, the track was given a major commercial release in '97 via VC Recordings (subsidiary of Virgin) & saw it fly into the UK Top 20 Singles Chart. Classic old-school!

DJ Quicksilver - Bellissima (1996) DJ Quicksilver AKA German-Turkish DJ Orhan Terzi. One of the defining euro-trance anthems of the 90s. Originally released in Nov'96, the track was then re-released in '97 as a double A-side. The single climbed to #4 in the UK.

Still thinking about last week’s amazing career-spanning 50th anniversary show at @MancAcademy! Check out some more brilliant photos from that night here… 📸: Richard Ahern

Rozalla - Everybody's Free (#TOTP 1991) One of the top dance anthems of the 90s. With Rozalla's euphoric, powerhouse vocals, the uplifting classic was written by Nigel Swanston and Tim Cox. The single hit #6 in the UK and topped the US Hot Dance Club Play chart.

I have walked past this deer every morning this week and guessed that she must have had a fawn nearby. I have had the video on my phone ready every day and today was rewarded with a few seconds glimpse of the baby deer.

Thanks team x

Very much looking forward to dropping in on this wonderful festival tomorrow to talk about the new horror flick #Harbinger @ShogunFilms and having a pint and a bag of chips. Its going to a fun weekend. Many thanks to everyone involved for the invite. What a line up♥️🎉🌟