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  1. George was a handful by all accounts, but he did finance the manufacture of the single, so I guess it was the typical ‘he said she said’ argument. 

    When I put the Del Larks back together at Soultripusa March 2006, remaining members gave their version of events. 

    Sadly George isn’t alive to throw his two penneth in. 

    Just a great record with bad distribution due to the players in disagreement with Blackwell. 

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  2. Just to reiterate......The Del Larks Black and Silver DJ was first found at Mcfarlane Music, Newark, New Jersey in 1978. 

    I eventually sold it in 1980 to Dave Raistrick. 

    The promo was manufactured by George Blackwell who not only sang but acted as a local entrepreneur for a few local acts. 

    If anyone needs any further info, I will be happy to answer them. Cheers KR 

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  3. 6 hours ago, PIED PIPER said:

    Can anyone Shed any light on this one ...

    Back in the day , Ian Levine used to play the instrumental version of LOVE ON RAMPAGE, By THE GEORGE KERR ORCH ..

    Was this ever released on a Single or was it a cover up name at the time , Any help would be much appreciated.

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    Kev.  

    Hello- It came from me in 1975. I hit a store in New York that amazingly had acquired master reels from Broadway and A1 Sound studios. 

    Among the tapes were the Perigents(pronounced The Per-regents) Rampage, Instrumental, Airplane Song plus other George Kerr material. 

    I shared the story with GK during his appearance at the Blackpool Soul Festival 2017

    Not sure I gave the acetate I cut to Ian. Feel sure it went to Rob Smith. 

    There you go.......

  4. 7 hours ago, Paul r said:

    I came into Russ's shop on the Saturday afternoon.  You, Russ and Soussan were there, and As was playing some of his synthesizer instrumentals as I walked  in. His version of Thumb a ride was on the turntable. The look on his face was a picture when I said "what the f*ck is this shite". I wasn't  impressed with the sounds or his pink suit!

    Pink suit....don’t remember that nor being in RW’s shop. 

  5. Well not on the Niter scene until the Torch but Derek certainly had it along with Eddie Regan. He just wasn’t known as a ‘Northern’ DJ then.

    I remember mentioning it to Alan Day in fact.  

  6. The late Derek Allen may have been a contender. He had Eddie Regan and the Shakers in early 1972. Unless you went to his mobile discos though, you wouldn’t know. He didn’t engage with the full on Northern scene until much later 😀

  7. 2 hours ago, geeselad said:

    1.kings Hall, and didn't want to name it, but as you insist 

    2. Reportably less than 500 in all rooms, and again didn't want to be specific 

    3. I couple of weeks ago

    4. Haven't a clue, don't usually go to mainstream northern events 

    5.no

    6. Because this is a site for conversation. Speculative, well there must be thousands of speculative threads about the nature of or direction of the scene. look at the popular. 'is it time to sell up?' thread for a good example.

    I simply wanted a general discussion of current trends in nighters. Really didn't want to be specific Hope you can enlighten us to the facts, and obviously your views on nighter trends are valued too. 

    Let’s see if we can can add facts among the ‘speculation’ 

    Geeselad responding to totally decent and sensible questions from Supercorsa. In turn answered by someone who was there  

    1. Thanks for the plug. 

    2. You weren’t there. Numbers were higher  

    3. Feb 17

    4. You didn’t go.....hopefully our response clears up any mystery?

    5. No......great answer. 

    6. Funny how the Kings Hall Stoke got singled out? Go figure. 

    Thanks for deep interest in the All Nighter which has now run for 22 years. 

    Heres the 2019 dates for advance planning:

    APRIL 6, JULY 27, OCT 5 

    Next up the All Dayer May 19

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  8. (Diane) Newby, previously on Kapp and (Larry) Johnson, formerly lead on the Del Royals ‘Man of Value for Mercury. 

    The rhythm track was cut in Detroit using the expertise of Tony Camillo. 

    Vocals were added in New York.

     

     

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