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How about Water & Power - Mr Weatherman

The Dee Edwards - I can deal' on Gemm is the 'Morning glory' version which is not a patch on the 'De-to' version IMO but the 'DE TO original is obviously a lot rarer .

Went to see Sidney Joe about 10 years ago at the Jazz Cafe with Brotherly Love and he was great, really good fun as well. He joined us for a pint of Stella and let me try his funky glasses on As has already been said it has been reissued, here is a link https://www.cdandlp.com/item/2/0-1509-0-1-Q...oe-so-sexy.html

Hi Pete, I remember a soul do early 80's next to Fulham Broadway station upstairs. Hand made flyer (included Family of Eve & Chryslers+ Monarchs). It's been a long, long time. Keb was involved. All the best Mark Taylor

Hi Gareth, I love the James Fry record, I only have it on one of the 6 Volume Japanese Lps. Also love the Willie Walker 7" Reaching for the real thing. Mark Taylor

The one that got me was Edwin Starr - Agent 00 Soul. Still love the record today

Hi Eddie, We never did get you down to play at George Jackson. Are you going to see the Masqueraders again in the summer? Best Mark Taylor

Tony, Do you remember the time that Ivor had what can only be descibed as a coca cola sculpture built on top of him at the 100 club while he was asleep He evetually woke up and it s*it the life out of him

Ivor, I'm surprised you haven't listed your Mighty Marvels acetate yet

Tony, Ant what's more if you had moved he would have fallen over and smashed his head on the stairs

Hi Tony, Yes I was standing next to you laughing my bollocks off

I loved the Scala nights, remember Stuart Cosgrove being there. Also remember a very dishevelled Joe Strummer turning up in the early hours. Enjoyed all the Sensible soul nights and odd allnighters in Kings Cross ( The warehouse in Roseberry Ave, springs to mind, with Rev Tony Clayton kneeling down to DJ because the ceiling was too low Happy Days Mark Taylor