The Real People, from Liverpool, England, were one of the very first bands to play what is today known as “Britpop”, and have been quoted by Oasis as being one of their major influences.
Date unknown (probably 1997-1999)
01 Time
02 Weekend
03 Ocean Child
04 Loaded Gun
05 Open Your Eyes
06 Dead Sea
07 Taxi
08 One Of These Days
09 What's Love
10 When Tomorrow Comes-Lazy Horse-The Answer
11 Start Of The Day
12 Lazy Horses
13 Feeling Lonely
14 Better Days
15 Die For England
16 Love In A Bag
17 Maybe This Time
18 Do Without It
19 Don't Spread It
CD-R (unknown lineage)>Exact Audio Copy (secure mode)>Flac
OU Notes:
These demos have not circulated very widely especially in this quality. Another version has circulated as Brendan Lynch demos however these came from Gavin who has only burned CD's from MP3's so the original quality has probably been lost forever. The good news is that there only two tracks on Gavin's Brendan Lynch demos that are not here (The Baby and A Pair Of Shoes) Both of those tracks show up on other demo sets (Rare Trax '97 & Rare Trax '99 respectively). Also it's important to note that Gavin's Brendan Lynch sessions is a bit of a misnomer because Garry Ford has said that the only songs they did with Brendan Lynch were The Baby, Maybe This Time, Nothings Gonna Take It Away & Love In A Bag (1st demo).
I named this set Ford Era Demos to distinguish it from Gavin's Brendan Lynch demos. I have reason to believe this set is probably only 2 or 3 CD-R copies from the originals. A lot of the tracks on this set are the same as those on the three Rare Trax sets but generally those on this set are better quality.
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