| SIDE ONE | |
| EVERYBODY'S GOT TO HAVE A HERO | ROLL UPS |
| IT HURTS ME TOO | SALT |
| HIPSHAKE | SALT |
| MOVE OVER | FILTHY McNASTY |
| SIDE TWO | |
| FIRE DOWN BELOW | FILTHY McNASTY |
| WALKING IN THE SUN | GERRY McAVOY JAM |
| ONLY FOR YOU | REMUS DOWN BOULEVARD |
| I CANT GET NEXT TO YOU | FILTHY McNASTY |
| HAND SHANDY | ROLL UPS |
| EP SIDE ONE | |
| YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY | JACKIE LYNTON'S HAPPY DAYS |
| EP SIDE TWO | |
| WALKIN' THE DOG | GERRY McAVOY JAM |
| GUNRUNNER | REMUS DOWN BOULEVARD |
Recorded live at the Bridge House Canning Town London E16 in April 1978. |
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Filthy McNasty Chris Thompson Stevie Lange Billy Kristian Mike Walker Geoff Whitehorn Clive Edwards |
Vocals, Guitar Vocals, Percussion Bass, Vocals Keyboards Guitar Drums |
Jackie Lynton's Happy Days Jackie 'Lash' Lynton Kirk 'Loader' Riddle Graham 'Cupcake' Cooper Alan 'Clint' Watkins Greg Squeak |
Vocals Bass Guitar Drums Sax, Harp |
SALT Stevie Smith Mick Clarke Stewart McDonald Malcome Hine Colin Nash |
Vocals, Harp Guitar Bass Slide Guitar Drums |
Gerry McAvoy Jam Steve Whiteman Waller Gerry McAvoy Lou Martin Rod De'Ath Mick Eves Ron Carthy |
Vocals, Guitar Bass, Vocals Piano Drums Sax Trumpet |
Roll Ups Lea Hart Jnr Jeff Peters Rick Andreos Paul Airey |
Guitar, Vocals Bass, Vocals Drums Piano. Vocals |
Remus Down Boulevard Dave Edwards Dennis Stratton Ron Berg Gerry Cunningham |
Guitar, Vocals Guitar, Vocals Drums Bass, Vocals |
This was a Chris Thompson production and he really worked his socks off, having to not only deal with his own band Filthy McNasty, but the other five bands as well. No, I haven't made a mistake, there were only five bands on the album but we also recorded a sixth band, The Sprinklers, who got cold feet so we took them off the album. I have still got their recordings which have never been released.
The release of this album was the highlight of the Bridge House's success. We formed a record and publishing company and at that time we was the only pub in the world with it's own record label. I checked this out with th Guinness Book of Records and they agreed we were the first, but it's not a record until another pub forms a label and at the time we were the only one so we didn't get a mention.
We have still got the record label and new releases may be due soon. Chris Thompson has got a live set he recorded in 1980 and he recently said to me that I can release it on the Bridge House label. Watch this space...