Eddie Kendricks-Girl You Need A Change Of Mind Remix

[@troy8579]

WHY am I still vigorously bopping my head to this in 2023 !!!

[@rob3740]

i was in the booth the night when larry played this for the first time, straight off my reel to reel edit mix, before it was pressed. the floor was bouncing!

[@DennisBedroomDJ]

So, you’re are saying, this was your Remix? I have been looking it’s producer for years. Never been given the real credit it deserves.

[@alainvincent1309]

Bobby, Larry Loved It And So Did The Core 4:42 Tore The Roof Off Thank You

[@trymenot81]

Uhmm... you do recall that the floor used to really and actually, literally bounce...(Stadium speakers in an authentic garage. )that's when the colored tissue paper would rain down on the floor causing the masses to resemble a bunch of drunken astronauts trying to walk on the moon. Needless to say, any substance one consumed would, along with the dizzying lights, complete the effect. The term "Sultan's Jerk" was the name given to the revelers who mastered this other worldly slip and slide, hop and scotch, twist and twirl, Olympic performance. Of course some would end up on the floor still dancing, never missing a beat.

[@brentstevens6228]

Well damn! I can imagine that was the THING.

[@Musicfiend4ever]

@@trymenot81 You know! 😉

[@nyc10031black]

this reminds me of a time in New York when the big clubs were in full swing and the energy of the city was creative, pulsating and carfree and you felt on top of th world. We lost that and a part of the city died with that time but the music lives on......

[@Mightyoverevery1]

One night Larry Levan mixed the Hell out of this song , at the Garage, I can still hear it.

[@Musicfiend4ever]

Fuck Yeah! Memorable! 40 years later and folk still can’t stop talking about the experience. I know. I was there sweating buckets.

[@joelsherrod2547]

Better days . . . the Paradise Garage . . . the Nickel Bar . . . the Loft . . . . the Shelter . . . and Club Zanzibar---Newark, New Jersey. The best era of time EVER!!! I loved it all, and would trade this current life for that life in a heartbeat!

[@shirleybutler2623]

Joel Sherrod Tell it like it is no skool like ode skool music timeless indeed AMEN! !

[@Lenox_TheWellBeing]

my man! , you went in! lived it; loved it!

[@Musicfiend4ever]

YOU KNOW! ❤

[@manuelxavier5659]

The Disco from the first half of the 1970s is mindblowingly attractive! There should be Early Disco Nights all over the place. The youth of today could finally smile and dance with each other!

[@11dsw]

Yes, good idea. Nascent Disco, 1971-1975….I wish. That’s my Wheelhouse 😀💕🪩I’m a. 7os/8os kid I found this music in the 9os… Nothing better.

[@lyonhard1]

Funk, Jazz, and disco all rolled into one, the man was a true master

[@MemoirsOfaRoketto]

Eddie was the best the finest, and this songs were the best music that existed. people just don't understand this kind of music, and how deep it goes, down to your soul. THE PANKEY 5

[@djjoeymay]

Downstairs Records ruled! DJ's of every level shopped there, including my humble self. Great memories from a great era in music - DISCO!

[@brentstevens6228]

Yessir! I lived in CA but $100 you could the 12"s wholesale at $2.50 -$2.75 apiece. I still have the sealed OG copy of Doug E Freshs The Show on Reality, plus B-Boys on Vintertainment etc.

[@ImageByMalcolm]

Every time I play and listen to this song, it immediately put me in a day dream position. In that day dream I see me as a 8 year old boy, watching my mother play this song over and over. It’s such a good feeling. Feelings that’s gone today.

[@edwardgraham3009]

Eddie and the Young Senators from Washington,DC. This is real music. Thanx

[@geminilover9526]

A true Golden Oldie.... can someone please bring back great song like this to the world....." one day !!!!!😎

[@sassyflo26]

Yesss! Paradise Garage!

[@roxanns9149]

Ooooohhhhh!! Lordy, took me waay back! That was the place back in the day 💜💜💜

[@chneale]

This tune is considered as the first Disco tune that started the genre!

[@11dsw]

Yes, and “Win, Place or Show” by The Intruders...both in ‘72 😀💕

[@sherrod000]

Eddie Kendrick a True Pioneer. Vocally, musically, fashion. physical look etc, So so so so underated.

