Jessie Pinkman

A couple of classic Wigan instrumentals Mike & Ike "Sax on the tracks" Sam Ambrose & Friends "They'll be coming"

Norman C has a slight resemblance to legendary Scottish DJ Colin Laws in that picture Stevie.😂 He always had something to say over the mic and some of them 4 letter ones.

Did Levine cover this up as The Johnny Jackson Experience, or was that another instrumental.

Looking forward to it, it'll make a change from the usual saddos stuff that I normally contribute to.

Go on then review some records for us, better still review some of your latest finds that we might not know.👌

Sonny Herman £927 Wow I always thought it was £400/£500 max

I did Chris thanks for remembering 😄👍 but Phil put me onto it.

It got a release on Canadian Stardust with Cilla Black "Is it love" on the flipside.

Phil Wainwright always played it early 90's

You deserved some sort of a medal mate for ferrying the Cambridge lot around, I thought you might have been eligible for a carers allowance for looking after Jack & Fudge at weekends.😂

No mine was normal.

There's a 2 room soul night in Culcheth on that night that isn't to far away, if the Hindley night is cancelled.

You could have been hiding behind the curtains with Alan C and missed it.😜

I can assure you mate that actually happened at Cleethorpes. He was giggling to himself whilst he was cueing them up.

MARCHING POWDER You were right mate, the best bits were in the trailer. A pub oldies night would have been more fun.

Yes that's a good flyer you've done there mate, it's a bit like the flyers in the days of The Catacombs where they invited the reader to come and listen to the sounds of and then listed about 8 current plays however in typical Sooty fashion you've taken it to the extreme with how many 120 ?😄

During one of the Cleethorpes weekender Sunday night finales I was triple decking with Roger Banks & Shifty and Shifty decided to play Billy Ocean, Maxine Nightingale & Footsie, he was trying to wind up the 100 club crowd and it worked because Ady came on the stage and told him to cut it out, so Billy Ocean has been played at Cleethorpes albeit just as a wind up.

Phil, you're dead right but why lump Al Wilsons "The Snake" in with Footsie. There's nowt wrong with the Snake. IMO The Seeds would have been a better choice.😆

I always thought it was early Casino or possibly Va Va's. I know it was one of RS's spins because he played me when I was round at his house at that time.