we should be able to hear it !!!

You are in good company with Tiny Tim who I thought was sensational. I went to interview him once when he was all but forgotten ( but was still getting working singling in strip joints etc) in a tiny room he lived in Times Square.
Barely a stick of furniture..bed and table..but I noticed when he opened a wardrobe door for some reason..it was packed with what looked like about 50 bottles of French Champagne.

hedda wrote:
we should be able to hear it !!!

You are in good company with Tiny Tim who I thought was sensational. I went to interview him once when he was all but forgotten ( but was still getting working singling in strip joints etc) in a tiny room he lived in Times Square.
Barely a stick of furniture..bed and table..but I noticed when he opened a wardrobe door for some reason..it was packed with what looked like about 50 bottles of French Champagne.

Oooh, FRENCH Champagne! Fancy!

hedda wrote:
we should be able to hear it !!!

You are in good company with Tiny Tim who I thought was sensational. I went to interview him once when he was all but forgotten ( but was still getting working singling in strip joints etc) in a tiny room he lived in Times Square.
Barely a stick of furniture..bed and table..but I noticed when he opened a wardrobe door for some reason..it was packed with what looked like about 50 bottles of French Champagne.

Do you have the interview still ?

Jk have you still got a copy of the flexidisc of Lick a Smurf

I always thought flexidiscs were fun, sometimes getting the record player to actually play them was an ordeal...

Sadly no, Sausage; one of the advantages of flexi discs is they were imminently disposable!

JK2006 wrote:
Sadly no, Sausage; one of the advantages of flexi discs is they were imminently disposable!

Just like the cereal 45's you had cut around.

Flexi discs were a pain and the sound were awful. Picture discs have a rich sound but I end up just framing them like Wyot hangs up beer mats from various strip clubs.

I hate to admit it GM but Lick A Smurp, recorded in my home studio, was an awful sound in the best of systems.

JK2006 wrote:
I hate to admit it GM but Lick A Smurp, recorded in my home studio, was an awful sound in the best of systems.

I vaguely remember it JK, I haven’t tried to hunt it down or listen it. Novelty songs do nothing for me. I do like 1984 and City of Angels very much by you.

Ways To Be A Wicked is a tremendous cover.

Thank you GM; I agree on all three!

JK2006 wrote:
Thank you GM; I agree on all three!

I can’t find the box set without spending a fortune. Is Ways To Be Wicked on a 45 ?

We might have put it on the UK Records box set.