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Date Posted: 08:55:47 03/11/05 Fri
Author: Darren Bennett
Subject: Rarities... PUSSY PRICE.
In reply to: davewakeling 's message, "Re: New Album In the Pipeline ?" on 23:47:57 03/04/05 Fri

Dave
it was great to meet and chat with you at the Swindon 3 MEN AND A BLACK GIG, which for any of you who have'nt seen them yet.. GO ... anyway following on from the subject of rarities etc, i do have a live recording which i bought years ago in Camden Market which includes a version of PUSSY PRICE... i really like that track and wish it had been recorded.
cheers
Darren

>>is any. Early demos, live recordings...also the Peel
>>Session from 79.
>>
>>Does any exist Dave ?
>
>Dave says...
>
>You know I don't think so. The Peel sessions had a
>version of "Night and Day", and a tune called "It
>makes me rock", but apart from that I think we
>released most everything that was recorded. There
>might be a few odds and sods on the Master Reels, but
>they were probably deserted on account of being crap!
>
>Truth be known, we hardly worked at all unless we were
>on tour or in the studio. Mind, that accounted
>sometimes for 8-9 months of the year, so I suppose we
>were doing all we thought we could! We rehearsed new
>songs at soundcheck sometimes, but often the first
>time we heard the tune back was when we were making a
>record! Of course in them days everybody didn't have a
>48 track digital recorder in their house!
>
>Got some great new tunes that would fit straight onto
>a Beat record. Some of them sound so Beaty, we could
>pretend they were uncovered diamonds from the past! Oh
>yeah, there was a tune called "You're Stuck" that I
>still really like that we never recorded at the time.
>Now you've got me really thinking!! I have most of the
>lyric books from the time, I wonder if there's still a
>few fledgling hits in there?!
>
>Cheers,
>
>Dave
> x

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