[@TheSyl1970]

sherrod000 Indeed. Like so many others he never got his just do. Amazing vocalist and performer ❤️

[@guillaumechatelain5650]

We can always rehabilitate someone

[@Mystique2u]

I remember Larry looping Eddie's long note followed by the guitar & piano solo's. Maaaannn, we used to stomp the floor off of this at The Garage!@planchaone... Don't forget "purple haze," "magic mushrooms" & "rush" Those were the days! Thanks for posting!

[@mgreen8581]

larry used to do the same in the zanzibar... he was killin it

[@lamontlewis]

What you doin' in my garage homes? Was that the bomb or what?

[@Mannchild11]

Yeah. Garage: Don't drink the punch...so...fast...it has...oh never mind. Lol.

[@TheLarnefc]

Larry had a great ear for music and feeling for what would work the crowd. Unfortunately mixing was not one of his fortes

[@Musicfiend4ever]

WHAT! WHAT! WHAT! YOU KNOW WHATS UP! WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE THE EXPERIENCE. YOU HAD TO HAVE BEEN THERE! GLAD I DID NOT MISS THAT BUS.

[@rob3740]

hey all, loved walter, we were friends and worked together at downstairs records. he was my favorite dj, speant many nights with him in his booth at galaxy 21. but walter didnt do this mix, i did. bobby busnach. put it out with downstairs records in the late 70s. i also bootlegged the original fusion beats. great to find this here. i dont even have a copy any more.

[@alainvincent1309]

Bought So Many Records At Your Spot This Was One Of Them Paradise Garage Forever

[@billie44]

God you had to hear this at the Garage in nyc

[@Leo19Lady]

Yes you did n in Melons!!!

[@djnastybk]

Eddie k. was the man, there will never b another.

[@samadjhi]

Eddie and his crew did a excellent job recognizing which way the wind was blowing and had the talent and ability to produce. Eddie was out front. This band was excellent.

[@m-l7127]

I agree completely.

[@joelsanders6206]

Eddie rocked the clubs w/ this joint! KING TEMPTATION!

[@songbird565]

To all who if you were not there................YOU MISSED IT!!!!!! OLD SCHOOL FOREVER :) :)

[@SolarRadioFM]

AMEN TO THAT !

[@Musicfiend4ever]

Pssst! You know that experience will never be repeated. Glad we didn’t miss that bus.

[@LizDaWiz]

@@SolarRadioFM INCREDIBLE TIMES TO HAVE LIVED , ENJOYED

[@chariotwofilthy8374]

Hi edagdwg thanks for sharing love this song and Eddie love the bongos love this song fun times ok ok that's what I say lindaj 💯💯 🌈❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌈🌈

[@quaz5784]

This was the best jam.1973 .Freshman year. SUNY. at New Paltz. Life has never been the same.

[@AYAGUASKERA]

THANK YOU ,TOOK ME BACK TO NY,1973TO1979 BEST DISCO DANCING!!!!!!!!

[@ThaBrooklynHurricane2]

Ultimate Club Banger!!!

[@TheDebgirl12000]

This was my JAM back in my Junior High School days! My brothers called it the "men's national anthem!" Eddie Kendricks was the man!

[@beaglybeagle]

LOL!

[@glannapolisteam8681]

Best disco song ever ! Love the bass

[@brentstevens6228]

Nothing like the old classics!

[@11dsw]

This is a great R&B track. More though, this is an awesome disco record. Everything that made the first few years of disco awesome is represented in this unbelievable song. The last 90 seconds nearly makes my head explode. At least 4 to 5 years ahead of its time. When I say I love disco, this is the kind of music I'm speaking of.

[@jerrodlowther9252]

Old club heads stand and unite we will take our love for this music to the Savoy in Pennsauken NJ 7/27/13 it will be memorable

[@derrickcoggins2374]

this was one of my favorite songs I use to listen to before going to the Paradise Garage. See youngster you did not just go to the Garage you had to get warmed up first, your steps had to be right on time.

[@sporran5643]

Oh, lordy, those bongo drums!!!! My friends thought I was too button-down preppie for my own good and took me to the Continental Baths one night my junior year in college in 1973. I remember dancing to the instrumental break of this song next to dudes in towels and one screamingly elegant drag queen who was off on some other dance planet. By the time those horns came on at the end, I was in ecstasy that I remember vividly to this day. Bathhouses and drag queens, you bet. Those were SOME days!

