They Don't Make 'Em Like That Any More

[Dave]

Latest post of the previous page:

I knew what you meant, Dave. It was the wording that seems to contain an 'I thought' too many.

I didn't notice that, boatbuilder, I didn't give it a second thought that I'd given it a second thought.

[boatbuilder]

I knew what you meant, Dave. It was the wording that seems to contain an 'I thought' too many.

I didn't notice that, boatbuilder, I didn't give it a second thought that I'd given it a second thought.

We'll put it down to the fact that you were double checking your thoughts, Dave.

[Dave]

Matt Monro aka 'The Man with the Golden Voice'.

[boatbuilder]

One of my favourite singers, Dave.

[Dave]

One of my favourite singers, Dave.

The quote below is from The Express, boatbuilder, if Sinatra thought he was one of the best he must have been.

Frank Sinatra, the man with whom he was so often compared, said of Monro after his death: “If I had to choose three of the finest male vocalists in the singing business, Matt would be one of them. His pitch was right on the nose; his word enunciations letter perfect; his understanding of a song thorough.”

[boatbuilder]

He probably never said a truer word, Dave.

[Dave]

From 'The Man with the Golden Voice' to the man with the gravelly voice.

[Dave]

Celine Dion.

[Dave]

Dusty Springfield

[Dave]

Bobby Vee.

[boatbuilder]

Bobby Vee.

The flip side of that one....

[Dave]

The flip side of that one....

I suppose there's no such thing as a 'flip side' these days, only the oldies will remember them.

[Dave]

Neil Sedaka, I could have chosen many others but today it's 'Laughter in the Rain'.

[Dave]

Eva Cassidy - Fields of Gold.

[Dave]

Jackie Wilson sings 'Reet Petite'.

[Dave]

'From A Jack To A Queen' sung by Ned Miller.