On The Buses Again......Mum's Last Fling

So, more fun and frolics from that hilarious British 1970's sitcom On The Buses. The series

ran from 1969 to 1973 producing 74 episodes as well as three spin-off feature films.

And reacting to them for his Youtube channel is the wonderful bxkid7, enjoying them for

the first time.

And in this funny episode Mum (Doris Hare) decides to roll back the years by dating her

new gentleman friend, unaware that he's actually a married con artist. And while she's

constantly out, it seems that no cleaning or cooking is getting done around the house.

And when Olive (Anna Karen) questions Mum's sudden romantic activity at her time

of life, Mum replies "Just cause there's snow on the roof  doesn't mean the fire's gone out."

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Below are a few gifs I created highlighting some of the cleverly choreographed mishaps

throughout the series.

Above: Stan & Jack line up Inspector Blakey, nicknamed Dracula, for a

photo snap in front of a bus poster advertising a horror movie.

Naturally Blakey is completely unaware until he sees his polaroid photo.

No 11 From My All Time Favourite 90's Dance Classics

Emerging late into the 90's decade of Dance is this memorable Club track called

'Back To Paradise' by Byron Stingly.

He was also well known for his other big Club hit 'Get Up (Everybody) from that same year

in 1989. And with those unusually high tones of his, he not surprisingly did a cover of Disco icon

Sylvester's 'You Make Me Feel Mighty Real.'  And all these tracks can be found on Byron Stingly's

1989 album 'The Purist.'

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No 12 From My All Time Favourite 90's Dance Classics

Here's a scorching Dance tune from 1995 which I first heard, as always, on Danny Rampling's

weekly radio show The Lovegroove Dance Party. And not surprisingly it became a popular Club

anthem in the mid 1990's.

NUSH - U GIRLS (LOOK SO SEXY)  1995

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No 13 From My All Time Favourite 90's Dance Classics

More fun and frolics from those early days of Dance and House Music. This mix of Slave to

The Vibe by Aftershock came out in 1993 around the time when Clublife was really hotting up.

Even the BBC took notice of this popular new trend and youth culture moment by running a weekly

tv series called 'Dance Energy' hosted by presenter Normski. The show ran from 1990 to 1993.

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Dancer:  Ethan Samuel

Molly Boy Reacts Again.....WHO ARE YOU by THE WHO

Once again another great reaction from Molly Boy, who's clearly taken a liking to that great

English Rock Band The Who.

And in this reaction we see The Who performing their 1978 hit 'Who Are You' taken from their

eighth studio album of the same name. And as always it's great seeing Molly Boy's

reaction having seen it for the first time. And it's also one of the last times that we see the

complete line up of the original Who, as their enigmatic drummer and wild man of Rock, Keith

Moon, passed away just a month later after the album's release.

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The Black Mighty Orchestra...Ocean Beach

Here's a beautiful Ambient remix of a tune first made popular by the great Henry Mancini

originally called 'Lujon.'

Although it's not part of my Top 20 Dance Classics, but this very sound was what is

known as Ambient and Chillout music which was actually born out of Dance and House

Music, a new trend that was first popular in The Balearic Islands, particularly in Ibiza in

Clubs like Amnesia, Pacha and Cafe Del Mar where party goers would wind down while

watching the beach sunsets after wild nights out at the big Island Clubs.

OCEAN BEACH BY THE BLACK MIGHTY ORCHESTRA (2000).

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Last night I grabbed this shot (below) of the rising near Full Moon on the night after

the actual Full Moon which was on a rainy Monday night. And once again I missed my

chance of capturing a shot of a jet airplane gliding across the face of the Moon simply

because my camera was locked onto the ten second self timer just as the jet passed.

Oh well, better luck next time.

The October Full Moon is called 'Hunter's Moon.'

No 14 From My All Time Favourite 90's Dance Classics

Here's an absolute cracker from 1994 featuring Judy Cheeks with 'Reach.' It was released again

in 1996 with some updated and popular remixes.

Sadly Judy passed away in 2005 at the age of 71. But what memories she has left us with her music.

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Below is our road skater Alex who featured

here in a previous Dance Track choice.

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