Just the thing to cheer up a grey day!
Have a good weekend – - – from the Team at JRS Consultants

Steven suggests this for the Friday Song:

Plus a “Happy Birthday to Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee” for last Friday.
I loved 1981 – I was such a Trendy & Bright Young Thing (Terry Hall’s hair has just reminded me) constantly full of the Joys of Spring . . well, Pernod and Black probably . . (will say no more)
Have a Good Weekend – - Sandra

Steve Barnes (Guest DJ) writes:
Congratulations to the two “Yorkshire” clubs succeeding in the play-offs, and, because I feel I should leave the Leeds choice up to Simon upon his return, here is a song from London 0 Hull 4:

Steve has been off poorly this week so this weeks Friday song is for him:

I was going to put this one up:

Good weekend everybody!

Obviously the sentiments involved in decisions like those below form an increasingly common feature of our conversations with the profession. The decision is not always in the negative however it would not be fair to describe those intending to continue as “enthusiastic”. Steve tells me that I have used the summation of this mood “carry on regardless” twice this week – so here is a strangely perceptive musical rendition of the theme:

Do you need a bit of light relief today?
I did so I did this.
Apparently, and it looks to me like a perfectly genuine website, in a past life I was:

I don’t know how you feel about it, but you were male in your last earthly incarnation. You were born somewhere in the territory of modern Austria around the year 975. Your profession was that of a entertainer, musician, poet or temple-dancer.

Seems spot on to me!
Have a go an put any interesting findings in the comments box.

Many didn’t, but I enjoyed the Style Council years and this seems somewhat appropriate this week:

Transitional chaos, Autorecbot madness etc. etc. Sometimes words are just not enough:

Suggested by Steve.

My choice.

On legal advice from AK.
All dedicated to….. oh you know who!

It’s not really quite my thing, a bit too sentimental, but saw her live as the support act for Richard Hawley on Monday night. She kept the Sage Hall 1 enwrapped for 30 mins by herself with just a guitar. If anything I think she was better live than on this version. Reservations aside she has a great voice, real talent and deserves the minor plug being on this site brings;

You have had a song this week and I am reminded of this by fellow Marton 6th Form College alumni Bagrec. Hope it cheers you up as much as it did me: