1981

1981
In memory of my dear old brother - Horringer Court 1982

The Pussyfoot

The Pussyfoot
The Pussyfoot by vocalist Terry Barfield

Tintern Abbey by Don Smith

Tintern Abbey by Don Smith
Tintern Abbey by Don Smith

The Carnaby

The Carnaby
By Andy Andrews

Friday 13 March 2009

1969 unreleased acetate







































For your delight, the best of English progressive/psychedelia.

An unkown recording from 1969, titled Santa Lucia, by 'Respect'.


An IBC acetate.

Side 1 is titled 'The Minstrel', a more acoustic affair.




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  1. TIMELAPSE14 March 2009 at 21:33

    Wow, that's one weird recording, especially the intro.

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  2. Anonymous15 March 2009 at 16:34

    I concur.This is a weird recording,but I like music that is off beat (pun fully intended!)and off color. Makes listening exciting.Wish we could find out the artist.You post some cool 45's here.Umm..may I have a request....A repost of "ON the BEACH" by Finders Keepers..if possible..thanks..nice blog,,regards,John.

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  3. Henry Rawlinson15 March 2009 at 18:54

    Thank you for your comments gentlemen. This recording was a rejected demonstration acetate recording by what will most likely remain an unknown group. I too would like to find the artists.

    The Finders Keepers single is back on tap. You can find it by clicking on the link in in the left hand column.

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  4. sexy1 April 2009 at 15:38

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  5. Anonymous21 April 2009 at 19:18

    This is great - thanks a lot for the sounds!

    The singer's voice sounds extremely familiar, but I can't figure out who he reminds me of...

    I'd love to hear the acoustic side as well (if possible).

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  6. Henry Rawlinson22 April 2009 at 10:56

    Thank you for your comment.

    I have to agree that the vocals are all too familiar (cressida, Khan?), but it could simply be down to many bands of that era having that hoarse sound.

    If anyone can throw light on this recording I would be most grateful.

    I will put side 2 up some time in the future. It is, however, far less interesting.

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  7. Anonymous25 June 2009 at 22:28

    Well actually I know the band.
    one of the Guitar players is my dad. funny thing finding a demo from him on the web after all the time.

    Alex

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  8. Henry Rawlinson26 June 2009 at 13:19

    Hello Alex

    I would really like to hear more about your father and the band he played in. Would you be prepared to share more information, perhaps by email?

    Thank you for your post

    Sir Henry

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  9. Anonymous8 August 2009 at 14:33

    Having seen an article in our local paper I felt compelled to visit your site. My name is Dave Bowden and I was the vocalist and co writer with the band Respect. I have very fond memories of those psychedelic times and have been in various bands ever since. Thank you so much for showing an interest in our music (Santa Lucia) if you would like further info leave a response and I will get back to you - cheers Dave.

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  10. Dan Chandler10 August 2009 at 21:43

    Thank's for the review. I was the drummer in the band Respect and my name is Graham ( Charlie ) Chandler.
    Mike Grant got in contact with me to tell me about this site. My parents funded the recording and i still have the master tape. I am still playing and currently in a band called Red House.
    Glad that Dave got in touch. I have also contacted Clive Whitelock the co writer.

    Cheers Charlie.

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  11. Dan Chandler10 August 2009 at 21:44

    Ignore the Dan Chandler bit above. I am Charlie's son and he dosnt know how to work computers so it was dictated !

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  12. Henry Rawlinson20 August 2009 at 12:56

    Hello Dave,

    Thanks for the message. It is great that so many of the band members are back in contact, and that the short history of 'Respect' is coming to light.

    I was wondering if an original master tape existed, so this is excellent news. I am interested in any information about the band's origin and performances, photographs and other recordings. I have a project of sorts in mind so would appreciate your contacting me by email using the address at top of page,

    Regards

    Sir Henry

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  13. Henry Rawlinson20 August 2009 at 13:02

    Hello Charlie (and Dan),

    Once again, it is terrific to hear from another band member, and you actually have the master tape! As I said to Dave, you can email me if interested with a view to putting Respect on the map of British rock history.

    Regards

    Sir Henry

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  14. Anonymous12 September 2009 at 23:34

    Hello.

    We think there was another guitarist in the band called Paul Russell. Can anyone shed any light?

    Cheers.

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  15. Anonymous22 September 2009 at 20:13

    Yes, that's correct. Paul was an original member of Respect. Respect started up as a four piece with Dave singing and playing lead guitar. Mick was asked to join and play lead guitar. When Paul left the band he was replaced by Keith.
    Keith played lead on most of the songs although on Santa Lucia it is Mick who you can here with the Wah Wah effect guitar at the end of the song with Keith playing an accompaning solo in the background. On the other side of this Demo Disc, a song called The Minstrel, it is Keith who plays lead guitar.

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  16. Anonymous22 September 2009 at 22:16

    Thanks for the info... I'd be really interested to know if anyone is still in touch with Paul?

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  17. Henry Rawlinson16 December 2010 at 19:18

    Regarding Paul Russel, I am pleased to say that I have made contact. Band members wishing to know his contact details, please contact me in the usual manner.

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