pikeys dog

Might play it for you at Rothwell.....

I'm sure i have the "little joe - peanuts" somewhere - might be able to find it out tomorrow...

Yes.

Few more while the scanners hot....

A few more scarcer variations.....Bob Brady on Red Chariot, Master Four on cartoon Tay-Ster and Coasters on West Coast Styrene issue.....

Explains how scarce these are then...

Here's the white label variation - the hardest?

JINX!

Sounds like the boot to me... They were pressed up with pop-out middles - the same as UK records from the 60s, then they were popped out leaving the indentations where the centre used to be. (Stuart Ames was done at the same time/place). Original came in three or four different colours...will try and scan mine later.

I'd have kept the thump thump thump bit and cut off the rest of the cack that followed it....

I used to share a student house with the bass player from a NWOBHM band, and he loved the following because he could copy the bass parts in them... Montclairs - Hung Up On Your Love and Frankie Valli - The Night.

Get's played in the R&B rooms....

Good version, but only worth about a fiver.

Here's an oddball release for a Stax off-shoot...

Final one for today... C. L. Blast came out on U.S. Stax (blue record stack label), but here's an issue on the Stax subsidary "HIP" Same tracks on both issues, but the flipside title is shortened slightly on the HIP issue. HIP appeared to issue mainly White 'Hippy' music, so it's a bit puzzling this turning up on the label. No one I've quizzed about this seems to know of it's existence.

Rarer issue of Gloria Taylor - never seen a demo on this label....

And here's a different Sue demo.

Note different type set and layout on these promos. Both are vinyl and Bell Sound stamped.

Is this picture on the cover? Nice trews there Rob.

Two good DJs (and top fellers as well): John Pugh Rob Gray

Do you want an egg to go with that spam?

any more 60s tracks that were big/broke at Clifton Hall.... all seems to be 70s/80s from the soundfiles (bar the odd one)

I'm afraid that reading this was a 'double-shudder' moment. The Horror.

Russell Brown - Well put together sets and an amazing mic technique.....

Here's one to file alongside it... Rarely see U.S. copies of this but have seen loads of UK Beacon on several label colours.