Chalky

Unreleased and same as Bernard Williams. Came out on a cd best of Wally-O or something like. Dave Welding has the acetate.

I nearly nought one for £150 earlier this year. Can't believe its fetching twice that now?!!!

I wouldn't have passed it on if I thought it wasn't true but having come from family I guess it is pretty solid?

Good news at last it would appear. This is what Shane Cosgrove has said on the Stafford group on Facebook..... I spoke with Keb's brother in law this morning who lives in Angeles, Philippines. He informed me both Edith and Keb both survived the typhoon and are ok. He also mentioned their place (house) was Ok too, so relieving news.

Yep, I stopped straight away, I'd only taken 3 or 4 too.

Uploading some more videos from then show... This one is great...ten minutes or so long but worth it.

The matrix on Sandy Golden is from the Artisan Mastering Studio. They would have mastered the track, probably for Nate Fortier and then it would have been pressed elsewhere.

Didn't it say Diana Ross on the can Gilly?

I take it issue 4 doesn't exist?

Good price and a cracking record.

It's one dealers opinion. I don't take any as gospel but try and come to a price through a bit of research and any knowledge I might have tucked away. Any information can't be a bad thing. Mid you ignore the prices they are a great resource for artists and labels. Tim's now has an LP guide.

Tim was selling copies at the Wilton.

By the sounds of it no one has heard from him. His brother says he will post on Keb's Facebook page as soon as he hears anything.

There are a couple of videos of Debbie's show on my youtube page with more to follow at the weekend.

$300 a bargain IMO, like Steve says very rare 45. I only know of two copies here, not to say there isn't more before anyone steams in, Steve might know of more.

Yann has said on FB that he has heard Keb is OK. Not heard anything else though.

Can I ask what you paid? Just interested in a current price.

I've heard it in the past but it isn't a great dancer.

There isn't one, a few posts back it says he's retired. The link you tried is over 7 years old.

......or did Barrie boot it whilst he was out there and he's drip feeding one out every decade

I dunno why it needs closing, granted some rubbish has been written but it's been a far more interesting topic than many of late. The artisan stamp sways it IMO as an original even if the recording date doesn't match the pressing date. It could be something Nate Fortier had from earlier recording sessions that were never taken up by others (Bobby Sanders for instance) that he decided to have a crack with at a later date. If this is the same as the others, Butch's, Kitch's the lass Pete knows the one in Plymouth, do you think they are all boots? I haven't heard back from the email to Nate, hopefully Andy Rix might get some good info from him and it might nail a few theories. I don't doubt your knowledge but you obviously missed this one, everyone did until Barrie Wad found it on a trip.

There's evidence or should I say little evidence of countless artists who were performing and recording yet nothing was known of them. Nothing was known about Kell Osborne until recently except for his recordings yet he performed everywhere, including the west coast where he lived. I spent months researching but came up with nothing ever time until I got in touch by chance with a friend of his. S o it is highly likely there are many artists with no history. She isn't totally unknown as two of her releases have been known about for 30 years or so. I've also seen 25 count boxes etc of records that hadn't been opened up until that point and the discs were faultless. ....so there You appear desperate for this record to be a boot Ian, until I see conclusive proof otherwise it wil be an original in my eyes.

I hope he is recovering well.

Didn't he sell up a year or two ago, health problems as well?

I doubt this ever saw a distributor or was ever intended for distribution. Probably something she had done to sell at gigs she was doing. I doubt there's any boxes sat in any warehouse or lock up. I can't understand why people keep saying it looks too new? Do any of you go any question sellers when they offer a record in pristine condition? You see them every week, records that have been in storage and never seen the light of day since the day they were pressed. Even if it was done in the 70's it is still 40 years or so old.