Peter99

Mm. It's all a bit hazy Foggy. I'll get me coat.

Soul of Wigan. There's only one Wigan Bob - Wigan Bob!

Mm. I feel rather stupid now. I've just noticed that Ironside is mentioned in my avatar! Doh!

Ah. I didn't know you were Steve Handbury! I haven't seen you for years - hope all is well with you.

Peter99 is ok - there were other Peter's on here before me so had to add something. Following the gas explosion and my subsequent brain injury Bearsy and Moggy gave me the nickname(s) Ironside99 and Corgi Boy! They were cheeky feckers - but it was funny and I quite like them both. Might change my avatar name to Ironside99 - it is quite original.

Dave Just had a listen to the Bill Cody - nice.

That made me smile Tony.

So you were actually saying that you have a decent collection but prefer to preserve them by not playing them out and using "copies" instead.

Always liked this.

I'm pleased I opened this thread now. Thanks everyone for the interesting contributions - lets keep it going.

Mm, well done mate. That's a right old mix up of stuff - some really well known biggies but lots I don't know. Would like a copy mesen - and at least we know it exists!

That's a very good point. I think I've looked for that cd in the past and never located it - but could be wrong. Was there a Vol 1?I know there were some funk cd's which Keb put out.

Keb certainly has a passsion for the music. Absolutely no doubt about that.

Yep, that's nice buddy.

Which I guess is when Keb was well into his deep funk/soul days.

There's something quite reassuring about the fact that you two can't remember either!

Yes, I meant pre Stafford.

Apologies Dave I didn't read the other thread in it's entirety

Just saw Dave's post - are these current spins.

Yep, that's the one. Top notch.

Mm. This has just reminded me of the CD which Keb put together - lots of good stuff on it. It ends with the Del Larks.

Thanks Cunnie, I'll try that later. Yep, Keb likes his language! Bit like mesen.

There's another thread about Keb running - mainly covering his 60's stuff. I know Keb at one point was playing modern suff but strangely cannot remember seeing/hearing any of it. It's probably one of those blanked out memory moments! So, when Keb was in his modern moments what sort of stuff was he playing? Was he discovering new material, was it big ticket kind of stuff? I would be interested to hear your contributions and memories from back in the day. Cheers Peter

Cheers Dave. I thought that was the case. It seems odd looking back that I don't recall hearing/seeing Keb play any modern stuff but know enough about him to know he did. Might start another thread?