Beloyd Power Exchange

[Rob Wigley]

Beloyd "get in to your life" 20th Cent, 70s gem, but did this actually come out in the UK on Power Exchange or was it a European/ Aussie Power Exchange?

Any help appreciated

Rob

[Paul McKay]

Hi Rob

If it did I've never seen one.

Cheers

Paul

[Rob Wigley]

Hi Rob

If it did I've never seen one.

Cheers

Paul

me neither, but was mentioned about it in a phone call last night with one of my non-scene mates who dabbles on the modern side of things in the london area !

lets wait and see paul !

rob

Edited November 28, 2008 by Karen and Rob Wigley

[Paul McKay]

Yes Rob, you never know!

[Rob Wigley]

Just giving this a bump, take it no one knows anything about it then ?

Rob

ps where is sean when you need him

[Sean Hampsey]

ps where is sean when you need him

Hi mate,

Been blowing the dust off the vinyl for the Friendship / Barnsley gig tonight!

Never heard of Beloyd appearing on Power Exchange label - of any nationality.

Certainly a new one on me.

A new urban myth.

If one ever turns up - I'll eat me hat!...

Or, on second thoughts, give you £100 for it

Sean

[Blake H]

Bit like Barry Smith on UK People or Madagascar

BH

[Rob Wigley]

or Sue Lynne on Irish Emerald ?

have a good night Sean

Rob

[Sunnysoul]

Not on Aussie Power Exchange ... or any other Aussie label for that matter.

The only soul 7" on the Aussie Power Exchange label was the Imperials "Whos Gonna Love Me".

[Guest mel brat]

I've never heard of Beloyd on any UK label, particularly not Power Exchange, and I well remember it's original US release (C.October 1977). It would have come out on Pye Int. if anything wouldn't it?

(However I wouldn't be that surprised if there's an unreleased 12" version lurking in the 20th Century archives somewhere...)

Edited December 1, 2008 by mel brat