[@Madea8917]

I don't care how many times I listen to "Girl You Need A Change of Mind" feels like I heard it for the first time today.

[@johnv6477]

Unbelievable at Paradise Garage,,,,,,trippin' balls with this banging @ 8.00 a.m OMG

[@alainvincent1309]

I Worked With You Sister Christina At 54 For Minerva. Always Let My Friends In. Larry Played On Thursdays.

[@alainvincent1309]

Correct Version. A True Paradise Classic.

[@edithvanloo5059]

DEAR Discopatrick: thanks for posting this FANTASTIC record!!!

[@keithhoward1705]

100%👍 yes sir!#!!!!!!!Damn it 🚹 Man can u say Zanzibar.

[@calvinjones9694]

It begins and end at the LOFT 99 prince David Mancuso RIP...

[@chneale]

The drum brake is completely different from the album version..awesome.

[@rob3740]

the soundcloud posting is much better sound! you will also find my "sister" love hangover and love sensation edits there done at the same time as i did girl. along with tons of my other mixes, done in the 70s/80s and also new mixes. bobby busnach

[@alainvincent1309]

Bobby! Larry Nicky Frankie David Loved Your Version Hot For Days Thank You

[@Multi1628]

Few "underground" pre-disco classics inspire so much enthusiasm and loyalty to 2016 as this 1972 icon of a dance classic! This song not only kept Kendrick's classic 60s Temptations' voice in the clubs, but also was innovative in myriad ways to affect the next 40 - going on 50 years of house r&b dance disco music - thank you for posting this truly wonderful song!! DAVEDJ also, while this was being enjoyed in Manhattan from such clubs as The Loft & Paradise Garage, it was also burning up the dance floor at Pete's Place, Le Directoire & La Boucherie in New Orleans!! This man's voice rules in 60s Motown, 1970s to now, 2017...

[@11dsw]

DAVID WOLF recorded in early 1972. This song can easily fit into 1978. The first truly proper disco song.

[@howardcampbell2972]

melon's and paradise garage , was it all so simple then or has time rewritten every line ?

[@Multi1628]

Barbra Streisand or Gladys Knight & the Tipsy Pips? Can never decide! L.O.L.

[@antoinetteowens3475]

The Loft, NYC

[@ericcallender1575]

The Loft-RIP Dave M.

[@maumau256]

Yes the floor was bouncing, pure madness :-). It was great to experience this on the garage sound system

[@ernestobardwell146]

Brother Eddie R I P Thanks For The Good Music Ladies Now What You Said To That 💘 😻 The Gemini Man Nyc 🎶 🎵

[@gregj5062]

What DJs back-in-the-day would call a 'plate'. The envy of other DJs, to make/have a version of a hit no one else had or could not get in a store. Sing it Eddie! What you say to that!!!!

[@lindavictor9807]

Remember Francis, Dario, Steve, Micheal, Jelly Bean Francis & Dario wud play music that u wud never expect like Beggin by the four seasons Francis wud play that as his last song who wud expect that even though it was a great song & Dario wud play James Brown Sex Machine & smack right in the middle play Led Zepplen whole lotta love.

[@brentstevens6228]

Absolute facts!

[@tompesce2597]

nyc, the city that never sleeps,listing Too Eddie makes me wanna dance ever time i hear this side.cuz he's one of a kind.

[@phatchick820]

THE JAM!!

[@shirleybutler2623]

Oh hell to the yeah! ! This awesome classic is straight FIRE I had to call the fire department LOL! Do you hear them coming? A trip down memory lane good old days 4REAL! ! !

[@charlesduran8700]

Back room of the ' Better Days ' In memory of Tee Scott .... R.I.P. !!!!

[@keithhoward1705]

Charles Duran how bout Zanzibar way better than better days take my hand lead there what u say to that!!

[@denisemitchell9876]

Yep he worked Zanzibar and WBLS also a mastermind

[@hyperdog67]

this song puts me in a space that's just incredible.I love this jam to death.

[@normanbutler9202]

Paradise Garage. Headrest. Tunnel. Blotter in the punch. “U already know “

[@alfredgaskin6335]

This is music

[@shirleybutler2623]

Alfred Gaskin OMG Tell it like it is AMEN Those were the good old days 4SURE! ! This classic is in its own class of its own Do you agree?

