Oh yes, Sir! // 5th April 2011

Posted by daisy dumas on Tuesday, 5 April, 2011 · 1 Comment

Oh, yes Sir, I can boogie… but I need a certain song.

You know it, Baccara fans. I know it. Shiv knew it. Now the rest of the world needs to catch on, or step backwards – whatever it takes. Disco days, water mains bursting (a la Do the Right Thing), afro combs and swaggered steps: bring back the boogie!

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One Response to “Oh yes, Sir! // 5th April 2011”

Crystal Ball says:

Sunday, 10 April, 2011 at 17:50

I can boogie too …… even in my dotage – but I DO need a certain song ……

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