Bernard O'Shea

And yes, I did.

That's what you should do from now on, Ray.

Ray Darcy, a disco in every county.

Tap into that over 30s market.

Yeah, yeah.

Okay, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, yeah.

Well, then the computer could kick out as well, you know.

But you know what?

I take, right, this is, I love this because I am brilliant.

I probably one of the best people in the world of giving other people advice, but not taking anybody else's.

But like if you, if it was that kind of a disco in every county thing and you had the, but the vinyl would be the whole thing of it.

Do you know what I mean?

And talking between the songs as the vinyl rolls up and goes, this one's for Anne-Marie and she's here, whatever, you know.

Like, because my sisters consistently tell me stories.

They're always laughing to themselves about being at discos and just up at the DJ, just wrecking his head.

And it's all just absolutely doing his head in.

And I remember it was only recently my sister Marion was saying they'd wait around when the disco was finished for the DJ to give them records.

I got my first real big string.

My sister had that album on tape and I remember it being one of the first albums as a child I really liked.

And I liked Brian Adams because he was the only red-haired rock star I saw on the television.