Steve G
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Jamie I am not a promotor - but agree someone should bring him over. He's a live wire. Funnily enough got the acetate in the early 90's and only guessed it was him. It took a few years to confirm - I think we got in touch via David Cole who interviewed him in In the Basement. Steve
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What do people think of her norvern Mercury side?
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If they're unreleased then you got an excloosiv anyway have you not Pete? This Lomax thing is very expensive - not convinced anyone has paid less than 1g for it, and some more recent luminaries have paid progressively more - sure the Dj's want to get some of their investment back by sticking on the paper labels and keeping it that way for a time. And yes it's frustrating - as frustrating as not knowing what Belita Woods might be - which again very few people know.
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The B side is the old Trouy Johnson c/up.
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Brian, I do know Ian - take this as light hearted banter mate.
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You mean there is someone left on the NS scene who isn't a DJ already???
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What about M6 Carlisle - Carstairs route - will you have Cumbrian's on that road as well?
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Just to let you know that the best version of Tony's "Living in the footsteps" has been issued on 45. This is the version I used to play off of acetate and is not the version released on Tony's 2003 CD. In short a wonderful midpace stepper. Full details at www.itssoultime.com Enjoy! Steve
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Can you "Scots" keep him north of the border please, and let us know if he tries to make a break for it over the wall?
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Sounds a bit "naughty"?
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Don't forget to put a ridiculously high reserve price on it
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How sad is that? Lincolnshire's answer to soul music.... I think there was actually one by Simon & Garfcukal 'emselves - t'was a bit of a stomper - maybe Pete S can help us here? I thought Evison played it between "Paint it black" Sitars shite and Lou Christie's "Lightning strikes" - bang ouch that hurt!
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She would have been too young.
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Yeah Black Wax in Streatham had these for 25p in the 70's and they sold it for t'other side too.
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What an absolute banana! However I think there was a Simon & Garfunkel track played once - Dave Evison possibly? Not this one though.
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Agree with Chalky - it's Ty. Her daughter came to prominence much later in the late 80's early 90's. Steve
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John has certainly played his share of turkeys over the years.
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Williams & Watson "Too late" Lou Pride ICHITM Triumphs Jimmy Raye "PDATW" Connie Clark MSB
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Now you are plunging the depths Paul - absolute "garbage" man!
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You said you wouldn't tell anybody John
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Minshull, Russ etc...Yes indeed, they all played TB. This was all a ruse involving a young Ady Croasdell, some sellotape and a false label as I recall, but it went massive.
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Excellent to see more unissued material surfacing. Well done Trouts!
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Hey Col When I heard it played recently I assumed (wrongly as it happens) that the DJ was playing it off of a compilation CD. He says "Next up a fantastic oldie, who remembers this one? absolutely brilliant...." and on comes Ben-Zine. I assumed he'd just cued up the wrong track on the CD, which in the heat of a DJ spot is quite easy to do I'd wager. But as I say I was wrong, at the end of the record he again reiterated how good it was. Agree begrudgingly on the intro, it is quite catchy, but those nazally white college kid vocals are just so awful n'est pas!
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Now that you mention it. and introduce the concept of "CD's" into the fray - I have quite a few on RCA, stored amongst the "special things" in the shop.
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Indeed not one of my faves. I never liked it at the Casino when it was big, and I forgot about it completely therafter, as it really fell from grace. Then I heard someone play it out recently (this year) - my hair did stand on end - not because I liked it - a few of us all agreed there are plenty of better things in a DJ's box, and mused as to why this was getting re-spins.
