September 2011 Vinyls & Rarities
  CHELMSFORD ROCKS | Jimi Hendrix Chelmsford | Chelmsford Corn Exchange | Army & Navy | The Clash Chancellor Hall 1977 | Music Memories | Essex Gig Guide | Punk Rock Festival First Ever | Gig Reviews 2012 | Gig Reviews 2011 | Gig Reviews | Vinyl And Rarities | CD Reviews | Chelmsford Rock Memorabilia | Chelmsford Spectacular 1993 | V 96 Paul Weller Programme | V 96 Programme | V 97 Programme | V 98 Programme | V 99 Programme | V 2000 Programme | V 2000 Programme Page 2 | V 2001 Programme | V 2001 Programme Page 2 | Contact |  STRANGLERS LONDON 2010 | New York Dolls | September Vinyls & Rarities | Paul Weller V 96 | City Rock 77 Poster | P45 - The Golden Fleece - Chelmsford | The Hamsters Half Moon Putney | The Blue Beat Rooms Billericay | Elvis Costello Windsor Ontario | Lee Brilleaux Memorial 2012  




Explosion - Eli Paperboy Reed (click on image to play)

To save Colin counting down for his retirement, this superb piece of new age funk does it all for you. So counting down, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, it’s gonna be an explosion baby. Enjoy one of the best and exciting tracks out for years.

Duncan September 2011 
Alex Harvey – Midnight Moses
This is the 1969 original Harvey version released in 1969 and features his brother Les Harvey on guitar. A bit more jazzed up than the framed version that would occasionally get a spin on radio 1 on the Simon Bates birthday file once a year, the birthday file featured artist past and present on there actual birthday. Bates was probably better known for the 'our tune .love songs and stories that went out on the same show.

I chose this song as while out on a birthday celebration meal, Neal happen to mention one of his favourite Alex Harvey tracks was the 'Midnight Moses'. He had never heard the 69 Harvey version, so give it a listen and see what you think.

Maurice September 2011
Be My Girl - The Dramatics
I have no particular reason to put this song up, but it makes me feel happy. Going to work this Monday morning, rather than listen to Ronnie Irani’s caustic jibes about another Arsenal loss. I put on the IPOD and this one came up third song in and brightened up a long early morning drive into London. You just can’t beat 70’s soul.

Duncan, September 2011