[@randolphglover4627]

Eddie would want us all to "KEEP ON TRUCK'IN "

[@kncox81]

And that's exactly what I'm going to do! I'm going to "Keep On 🚚", no matter what!

[@shirleybutler2623]

TELL IT LIKE IT IS AMEN! !!!!!!!

[@liebja]

Thank you posting. Best remix of this ALL TIME CLASSIC! Garage, Shelter and Melons in the E. 16th St. office bldg., never forgotten and always in my heart! Namaste.

[@MsDandelioness]

Melons...I remember the night it was shut down!

[@keithhoward1705]

liebja don't forget Zanzibar and if u haven't been u never been to a club omg when Tee Scott pump this everyone went 🍌 bananas

[@m-l7127]

Absolutely terrific still moves. This is where deep P Garage House came from.

[@billie44]

This became a Paradise Garage classic in nyc

[@joelsanders6206]

Larry killed this!

[@ericwilliams9129]

Isley Brothers

[@ericwilliams9129]

Baptist Wheaton

[@victorperez8784]

where was the paradise garage? i remember "the garage" i don't remember, i know it wasn't far from the loft! garage had biggest speakers i ever saw back then! always had great dj's back then, not as good as dj walter gibbons but good

[@lindavictor9807]

This reminds me of all the NYC Clubs back in the 70s The Sanctuary, Le Jar din,

[@jeffreychandler8666]

Wow, this classic takes me way back when I was a sophomore in Hs. This song was relevant and focused, primarily because the times of all women started to change. What I am attempting to say is, the women's liberation movement of the 70' s was in full swing. I can also, say, back during that time women marched frequently trying to change the realities they faced, sexism and discrimination. Great era, and Eddie definitely focused on the trials and tribulations with this song.

[@ricoblack6347]

Man them club days where 🔥🔥🔥🧨🔥🔥🔥🧨🧨🧨🧨🧨

[@lindajackson7310]

Hi I always loved Eddie k. Linda j 🎆🎆🎆

[@sklan123]

Saw them Live at the Howard Theater backing Eddie Kendricks ... A real thrill

[@freddieortiz4588]

grew up to this back in that day

[@lindavictor9807]

Hey Remember the Mudd Club on White St Clubs were already changing into Patti Smith, B 52s Talking Heads and Sex Pistols but were mixed with Eddie Kendricks and a lot of earlier club music before changing into total punk but even then they played these great Clubs songs mixed together.

[@MaddieGonzalezreyes-pf6pq]

Are you kidding me paradise garage was my spot where you hear the best music we call it underground music 🎶 priceless. 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻Aug2024

[@xavierava316]

Thats right baby, "THE PARADISE GARAGE" a golden era and, God Bless Larry Levan

[@Musicfiend4ever]

I was on the boardwalk on the roof when Larry dropped this. Yeah he played this every weekend but that rooftop was the best floor to dance on even though the speakers were low. That Garage! Very fortunate to experience, live and dance in that space and time. Never again!

[@Aloebunny]

It's a shame this music is not in our future, I Love the Pass!!

[@rhaspyman]

This is absolutely "PERFECT". I was just dancing to this, this past saturday at Roseland in NYC!!!!!!

[@johnraybey9110]

Bumpin in 2016. Ha Ha Ha Ha yeah yeah yeah. great song and artist. Peace an dLove y'all

[@mannypintado8349]

Indeed this was mixed by my brother Bobby Busnach. RIP

[@wcruz8777]

THE ROUNDTABLE NEW YORK CITY! YOUR COVER CHG WAS $10.00 & INCLUDED 2 DRINKS!!! MAN O MAN!!!!

[@lindavictor9807]

Why do I remember that place?? I know I was there but could not remember one thing about it refresh my memory

[@noemigh20]

loved those seventies and this song was a real party great....really nice memories.

[@JoeJonesvinyllover]

this mix is the funking dags nads! awesome!

[@200west]

Eddie was a Musician from jump Street. It don't get no better, best dance cuts.

[@roberthooven8665]

Yes to everybody else's comments AND who brought a tambourine and whistles to the club...

