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DODGY STUDIO RECORDINGS
Title	Key	*	File Size (Meg)	Length (Mins)	Comments
Bing the Disco King	D		3.51	2:33	These songs were recorded at Pete Burnham's (Birnham?) studio in 1986 (I think). They have been heavily processed (digitally re-mastered). They were taken from a very quiet and noisy cassette tape that was possessed of several random drop-ins of really loud dance music or people saying, "Is this the play button?" Some of this I was able to cover up using adjacent material but some sections were beyond repair and had to be cut out so the songs may not go quite as you remember them. I didn't spend too much time on this because I am hoping that somebody will come forward with a better copy of the tape that I can use or, if fate is kind, Pete Burnham will come forward with the masters (at which time he can tell me how to spell his name) - or (and this is more of an "and/or") somebody will come forward with a copy of "The Steve Kellet Tape" which was, if memory serves (which it increasingly doesn't {don't even get me started on my tendency to ramble [or my constant use nested brackets in a futile attempt to keep track of my thoughts]}) the best recording that CLPC ever did. The line-up for this recording was the same as below: Jane Rostron - Vocals Jacquie Payne - Vocals Sarah Barker - Vocals Joolie Hills (Now Mrs Jones) - Vocals Penny Rushton - Vocals
Here Comes the Drudge	C		3.92	2:51
Penny's Mum's Song	C		2.74	1:59
Boy Racer	C		2.79	2:01
My Right Hand	C		3.78	2:45
Size 9 Rag	C		3.85	2:48
Zoo	C		2.84	2:04
Listen	C	*	4.17	3:02	Kahlil Gibran via Sweet Honey in the Rock.
Passion	C		3	2:10	Never before heard on the interweb.
PMT Blues	C	*	3.46	2:31	Sarah's polemic on the female condition.
Lisa	C		4.32	3:08	Also never before heard on the interweb.
DODGY LIVE RECORDINGS TWO SONGS FROM CATS LIKE PLAIN CRISPS' FIRST EVER GIG
Title	Key	*	File Size (Meg)	Length (Mins)	Comments
Bing the Disco King	D		3.75	2:43	This was the first ever outing for CLPC. The question is, "Who were the vocalist and guitarist at this gig?" Apparently they were so nervous that they were unable to take to the stage without a little support. The line-up for this gig was: Jane Rostron - Vocals Sarah Barker - Vocals Laura Hawkins - Vocals Anne Other (Possibly Claire) - Vocals
The Noise of the Cars	D		4.44	3:14
OLD DODGY LIVE RECORDINGS OLD RECORDED AT ZANIES NIGHTCLUB ON SANDOWN SEAFRONT - 15/05/1985
Title	Key	*	File Size (Meg)	Length (Mins)	Comments
Bing the Disco King	D		1.86	1:21	These songs were recorded on a 4 track cassette deck though judging from the sound they might as well have been recorded on a Rob's Ghetto Blaster. Still there was never anyone quite like them and the only thing that stops me recommending all of them is the fact that I've run out of apostrophes (that and the DODGY sound). The line-up for the gig was: Jane Rostron - Vocals Jacquie Payne - Vocals Sarah Barker - Vocals Joolie Hills (Now Mrs Jones) - Vocals Penny Rushton - Vocals Actually Jacquie also played guitar but that ruins the "Vocals" joke.
Here Comes the Drudge	D		2.42	1:45
Penny's Mum's Song	D	*	1.68	1:13
Boy Racer	D		1.59	1:09
My Right Hand	D		2.08	1:30
Size 9 Rag	D	*	2.14	1:33
Zoo	D	*	1.65	1:12