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[Robin Evans]

A local band from South Kirky called the BTP folders.
A new wave outfit that knocked me sideways when I saw them circa 79-80. Some of their stuff has just been uploaded onto Yuotube.

Q. Has anyone on here got any memory of them and even more remotely, has anyone got anything by them?

[oldrover]

A local band from South Kirky called the BTP folders.
A new wave outfit that knocked me sideways when I saw them circa 79-80. Some of their stuff has just been uploaded onto Yuotube.

Q. Has anyone on here got any memory of them and even more remotely, has anyone got anything by them?

No

[Maureen T-k]

A local band from South Kirky called the BTP folders.
A new wave outfit that knocked me sideways when I saw them circa 79-80. Some of their stuff has just been uploaded onto Yuotube.

Q. Has anyone on here got any memory of them and even more remotely, has anyone got anything by them?

I can remember The Gemini five from Fev circa 1970

[l'angelo mysterioso]

not for me ta

[Robin Evans]

The flip side of that single was called "all of a sudden"! Wrong era for you Chris but i was 18 in 78 and the whole energy and change that new wave brought to the music scene challenged the "long haired rock" culture that until then more or less had the rock scene to itself.
Then new wave came. whilst i didn't let go of rock new i embraced new wave too. Btp folders were a great local outfit that just ddint hit the big time.
Id love to get hold of some of there sessions.
Wombwell reform club 1978-82 - saw some amazing acts in there. def leppard played there!!!

[Maureen T-k]

not for me ta

Rather like them!!!

[Matt J]

If youd like, this can be the official music thread?

[GARY....S]

ROBIN step away from the keyboards move slowly back towards the little guy in the school uniform with the guitar you know thats where you belong

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Rather like them!!!

my ex brother in law was in the Gemini 5

[l'angelo mysterioso]

If youd like, this can be the official music thread?

I think that's a great idea

[l'angelo mysterioso]

The flip side of that single was called "all of a sudden"! Wrong era for you Chris but i was 18 in 78 and the whole energy and change that new wave brought to the music scene challenged the "long haired rock" culture that until then more or less had the rock scene to itself.
Then new wave came. whilst i didn't let go of rock new i embraced new wave too. Btp folders were a great local outfit that just ddint hit the big time.
Id love to get hold of some of there sessions.
Wombwell reform club 1978-82 - saw some amazing acts in there. def leppard played there!!!

music ended in 1971 apart from Springsteen and Dr Feelgood, and maybe 9 below zero.

oh and Graham Parker and the Rumour.

Edited by l'angelo mysterioso, 24 March 2012 - 08:16 AM.

[Robin Evans]

Oh I've seen nine below zero so many times and wilkor is still one of THE great .
Trying to play with that action is nigh on impossible to me.
Right, off to do the new York shuffle!

[Robin Evans]

ROBIN step away from the keyboards move slowly back towards the little guy in the school uniform with the guitar you know thats where you belong

Right on target there Mr S!!!

[Maureen T-k]

my ex brother in law was in the Gemini 5

Who was that then Chris ?

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Who was that then Chris ?

Martin 'harry' Poole

happy birthday by the way.

[stuart56]

music ended in 1971 apart from Springsteen and Dr Feelgood, and maybe 9 below zero.

oh and Graham Parker and the Rumour.

Take it you might like 'Howling Wolf' then. 'Smoke Stack Lightning'

[Maureen T-k]

Martin 'harry' Poole

happy birthday by the way.

Thank you xx

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Take it you might like 'Howling Wolf' then. 'Smoke Stack Lightning'

oh aye

[l'angelo mysterioso]

[getting2old]

Here's one i remember from my childhood back in the late 70's i suppose some bright kids could adapt this to pontefract or whatever. Always thought this was a fun song
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=4gROd223xK4