b/w - Radio Radio
It's time for another Beatles cover
(although, I'll admit that the flip is the better track - once again a there's a bit to much synth on the A side for me)
The Studioz were from Edinburgh & this 45 (for reasons only known to their label) only had a proper release in Portugal
The Band were
Sammy Spiers (voc keyboards)
Scott Hendrie (guitar)
Wullie Robinson (guitar)
Stuart Tennant (drums) scroll down to page 25 for his info
Pop over to bored teenagers for more info - If anyone has the other track from the cassingle mentioned feel free to send me an mp3
Sounds & scans below
http://www.mediafire.com/?5asyfsc7662eucn
Hi, here's the song you're requesting
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Cheers
Thanks Sarah - Nice Tune - I've also just noticed you posted this 45 last year on Deadbeats (I don't like repeating posts but it's gonna happen sometimes)
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeletePortuguese Mayday Records released one CD of Studioz- "Time for the Beat".
Hi guys, again.
ReplyDeleteRui de Castro here from Warm Records in Lisbon.
Old stuff popping up!
Cheers
Warmest regards
Rui
Btw: Do you have The Fred Banana Combo's No Destination Blues double A sided with Jerk Off All Nite Long, released by me on Warm Records? It's ref AWMR 2004 (UK Warm records of course) in pic sleeve! I need the mp3 of that lil number!
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance!
Warm regards
Rui de Castro aka Castrator
PS: Sub-Published yes, sir by Castrator Music for the UK and Portugal (moi).
:)
Sorry I Don't have it! you could try going to
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& asking there - It seems they may own it!
Studioz on Portugese TV!
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Thanks Chris, it's me on the far right of the screen on bass guitar.
DeleteWarm Regards
Rui de Castro