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Last tape of Dave @Happy Feet, The Dean Parrish Story "I'm On My Way" as told by Pete Mitchell. Forst broadcast in 2008 with contributions from Ady Croasdell and Andy Rix.

Sad news, as you said he's done an awful lot for the music. R.I.P. Keith

Part of the Annie Nightingale show in 1983, Terry Christian own Radio Derby interviews Dave Evison and Edwin Starr. Another tape from @Happy Feet, cheers Dave.

It isn't listed on DFTMC so not sure of the origins or who found it or where. Jean Terrell on vocal to begin with.

Wigan Casino live albeit very brief, just 4 or 5 tracks and some 9 minutes or so left of the recording. Thanks to @Happy Feet for the tape

Dave @Happy Feet sent me some tapes up to transfer. here is the first, an excellent recording of Jimmy James & The Vagabonds live at Pussycats in Wakefield. Dave might be able to remember the year? Jimmy James - Lead Vocal Alan Kirk - Keyboards/Vocal Chris Garfield - Guitar/Vocal Neil Moore - Bass/Vocal Steve Hornigold - Drums

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Nearly, here’s what Kevin Coombe posted elsewhere Kevin Coombe posted this information about Rock Candy elsewhere. I asked and received permission from Kevin to post here, many thanks Kevin. Rock Candy. Over the years I’ve read numerous posts relative to the recording of their 45, and I’ve even witnessed a few stylized (but ultimately fictional) anecdotes attempting to explain how The Contemplations were connected. Half a decade before I stumbled upon the pictured promo-shot, I used to pine and wonder — will the real Rock Candy ever stand up? Well, they ultimately did, or at least their legacy came to light. Now I’d like to share with you the basics so we can all combat misinformation together. Let’s begin. Having risen from the ashes of The Crescents in 1967, The Contemplations — who consisted of four vocalists — began making a name for themselves DC’s NE quadrant. Armed with newfound confidence, their de-facto leader, Matthew Allen, pitched an original composition to his neighbor — musician, producer, writer, and label owner Joe Tate. Excited about its potential, the industry veteran agreed to a recording session in NW, DC, followed by a release on his closely held imprint, Dontee’. “Alone With No Love” was born. Unfortunately, Matthew Allen’s commitment to a rigorous college schedule forced him to exit the group come ‘71, and they briefly stalled — until Joe made a suggestion. One of Tate’s other vocal groups, a three man outfit who called themselves Rock Candy, were struggling in the studio. He ordered that the remaining three Contemplations briefly replace Rock Candy’s two backing vocalists, giving their lead Tyrone Anderson what he needed to finish a Tate original. All parties agreed, and “I Don’t Think I’ll Ever Love Another” was complete. Tate then pitched the use of “Alone With No Love” as the subsequent single’s flip since most of the Contemplations were involved with both projects. Allen gave his blessing, and the single was pressed. That being said, the former Contemplations did not stick with Tyrone, instead opting to form a new group — The Natural Fact, until they went their separate ways. The promo shot pictured here features the group after the return of the former backers.

Rock Candy and Ace spectrum I wouldn’t class as Modern

£192

There is no end price on the Facebook group and the page is no longer on the website?

Last time I saw them was in Camden I think, Kents 25th anniversary? they weren't too bad all told.

The only time I remember hearing it is when The Flirtations sang it live...maybe at some oldies night too somewhere but never at a niter

Plenty of records of a similar ilk and tempo at Wigan, it was an oldie by the mid 80s and cheap one at that.

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Got it in me head they were around the same time and same source. Have all the notes at home so not sure why 😂

Not sure if it has been mentioned but Royal Mail in their small print stipulate packaging should be in a jiffy bag, or they did.

Just done some diggin', unissued Brunswick found by Ady same time as the unissued Scepter Wand & Musicor tracks, Torture etc. Ady got it cut for Guy. I had Charly in me head as Guy had some stuff from the around the same time if memory serves.

Yes but it was played before 1988.

Think it was found originally by Charly not Kent? Could be wrong?

We seem to hang onto the ball far too long wondering what to do with it, we seem to panic? The Spanish offload it immediately rarely hanging onto it, keeping it moving, players always in space.