Jessie Pinkman

Moe always sings "Nowhere to run" whenever she hears this brilliant oldie.

Mick comes up trumps once again. Well done mate.

Whilst on the subject of Johnny Sayles I remember Hoss having 2 really good unreleased tracks by him on acetate. One night at the Radcliffe allnighter he told me I could have a recording of them if I could sort it out. Not thinking straight, I thought I only live 20 minutes away I'll take it home now transfer them onto CD and then I can bring it straight back to him, so off I went. As I crept into the house at 2 am hoping to set up the equipment without waking up the missus. The dog gave the game away barking like mad. What the hell are you up to she shouts. It's okay I won't be a minute. My technical ability is very limited so the chance of me pulling this off was virtually nil but I thought 2 great unreleased Johnny Sayles tracks is worth a go. I can't remember the titles but I do remember Andy Dyson playing one out one night. Hopefully somebody will remember them?

That Johnny Sayles can certainly belt out a good tune. lol Here's another of Mr Sayles underplayed oldies.

I almost gave it a spin at the last Ashton for the big lad. Phil Wainwright put me onto it many years ago and then sold me his copy. Great record.

He was a gifted very persuasive child who probably got his mam to buy it for him.

Mick, he probably bought it as a new release in 1967 for $2.00

It's not too obvious is it mate.

I've always said when a record goes into Baz's or Robbo's collection then that's it, they don't play the game like the rest of us. You'd think they'd let the odd one go, you know like pass it along to your mates for a trade, for instance James Dockery Baz.