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Was talking about him tonight. I went to a Pulp concert with him and his Auntie Carole years ago. He was a great guy. xxx

He is not the best singer, but has attitude. I loved this when I heard it, aged 15. It was a bit different back then.

A great song, also covered well by Bronski Beat.

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Some of the versions are awful/

Was not a real admirer until two years ago . Saw them at Hampden Stadium, Glasgow a while back. Amazing!!!

Merry Christmas to you too. Love you like a big brother. xx

Had a problem attaching my thoughts. Saw Million dollar quartet in London. Felt bad for Carl Perkins. Obviously talented, but Elvis looked better. Probably why Sun Records promoted him more, not that I am getting at Elvis because he was good too.

He was my dad Andy Graham's most favourite ever. Dad just adored his music and that is why I have come to view it. As a child I thought it was old peoples music, now I realise that Jim Reeves had a beautiful voice. What an amazing tone he has.

Gorgeous tone to his voice. I grew up listening to this as my dad loved his voice. I appreciate it more now that my dad has gone. I think my dad had good taste.

Not wanting to sound dreary, but we played this at my mums funeral. She love Matt McGinn and her father was a miner in Lanarkshire. I had not heard it, until my brother suggested it. Its a lovely old song. I think my mum would have appeciated it.

Mt older brother let me hear this recentlyI. its good fun and some of the lyrics are unexpected. Its just fun.

Jimmy was part of an excellent group of people - Bronski Beat. Maybe if they had stuck together they would have had many more hit singles. There was a lot of talent in their group.

Dint forget the rest of Bronski Beat - Steve Bronski and Larry Steinbachek. It wasnt just Jimmy that showed the problem with aids back then.

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Hi Steve. Its ok, maybe a bit dated. You can do it!

Still sound good. Yes, Steve Bronski , Jimmy Sommerville and Larry were good back then. Their Age of Consent album had many good singles on it.

Good song, but not great lyrics. She sounds great, but wee Jimmy Sommerville still managed to do a brilliant version with Bronski Beat, thoguh I must admit most folk would have to have shut their eyes.

Still a great song. Fans might get upset with me, but a couple of years ago Ioved Adam Lambert singing it on American Idol. I think he did it justice, but probably not quite as good as Robert Plant.

Amazing song. Somehow I didnt really appreciate it back then when I was a teenager, probably listening too much to Olivia Newton John and John Travolta.

My intro back in 1978 to heavier rock by my older brother, but can still appreciate it.

The first band of its kind I saw live in the Glasgow Apollo. I was taken in 1979 by my older brother, who is still a massive fan. It was a great concert for a teenager to see.