[@secretsquriel]

Feelin this mix alright. I sing this to my WIFE in 2010! Girl you need a change of mind...Let me try and change it...I know I can Ooo Ooo I know I can! Thanks Eddie , Peace & Blessings RIP to my favorite Temptation Seriously Thanks for the Post Discopatrick SS

[@shirleybutler2623]

OMG A BLAST FROM THE PAST TIMELESS REAL MUSIC SPEAK FOR ITSELF ODE SKOOL JUNKIE THAT'S ME 4EVER GIRL YOU NEED A CHANGE OF MIND!!!!!!!!!!

[@DaOrigTruthSeeker]

I used to love those backyard barbeque's in the summer time in Newark,NJ back in the day. We used to get up and dance all night long. No fighting just nice fun,a little drinking,playing cards,joking,laughter was everywhere and the music was great. I remember those days so clearly.

[@lamontlewis]

SHANIQUES! ZIGS! THAT' WAS MY HOME. Who were you hanging out with? Did you know Phil Baker? What was the name of that club on Central and Harrison? DOOPS!

[@DaOrigTruthSeeker]

Peppermint Lounge was the spot and sometimes Ms G's on Main Street in East Orange.

[@lindavictor9807]

I remember that place, wasn't that a transvestite place on St Marks Place or West St

[@DetroitLives313]

This makes me remember those school sock hops in Toledo, Ohio when this was a new record!

[@ericartis6960]

That was the whole country at one point until the government had to go back to "slavery"in order to make a lot of money.Sorry but this is capitalism.

[@byhisgrace2853]

Sweet memories of the '80's at Paradise Garage and Larry Levan RIP

[@hippyblood4]

Indeed. the best sound system in NY....... No alcohol served, but tons of fruit.

[@ThePlatano2020]

greg b GARAGE DID HAD THE BEST SOUNDS IT WAS A RICHARD LOND PRODUCTION,YES NO ALCOHOL N PLETTY OF FRUIT

[@byhisgrace2853]

And don't forget the fruit punch too ;-)

[@domingocanatejr.9031]

What A Record!!!!

[@derekwalters1932]

Larry Levan , The Garage about 10:00 o'clock Saturday morning ."What you say to that"... DJ DEREK B... DANCIN' ALL NITE TO THE EARLY MORN...

[@kevinfoushee3154]

all i got to say this was the if your ass was tired and this came on at the garage you some how some way gained some energy and just danced to you were tired again idk mabey it was the juice or the tabs just kicked back in but i would lose it every time this came on. lol

[@kia4402]

+Kevin Foushee ...this was the hustle song for the NY/NJ area back in the day so I know exactly what you are talking about at the Paradise Garage....and then some!!!

[@michaelstephens2594]

yessssss s

[@michaelstephens2594]

yessssss s

[@jeromealston2856]

Kevin Foushee bu no

[@norakat]

tabs?! Those purple things? And what was the juice?

[@rojohnson900]

Brooklyn Gangster Hustle....Two Turn Tables And A Mike... Power Source Was The Street Lamp POLE

[@shirleybutler2623]

OMG Tell it like it is AMEN! ! Those were the good old days Ronnie .I'm a ode skool junkie can't have it no other way 4REAL! ! A trip down memory lane. GIRL YOU NEED A CHANGE OF MIND WHST YOU SAY TO THAT

[@rojohnson900]

Miss. Shirley Butler😁 do you remember when the Light Pole Lost Power, And Everything Went Dark.....And We ODE SKOOL JUNKIES Kept💃👣👏Dancing For A Few Minutes Afterwards

[@shirleybutler2623]

@@rojohnson900 Hi Ronnie Oh hell to the yeah! ! I remember those black out days we had so much fun 4REAL! ! When real music speaks for itself timeless indeed! ! Do you agree?

[@rojohnson900]

@@shirleybutler2623 HELLO Miss. I do agree....like 4 fried chicken wings and french fries with hot sauce as u know we need energy to DANCE THE NIGHT Away....

[@Leo19Lady]

Yesssss and me hustled the night away Stockton St. & Tompkins Ave. We knew how to party!

[@darrylterry7848]

best days of my life brother's dressed proper and we partied hard no drama yes old school forever

[@janx9170]

So true. Grown folks.

[@LizDaWiz]

Darryl.....Dressed....

