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Around 11 or 12 years ago, Jazzfm in London used to play this, and I loved it, and have been looking for it ever since, but didnt know who had recorded it. MANY THANKS for posting this track up!

Right dodgy old driver, I would have thought his legs not up to the job of controlling the pedals, looking at the way he walks, perhaps the car has mobility hand controls fitted, like here in the UK?.............. Looks worrying, though!

@larshopp If there is no grip for the tyres at all, abs wont work.

That is, without doubt, the best car chase scene I have ever seen in a film. By far.

Great Jukebox, and a track by the Queen of Soul..what could be better?

Been watching your videos on youtube and love your Seeburg stereo jukebox; keep up the good work! Regards from Cheltenham, United Kingdom!

I caught this film on BBC2 years ago, and was glad that I had recorded it-the theme is great! I thought it may have been on the double cd release "The many faces of Quincy Jones" but it wasnt....thanks for posting this.

The best film on Youtube of these fantastic machines in the Solent.

I remember back in the 1980s, Channel 4 did a programme about them.

She is amazing for her age, and they harmonize well too; Petula is almost 50 years older than him!

We will never hear her like again. Thank God she recorded all those wonderful, moving recordings for us.

Ella was the greatest singer of all-we will never see or hear her like again. I love this, and Hey Jude and These boots are made for walking--- I wish she had recorded more comtemporary tracks alongside her fantastic jazz and standards.

I had this track on an old cassette from 1971 called Polydor Pacesetters...thank you for posting this great old Brook Benton track.

.... thats why I would never buy a property with shared access. Causes all these rows...

What a great dancer!

I tried to watch this video seriously.........but by the time I watched it again, I nearly collapsed off of the chair!! Its funnier the more you watch it!!

Hope they were both ok though.

Bloody hell, they are all blowing their horns!

Why not just bounce the bloody thing out of the way with a few passers-by??

@luvureally

Ah! thanks- I stand corrected.

She is the U.K's best Rock and Blues female singer-and no contest.

The track is superb-but is it faulty at the end with a faulty track mixing with the upload?

A lovely version of this track from Sheila....I think her voice is still wonderful ( loved the old Georgio Moroder album "New Dimensions", and still play it quite often today.)

SO many great tracks on his albums. Ive loved his music since 1978s Baker street hit the charts.

Fantastic track; love it, the track "keep it to yourself" from the album "Another World" has the same sort of feel to it. Gerry will be much missed..

Terrific track, went right out and bought it the same day it was on the radio; one of the best tracks of the 1970's. All we have now is x factor rubbish...

What a great old track--I remember Tony Blackburn playing "I want you" , a later recording by Anne on his show in the mid-70s!

Excellent album, I bought it Christmas 1976 and still listen to it a lot today.

Oh My God.

KILLINGLY funny!! This man was a great comic. Funny bones..

The best Drama series ever made by the BBC.

Lovely Super Snipe....series V ?sounds like shes got the Detroit Gears type automatic box, that changes up with a lurch at around 30mph?...push the gearlever away from you to select low? Memories...............God, how I miss my Series Humbers.

@JohnTheRipper222

It's a Reliant 3 wheeler van from the 1960's-70's.

@bmhall100

I agree with you!

Bloody fantastic! LOVE it