Simon M

He did seem to have more pocket money too!!

Someone in his family yeah . I went to his first gig ( somewhere in Richmond early 80's) as some mates were at the Uni near there .

Giles Peterson inherited a Jazz/Latin collection and he did quite well

"Voices" I presume

Oh yeah I totally agree Steve ! and some of the posts from Joan kinda prove that!

Im sure Steve bought that Willie Feaster just in front of me a few months ago

Hey is that chap doing the Morcombe and Wise dance also is that Rog's mate Searling there ?

Move along now sir !

I saw you play that Brett , and your copy is without an address !!

yeah he was Ian , he also told me that he would only deejay in Norfolk ..Huge mistake IMO Ahh add that to being a Top Dj , mileage !

.Went out last night and the sets played were nice records,but imo boringly put together Tezza

I think his U-turn was 1991 Chalky ( I would say it took a while for the bookings to come) . but Steve will confirm

My old mate Andy , said he played it at a gig in Norwich ages ago!

Im not really worried Steve , as I am enjoying retro scenes outside of the Trad Northern gigs. I look forward to checking Oslo ,Sweden , Soul Spectrum in Scotland and other Yarmouths ,Soul Rev's and Lifelines . Keep it fresh all the way Steve youve got the records !! Simon

I had a go at the Fleet too Steve 1984 , you stayed in the record room with Max !! Alas the scene is very different now with hundreds of local gigs and there is only about 3-4 deejays busy enough to break tunes and thats Butch , Sam and Mick H . Theres still hope , as the Euro scenes prove but the UK seems too fragemented IMO Simon ps. If you do have fresh tunes hammer em I say !!

Hmmm well its all a bit hazy but I'd have a bet you played Northern tunes too !! Plus Harry is actually talking about All-niter DJ's , and the Fleet was an all-niter in the early 80's

You were on at the Fleet all-niter Im sure !!?

That means Steve G has been up and coming for 25 years , as far as I know

People will think the Sealeo-Tape is some sort of endangerd animal

But surely these DJ's are protecting their OV or saving on sellotape

No !

Ronnie BARNES

No Ive made no such statments . People who like the same old, same old ,would be classed as Dullards , re: this thread .

Ive not mentioned anything about modern !! and we did drift into Dullards/Dj Lazy thanks to Rod Shard whose points are valid