I was thinking of Selling my "I am Jim Moray EP"...but I'm not now.

I like the idea of a download (perhaps only from this website?) and would happily pay for it. I think Lemady and Poverty Knock are excellent and would like to hear the rest - even if it isn't all up to the same standard in Jim's estimation.

Good luck to the OP with selling his copy and MattG, the only thing I can say in response to your Ant suggestion is Dirk Wears White Socks ;-)



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Thanks guys, to be honest I am having cold feet, so I think
I will hold onto it (for now at least!).

Valentine Wrote:
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> What sort of music do you play Col and where can I hear some Mate?


Sorry Andrew, missed that bit of your post. My originals days are long gone, so I've sold out and I'm playing in a covers band these days (google Blinkwatch and you'll find us) or search on Soundcloud for Not_the_DJ, I've uploaded a few tracks there from various projects I've been involved in. A couple of originals, a few covers and some noodling.

Hope no one minds the spam there, he did ask!

Cheers,
Col

Blimey, that's a great thought. Or almost anything off the first couple of Ants albums. Or even a crack at Goody Two Shoes could be interesting...

btw (totally off topic), it's fantastic to see Adam touring again and seeming to thoroughly enjoy it. Was lucky enough to be at his gig at Cambridge Junction last year, which was astonishingly good.

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> So how about it then Jim - the download that is,
> I'm guessing that there's more chance of that than
> an Ant cover.

Does the release of Bonny Black Hare as a download on Sound Cloud mean the others are to follow? I appreciate these are early works and may not sound as polished as some of Jim's later stuff but they do provide the complete picture. And for those of us who didn't pick up on Jim until Sweet England are a missing part of the jigsaw.