FETCH EDDIE-1st.RECORD-HE'LL LOVE YOU TILL YOU'RE PREGNANT.UN-PLAYED.IN P/SLEEVE
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VERY,VERY,VERY RARE
THEIR VERY FIRST SINGLE UNDER THE NAME OF FETCH EDDIE
THEY LATER RECORDED UNDER THE NAME
FETCH EDDIE THE BABY'S GONE BLUE
FROM TAMWORTH
THIS IS AN UN-PLAYED MINT VINYL RECORD
A SIDE = HE'LL LOVE YOU TILL YOU'RE PREGNANT ( TIL ON THE LABEL - TILL ON THE SLEEVE )
B SIDE = TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR
THE RECORD IS ON THE STICKY LABEL NUMBER STICKY 001
THE VERY FIRST ONE ON THIS LABEL
THE RECORD HAS NEVER BEEN PLAYED - THE VINYL IS IN MINT CONDITION
IT COMES IN ITS ORIGINAL PICTURE COVER SLEEVE - THIS IS IN EXCELLENT PLUS CONDITION
PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION
http://www.tamworthbands.com/fetcheddiethebabysgoneblue/index.htm
Fetch Eddie The Baby’s Gone Blue – The Rathole
WELCOME back to pop music. For far too long, pop has been either embarrassing or irrelevant in Tamworth but now at last we have a good, strong commercial band who play sheer unadulterated pop music.
This set by Fetch Eddie ranks as one of best Tamworth debuts I have seen in years and proves that the band’s growing Birmingham reputation is no fluke. Based around Aaron’s meandering, solid guitar and the first class vocal work of Pod. Fetch Eddie play crisp, invigorating music that is jam-packed with luscious melodies and superb arrangements.
The songs are short, direct and very catchy and lead to a host of comparisons including Squeeze, The Beatles, Feargal Sharkey, The Police and The Records. Every song had it’s merits but the reggae-based ‘Too Much To Ask For’ and the sprightly ‘He’ll Love You ‘Til Your Pregnant’ were the outstanding songs of a quite outstanding set.
Several top local singers told me afterwards that in Fetch Eddie the area has a very impressive and promising band indeed, and it was hard to find anyone who could muster up a word of criticism once the band had left to tumultuous applause. It was a superb set by a great new band and the first really decent pop music in Tamworth since Sitting Pretty at their latter-day peak. The baby may have gone blue but the future looks very bright indeed. A wonderful find.
Tamworth Herald – 26/06/87
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