Ady Croasdell

OOya! I'm afraid it's not made the cut, it must have sounded OK at Cleethorpes full of pills but like me it hasn't worn well!

I missed that one, will give it a spin. ta Ady

That's right, I'd forgotten about that.

Very hard to say, from memory it looks a bit like the Ann Bridgeforth one of What Should I Do that Searling used to play. Where did you get it from would be a clue. Is it the same as the 45?

Thanks Jim, I'd forgotten that one but it might not make the cut I put it on a DE greatest hits CD

Bob & Harold Joe Mathews (sic) Caesar Frazier's Till Another Day Any nice LP dance tracks I may have missed?

Great shout but unfortunately it's a dancers CD.

Yeah, in researching I was disappointed by the Eramus Hall and Fantastic 4 LPs but liked a few of the tracks on Caesar's I think I preferred this to the others.

As it 'appens Jim I've got those covered but only just so any odd recommendations will be thoroughly looked at. Thanks Ady PS Did Caesar Frazier's Till Another Day Westbound 55413 come out on 7", if so why ain't it in the price guides it's great.

Thanks Paul. that'll save Richard's copy travelling several thousand miles. I'll pm you. Ady

Thanks Richard, I'll probably take you up on that. I can arrange a Fed Ex on our account and that will speed it up and avoid the post strike. I'll pm you tomorrow when I've checked at work. Cheers Ady

Anyone else got this or the Bob & Harold? Ady

Yes but it's the rare flip, i've got the common one (typical!). Thanks either way eddie. Ady

We can't find the master unfortunately. A bunch of CDs to the kind loaner.

Does it exist? Could use a scan and tape to compare to our master if you do. Ta Ady

We did the same at the Lantern in Harboro and at the Northants dances the same time as the wheel, occasionally if one of your mates was a bit playful, you'd get the odd Doc Marten up the backside but generally if you had the bollox to go in the middle you were left to it.

We wouldn't recognise you from your name, owzabout a mug shot? If you bring your mate along to the 100 Club and we get Billy Whizz down there as well we can recreate it like Frank Skinner used to do famous footy incidents.

I bet the juxtaposition with the old stuff still looks bollocks though. If he needs any help with licensing we might be able to assist, if he's selling it, it'll all need doing again.

I agree with you chaps Edward Hamilton I'm Gonna Love You though the Triumphs is the ultimate. Our unreleased George & Greer on the Goldwax Northern isn't though it's called To Me It's Storming! Bloody good track though, eh Sean?

Great stuff Paul, well done putting your feet where you're mouth is.

Yes they used to plug for us they would have used the article to coat-tail some sales onto it.

OK I'll forgive them and I missed the Elms mention. I can live with a bit of reverse snobbery, the North gets it direct most times.

I think that CD was compiled a very long time ago and was only speculative as it says "rumoured". Funnily enough I'm working on a Westbound/Eastbound dancers CD now. Anyone got a copy of Bob & Harold? Ady

And we didn't get a mention because we weren't in the North or they didn't know we were going or we were a passing anomaly that wouldn't last: ho hum!