TASS Area Support Services
(as I write, Harris is No 1 in the UK dance charts).
In the photos, in addition to my 43-year -old dancing shoes, you will see examples of dance music from the 70s, 80s, 90s and Noughties (nearly all our 12” singles are in original picture- sleeves).
order to make
way for new donations and because money today is worth more than money tomorrow, all our 12” singles during March will be BOGOF (buy one, get one free: buy two and the cheapest is free). In fact, why limit it - you heard it here first - during March, all our recorded music will be BOGOF, all genres, vinyl and CDs!
At the height of his
A-list Holywood celebrity and infamy as a womaniser, Warren Beatty was once approached by a young woman in a night-club and asked to dance. With a precise use of English, he graciously declined
in a manner that befits a man well past the first flush of youth: not ‘I won’t dance’ or ‘I can’t dance’, but rather: ‘I don’t dance.’ This is a lesson for us all. Indeed, the only elderly man that I have ever
seen dancing in a way that could be remotely called ‘cool’ was Nelson Mandela: feet rooted to the spot, elbows tight to the body, forearms parallel to the floor, clenched fists, movement all in the knees and hips: brilliant! So, as MC Nelson M has demonstrated, there is a
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credible alternative to the Warren Beatty solution and it is somewhere between TV’s ‘Strictly...’ at one extreme and pogoing in a mosh pit at the other. All it takes is the right music. Come and check out if we have yours.
If you can’t get to the TASS Books & Music Sale at the Anchorage Centre most Tuesday mornings, then leave your details on the number below or email me with your ‘wants’ in dance or any genre, and I will keep a lookout for you:
fundraising@tasstavistock.org.uk
*Tavistock Area Support Services is a registered charity that provides a range of services for the over-55s (Phone 01822 616958). Please bring your unwanted LPs or CDs etc to The Anchorage Centre (next to Tavistock Bus Station) 8.30 - 4.30, Monday-Friday.
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