Our own Dick Heath's ALT2 Radio show Returns

I've seen Zoot Money... ages ago now when I was a teenager.  He was in a band with Pete York and others.  Guest performer was Spencer Davis and the guitarist was a certain Miller Anderson formerly of Keef Hartley Band and T-Rex.

i didn't know that Polythene shorthand. i must remember that :)

James wrote: Dick, it's Polyethylene Pet, not Polythene Pet.

That come teaching the fundamentals of polyethylene most days of the week ......

just fyi: the tunes can actually be downloaded for free :)

Basically yes, that's what it amounts to. I don't know if anybody who posts on these forums do it though.

Edited by salmacis - October 30 2008 at 18:10

Well, yes. Martin has posted a lot on Progressive Ears and has become pissed off with the music industry and has claimed this will be his last ever release. Apparently he's sick of the free download thing. I think it might be wise for these guys to take a leak out of Marillion's book, and exploit the situation rather than complain about it, though I understand his position for sure.

yeah - Grace (and the other tune) are from our latest album - a Polyethylene Pet album. the album as a whole is somewhat abstract but peppered with a few tunes like these. it's a bouncy affair with some humour to it, as you probably know from listening to the sample tracks.

Don't like this much...

jailbait LMAO

There are now two Wishbone Ashes! Wishbone Ash- led by Andy Powell- and Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash. There was also recently a furore on Martin Turner's site concerning a reunion of the original four members, with allegations that Andy Powell had been touting the tour without the other three agreeing to it. I don't think they'd be playing much bigger venues than they do now; their reputation is largely based on those first three great albums.