Rough cassette recording in our Boardwalk rehearsal room around May-June 1989: bass, guitar, Sissy our new drum machine and a bit of vocal somewhere.  I found this in 2021 when going through old cassette tapes. (I wanted to include it on our Fleasparasite soundcloud but I'm locked out)
Boz (Jan 2021)

A jam at the Boardwalk(1989)- Flea

Second Boz Hayward album (2011) includes songs about social media, espionage, the Trans-Siberian Railway, enjoying the moment and life in general.

Facebook (aka Too Many Clicks Down The Virtual River)

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Love Shines Through

'Look at that bloke with the big furry hat - He's a Russian Spy!'. The original 1987 Both Sides recording of the 1979 Boz Hayward song that's '...inspired less by political dogma than by Harry Palmer films, over-active imaginations, and muttered code phrases on park benches.' Recorded by Nick Beere at the Stable in Aldbourne, Wiltshire  and remastered in 2018. A Bert Weill Productions video. Both Sides: Spike Milton - drums, Ken Boseley - Bass and Boz Hayward - guitar/vocals.

Russian Spy - Both Sides

'ISSH' - Robbie H's 2nd single (release not confirmed) takes us onto a Hayward family tape archive clip from 1967 (the first single uses a clip from 1966)and at 32 months Robbie is singing proper words this time. This visit back to the 1967 is via 1980s with nods to PiL, Fab four, Marc Almond and to Harold, my mum's dad who lived in Burnage, Manchester and worked at London Road (Piccadilly) railway goods station for 40 years. No old steam trains here though - just a cranky old pacer and new models. The dawn sky from December 2019 is something special. Whizzing Belle Vue Aces race Swindon, too! Fleeting joys. (A Bert Weill production.)

ISSH (by Robbie H)

Early track from There'll Always Be Diseases (TAB-D) from 2003.
Rob Hayne's Drums recorded by Dan Pigott at the Cutting Rooms, Abraham Moss, Crumpsall; Bill Marten's Bass recorded in Whitworth Street rehearsal room in 2003 and Boz's guitar recorded at home in Chorlton in 2003. Sonic embellishments added between 2003 and 2020.

TooMuchTooFastTooBigTooSoon -  There'll Always Be Diseases (TAB-D)

What The Hell is Wrong With The World These Days? -  There'll Always Be Diseases (TAB-D

Early track from There'll Always Be Diseases (TAB-D) from 2003.
Rob Hayne's Drums recorded by Dan Pigott at the Cutting Rooms, Abraham Moss, Crumpsall; Bill Marten's Bass recorded in Whitworth Street rehearsal room and Boz's guitar recorded at home in Chorlton. Sonic embellishments added between 2003 and 2020.

Scared Sick - There'll Always Be Diseases (TAB-D)

A 'Teenage Kicks' themed-song written originally in the early 80s, modified and eventually recorded by There'll Always Be Diseases (TAB-D) in 2003. Rob Haynes' drums recorded by Dan Pigott at the Cutting Rooms, Abraham Moss, Crumpsall; Bill Marten's Bass recorded in Whitworth Street rehearsal room and Boz's guitar and vocal recorded at home in Chorlton. No added ingredients.

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