Plug for my friends Red Guitars

[richardg]

Probably the song that turned me to indie music was Good Technology by Red Guitars. A song that made no sense to me at the time, I was about 14 when I first heard it and was told it was made in Hull. It just didn't make sense. The song was too far out to be by a Hull band.

Hallam, John and Lou, were supportive of my music projects over the following years.

So here is a plug for the 12" signed copy of a remixed 2023 version of Good Technology!

https://www.redguitars.co.uk/goodTe...ROQjggi76C92nyNLGHFfnf97LCB-7oNCuEoXy17M#!/~/

 

[Mike Hughes]

No plug needed for me. I have the original 12” single and all these years later I still think it’s a stone cold classic which somehow slipped through the cracks.

 

[richardg]

No plug needed for me. I have the original 12” single and all these years later I still think it’s a stone cold classic which somehow slipped through the cracks.

This one is red vinyl and signed with super far out remix...essential purchase! I nearly bought 2!

 

[RickyC6]

Great band and lovely people too.

 

[Mike Hughes]

I don’t do vinyl so definitely not essential for me.

 

[tobermory]

1983 Festive Fifty top ten no less, great track, have the 12" also. Remember it featuring on the Tube, possibly on a piece on Hull??

 

[smegger68]

love them. Got my original 7" of GT and both studio albums on vinyl.

 

[guey]

Still dig out the 12 of Marimba Jive, and Tales Of the Expected CD from time to time.

 

[RickyC6]

Well worth checking out Loudhailer Electric Company, Lou Howard’s current band (lead vocals and bass) that includes Jeff Parsons, formerly of Dead Fingers Talk, on lead guitar. A tremendous band, particularly live, and 2 musical legends round here.

 

[richardg]

Video now released. Lou still looking like she's got it!