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James Bond said
Hi Syd
Back in the Uk from 5th to 21st August if you are around to catch up OO7
Scott Pack said
Hi,
Would you like a copy of this book?
21st Century Dodos: A Collection of Endangered Objects (and Other Stuff)
I am the publisher and I think it might appeal to you. Happy to send you one if so.
Cheers,
Scott
marina said
i have a copy of mad issue212 made in dec1979 coronation street .is it worth anything
Tommyboy said
Wellingtons 2nd single, Catch Us If You Can was written by Eccles/Martin and has no relation to the DC5 song. A third single Swoop Down On You was released in Europe, but not the UK for some reason. Maybe because Wellington were more succesful in Europe.
Song For Jimi by Wolfrilla.. looking at my copy now. On the same label as Wellington, although a different design. Incidently I think both bands came from the same town in Northamptonshire.
themagicrobot said
Thanks for the info. I haven’t heard the 2nd single but I note that “Swoop Down On You” can be heard here:-
http://purepop1uk.blogspot.com/2009/04/wellington-swoop-down-on-you.html
I presume “Song for Jimi” is a tribute to the late James Marshall Hendrix and therefore probably the most collectible single on Concord?
Tommyboy said
I think all Concord releases are hard to find, perhaps with the exception of Mel & Tim – Backfield in Motion. Wolfrilla information: 3 piece band featuring Kenny Payne on Bass, Ned McGuigan on drums and Geoff Hart on lead. I think its the same Geoff Hart was once in Cupids Inspiration (used the pseudonym Wyndham George). Ned McGuigan has sadly passed away. Can’t trace anything on Kenny Payne, but this.. “HartString.
A fantastic English acoustic duo all the way from the Midi Pyrenees featuring Geoff Hart (Original guitarist with Cupids Inspiration who’s single ‘ Yesterday Has Gone’ reached number 4 in the 1968 charts.(Jan 2011 French blog site))