Favourite Label

Posted February 7, 200520 yr

With all this debate about reisssues and bootlegs v originals going on I thought it might be an idea to see what labels people like. I'm quite partial to BOOT myself ........... with the fantastic hand drawn boot of course :wicked:

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February 7, 200520 yr

C'mon now.

Ace/Kent - no question. The real deal.

Most everything up there is crap.

Funniest name on a bootleg label is McKinley Mitchell on the MEMORY PAIN label.

KTF

Jas

February 7, 200520 yr

Spark.

Linda & the Funky Boys

Tommy Hunt

Val McKenna..etc.............or were they tailor mades?Or re-issues?Or a mixture?

Tell you what,IMHO,if Linda & the Funky Boys were worth over £10 we would all be raving about it :wicked:

February 8, 200520 yr

Spark.
Linda & the Funky Boys
Tommy Hunt
Val McKenna..etc.............or were they tailor mades?Or re-issues?Or a mixture?
Tell you what,IMHO,if Linda & the Funky Boys were worth over £10 we would all be raving about it

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I take it you didn't have to suffer them playing live at Wigan in 76 :wicked:

dear me....still frightens me even now

February 8, 200520 yr

C'mon now.

Ace/Kent - no question. The real deal.

Most everything up there is crap.

Funniest name on a bootleg label is McKinley Mitchell on the MEMORY PAIN label.

KTF
Jas

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Jas, one of your very few misinformed postings. OOTP released some of the best records ever played on the scene, from Jerry Williams to Chubby Checker. Around 50 releases and maybe only 5 or 6 duff ones among them.

Patti Young, Invitations, Rufus Lumley, Lynne Randell, Rat Race, Ben Aiken, well basically the entire Torch playlist.

February 8, 200520 yr

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no one else like boot apart from me then?

February 8, 200520 yr

I take it you didn't have to suffer them playing live at Wigan in 76
dear me....still frightens me even now

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I thought they were quite good, saw them the following day too at an all dayer at Baileys in Sheffield. Think they did a cover (live, don't know if it came out) of the Isley's Harvest for the world.

February 8, 200520 yr

I thought they were quite good, saw them the following day too at an all dayer at Baileys in Sheffield. Think they did a cover (live, don't know if it came out) of the Isley's Harvest for the world.

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Told a lie there, they were on the following week in Sheffield.

February 8, 200520 yr

I thought they were quite good, saw them the following day too at an all dayer at Baileys in Sheffield. Think they did a cover (live, don't know if it came out) of the Isley's Harvest for the world.

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Crikey that takes me back a while I was there too and enjoyed it at the time, did you see The Exciters there as well ?

Was that when Terry Samson was in full swing with promotions ?

February 8, 200520 yr

Crikey that takes me back a while I was there too and enjoyed it at the time, did you see The Exciters there as well ?
Was that when Terry Samson was in full swing with promotions ?

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Yes "Okeh Okay OK," Saw the Exciters a couple of times at Wigan & remember (but not her name) the female singer squinting at the heaving crowd & saying over the mike "you all high or somethin'." Quite observant!!!

Remembered the week break between the 2 Linda & the Funky Boys shows cos I blew all my dosh on records at Wigan so had to thumb it over the Pennines to get home. It was freezing & didn't get back 'till late afternoon, my mum & dad went ballistic. One of the tunes was Earl Grant's Hide nor Hare which allways reminds me of the night in question, had it stolen off me a few years back & was gutted, not because I'd lost it but 'cos of the story that went with it.