Jumpinjoan

Have always rated this tune. Don't about you guys, but I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of Irma.

Oi you... I was first!

I first became aware of it around the late 80's. An old Kitch / Dean Anderson spin. (Always get confused by which one played what) Was covered up and it's doing my bloody head in because I can't think of it. Little Beaver ????

Now watch the offers come rolling in

Perhaps you should just state how much you are willing to pay.

ha ha... I must be too then Kitch! Sounds nothing like the Prophets either. Or maybe I am, in fact, going bonkers?

Pretty sure there was some talk about this a while ago. Can't be arsed looking for it though

Hi Daniel

Isn't it great when you get a tune you've been after. Feel like you want to get tee shirts and flyers printed, the lot Great stuff

Flanny's just put one up for sale here /Sale-t8...705#entry935705

Someone wants on here Flanny /Wanted-...380#entry935380

For the sheer amount of incredible all nighter tunes he wrote, coupled with the fact that he was without doubt one of the sweetest, most genuine and humble people I have ever met, for me, it has to be Richard Popcorn Wylie.

Thanks so much for that. I have to say I prefer the other version - but it's always great to hear different takes. Great stuff!

Destroy that Boy on Omack? Well I never knew that!

As far as I know it only came out on Grapevine Harry. Could be wrong though, it has been known

I'll say! My one and only venture into the world of promoting was about the most stressful thing I have ever done. And that was just a one off night that was free for everyone to get in! You have to be ruthless to the point of being vicious to promote these days. Something I don't have in me I'm afraid. I'm not sure we need yet another new night in the already fit to bursting soul calendar but good luck with it anyway.

Wasn't it Gene McDaniels or something?

:lol:

Ask Tony Foster about it JB... it's his personal photo. Good tune.

I'll take that as a compliment of the highest order Bully. Hope I can be excused the Don Gardner - seeing's as I wasn't in on the last tape swap. Your cd and Mr. Reed's arrived today. Again loads I don't know. Beginning to feel like mine is going to be a bit familiar to everyone. Promise to try harder next one!

Well for that faux pas you have to attend your next six venues wearing a pair of trackie bottoms and trainers

I see Jo whenever I go up to Edinburgh. She hasn't changed a bit. That isn't you is it Mark Oliver?

A bit off topic as I haven't got a jar of glue about who Irene and the Scotts are. Sorry Val. But someone once asked me about a record was that I had played. I replied it was 'Drake and the Ensolids'. To which he replied 'I wonder who or what was an Ensolid'

Hmmm... but it does make the ones that come up for sale rare. Anyway, I must say in all the years I have been on the scene, I have never seen loads of them about.

That's the reason why I got mine out early.