Rick Scott

Here is a spin from my "Canal Tavern Thorne" days circa Rod Dearlove running the show!!!!!!! THE ELEVATOR SONG - LEN JEWEL (PAZAZZ RECORDS) 050 OTHER SIDE OF NORTHERN FAVOURITE ALL MY GOOD LOVIN' TURNED A FEW HEADS WHEN I FIRST DROPED THIS, DIG IT OUT SEE WHAT YOU THINK, A REAL GROWER

Yes, good northern side Russ, forgotten how good it was lol Action was a record i played at the Canal Tavern back in the day when Rod Dearlove was running it...Great Times

Bugger all on the box (not going out) so dust off a few dusties I'd rather leave on my feet - Clyde Milton (disco tac) cm101a love this version!!! I'm so in love - Gino Washington and the Davis Sisters (atac) at2828 keep on loving - Philip James (longwood) a-1908 (1974) I never knew disco - Paramour (broad) brs-1003b (1979) Story Book - Ron Patterson (venice) v-02 (1976) Angel (you're the sunshine) David Sea (Hy-Tyde) HT 101 Take another look ? - Frankie L. Saunders (Show Me) 36602 (1982) No one to love you - Gene Middleton (Andee) 0002 Who's got the action - Phil Colbert (Philips) 40313 Well that feels a whole lot better, more soon i think...........Yes Rick

Hi Jez, It is just one of those tracks you would hope would exist but you know what this scene is like, rumours and legends abound, but could you immagine the price tag on sutch a 45? Jeeeeez

Well now here is one for the experts or those in the know, The Fuller Brothers "Times a wasting" Instumental backing track (not the God awfull taylor made type intrumentals as played at the Casino) but supossedly an actual 45, now i have never heard it or seen a copy but it is supposed to exist in a rare collecters collection although over the years there are those that have said they have heard it played out, mmmmmm well i have dj'd and visited a lot of venues over the years and it hasn't graced these ears yet, would love to hear it, would be a stunning instrumental what with those vibes and drum rolls, anything, anyone out there?.................................................