Does anyone remember the small record shop in the arches beneath Charing Cross down by Embankment in the 90s. Think the owner was called Pete, might have bern called Wolfman, but could be wrong. Bought loads of white label bootlegs from there when they were at their height. Anyone know what I'm talking about?
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Wolfe_(musician)
Don't remember the shop, but it wasn't this Pete/Wolfman, was it?the monkey speaks his mind
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Ah yes, Pete 'Wolf'. No idea how he got his nickname. He was notorious for coughing loudly to disguise the 'tic' sound when the needle on the record he was demonstrating passed over a scratch. Dodgy hustler, but a likable rogue if you will.
I will always remember that the rip in the coat he wore was repaired with sellotape.
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I went there a few times, that must have been early 90s. I don't remember it being around for long.
The Trocodero ctr shop was called Jam wasn't it, down in the basement? I would remember his name if I heard it, could have been Ollie? He then had a shop nr Ray's Jaz shop Neal Street way. Last time I saw him he was working in honest jons, not sure when that was, at least 10 years ago.
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Originally posted by proteus View PostThe Trocodero ctr shop was called Jam wasn't it, down in the basement? I would remember his name if I heard it, could have been Ollie? He then had a shop nr Ray's Jaz shop Neal Street way. Last time I saw him he was working in honest jons, not sure when that was, at least 10 years ago.
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Originally posted by alanmck View PostYup, Ollie's "Jam" shop was in ht basement, then on the top floor (or vice versa) on the Trocadero, then on Shorts Gardens. lost touch with him after that.MUSHRUMPS Daily party-prog MP3 blog
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