I didn't know, nice !

Simply Red ... Mick Hucknall ... enough said!

So the Northern Soul scene - which still flourishes to this day - would have ignored all these artists? I think I've heard tracks by all those, bar Miles Davies, played at one time or another

Sorry Charlie Sheen but i learned all about Funk via 1970's Blaxploitation movies such as Superfly, Across 110th Street, Foxy Brown, Coffy, The Mack, Truck Turner, Dolemite and many more, didn't need no Rap or Hip Hop to turn me on to Curtis Mayfield, Bobby Womack or Willie Hutch

I'm guessing thats without Cut Chemist?

With people saying Hip hop has died I disagree. It certainly isn't my first choice of genre but with people like Jhest and Doom coming from britain the future is bright with great lyrics

He's back

There doing Coachella but Nu Mark isn't sure if its going to lead to anything else

Add to that Scroobius Pip, DJ Yoda, B Dolan and a number of others.

I got Scroobius Pips album last year for a bargain of £6 on vinyl and wasn't expecting much at all but it really is a little treasure.

Beltin' stuff. The lad's got a way with words.

Tears for Fears, ELP , pair of them just make me want to vomit.

R&B with the likes of Rihanna, Ne-Yo etc. What's even more annoying is that most people I work with think that they are the height of musical excellence.