[@LizDaWiz]

@@janx9170 .......ABSOLUTELY......DRAMA WAS HOW "COLD, OUTSTANDING YOU DRESSED AND DRAMATIC YOU DANCED AND PUT TOGETHER THOSE MOVES......"AWESOME....MISSED TIMES"

[@alainvincent1309]

R.I.P. Bobby Busnach Thank You For Your Mix On This Classic

[@1123Gregory]

back then when were trippin the music would sound soooo goood, you couldn't stop dancing, it was like you lived every record. lets not forget the shrooms it was joy and happiness, glad i was able to experience it in the loft, love saves the day

[@MrChauffeurj]

He was the best

[@kia4402]

Never had the opportunity to see the Temptations nor Eddie Kendricks when he went solo, however he was my all time "favorite" singer if I must choose one!!! But this song here still to today gets the crowd moving and dancing especially if they know anything about music...ijs

[@angelarichardson5801]

Zanzibar. theme song

[@kia4402]

This was the beginning of an era that transformed into what we now call HOUSE!!!!

[@deidremilsap1706]

Denise FARMER-SMITH. YES INDEED!!!! Househead over here

[@hippyblood4]

great comments.... been to the garage many times, and listened to Larry. even worked there a few times. there was a cat that would spin records at Pegasus named Lindsay.. this dude was so fast, he could cut "never" over and over, with out missing. then let it play "never try to change"

[@tompesce2597]

one of my favorites is girl u need a change of mind.

[@fyespot]

I've never heard a song like this before or since. If any song was designed to induce prolonged states of ecstacy this is it. This is far more powerful that anything else that I've heard in disco or any other genre. Pure ecstasy and I can say that since I was in that parallel universe called punk rock back in the day. If anything, this song heralds the beginning of disco for many and really let's the world know: Oil up and get out the glitter boys and girls. Here comes the Seventies. . . . :D

[@11dsw]

Ansar al-Zindiqi very well said !!... Disco's premier song and sound... yes, even before the awesome "loves theme"… I think this is disco's very first true song… Not Proto… Pure.

[@keithhoward1705]

Ansar al-Zindiqi yeah yeah yeah help me try to change it, help me! Its alright what u say to that.

[@TheGrownasswoman]

What you say to that !!!!! Larry Levan use to Rock your body to this joint Paradise Garage goers know about this song Legendary Eddie Kendricks 💯

[@ourari]

I'm just glad I have it right now instead of having to wait for it ;)

The greatest falsetto of his generation

[@Musicfiend4ever]

WORD!

[@craigholmes295]

This was the jam back in the days

[@tyroneepps3018]

Hi.i have your new ! Channel I like this song I will put this in my library so keep the songs coming your new ! No.1 fan

[@jh8856]

It was - the Bobby Busbach! Superb!

[@alsue4752]

Top of the line jamming music !!! The drums are beyond AWESOME !!!!!

[@13NJJACK]

Tues nights after work,me and the fellas,heading downtown to the Headrest,NYC.You just had to be on the floor when this came on.Oh and by the way,the honies were fine too.

[@DetroitLives313]

I first heard this in late 1971 and it still sounds brilliant!

[@TyStephens]

Don't forget Better Days and The Nickel Bar!

[@poundbrown2160]

+Ty Stephens BETTER DAYS!!!!!!!!! YASSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!

[@reveniadelmoral2654]

OMG.....Paradise Garage, Better Days and The Nickel Bar.....lord Yes....Yes....Yes

[@alvinpatterson1486]

Ty Stephens you remember better days, and the nickel bar, I was there then!

[@michellebell3336]

And what ever you do don't drink the punch. You might find yourself with no clothes on, dancing to bring yourself down. WoW the memories. What you say to that!!!!!

[@verlincunningham6786]

42nd St., New York City

[@shirleybutler2623]

Verlin Cunningham Hell to the yeah Those were the good old days 4REAL! 42nd Street NYC Never sleeps! !

[@jlelliotton]

There are still places/parties to hear real DJs perform. And there are some great young DJs who know how to play music like this, and new works coming out. Jimmy DePre from Philadelphia comes to mind as a DJ. Come to Evolution this Sunday in NYC for new house music in the classic mode.

[@songbird565]

@mrd123ism NELL GWYNNS was my SPOT. I loved that place. This is a smoking hot post. Thank you, thank you thank you.