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Devil Glitch Chris Butler
Seasonally known as the front man for The Waitresses whose timeless Christmas classic Christmas Wrapping is to found in shopping malls the length and breadth Chris is also curator of fossil music and a host of other projects. Devils Glitch was recorded as the worlds longest single and the Guinness Book of World Records confirmed that achievement, rest easy though this is the shortened version.


Andy Baron and Concrete Johnson
Positive Dub (Mad Professor remix)
www.myspace.com/andybaronconcretejohnson


Ordinary People

Mindflow

"These guys are the direction in which reggae should be heading" Dennis Bovell

"They are brilliant, I'm a fan." Mad Professor

Andy Baron + Concrete Johnson started working together in 2005 and soon found themselves surrounded by some of the finest British based reggae musicians including Richie Stevens, Jeff Scantlebury, Winston Rollins, Tim Cansfield and Milton Myrie who have between them have worked with Maxi Priest, Aswad, Shaggy, Eddy Grant, Soul2Soul and many many more. Their debut single Ordinary People, Mindflow and Ordinary Dub is out now as a limited edition 12" vinyl on their own brilliantly named i and i tunes label and is available for download on itunes.

Clive Product music
Tea
Pass into the Night [clive's thoughts on this song available here]
Wobble Clive Product

Dave Russell
Nuclear Freight Disaster

Notting Dale Commentary

You Need an Excuse

Dave Russell came to our attention through the 3rd Ramblin Garden Blues piece where Frank makes mention of Notting Dale Commentary.He's the sort of performer that inspires people to leave comments on web forums like "Some people sound great, some people look great. Dave Russell IS great. One of the most exciting and original performers that I have ever seen. Not always the most accessible, but he's well worth the effort." All 3 tracks here are from his CD 'Into The Fourth Dimension'. Many thanks Dave.