New import scans are now up. They include 3 different pressings of Hands Off...She's mine (German, Italian, and Dutch) as well as the Australian pressing of All Out To Get You.

Keep those scans coming! If you see a page where the images don't load, odds are it is a placeholder and scans are needed. Some LP scans are on the way!

That's right, the Mood Elevators artist page has been completely revamped thanks to the numerous contributions of band member Noel Green (bass). You will find new scans and more additions to the biography text. Enjoy.

Scans of the Italian pressing of the Hands Off...She's Mine 7-inch have just been posted.

Give the newly updated Mood Elevators page a read to see an account of the band by their origianl bassist, Noel Green. He sheds new light on the band's early days.

Check out the Mood Elevators pages for some amazing user-submitted live photos of the band taken back in 1981.

The description for the alternate version of FEET4 (with the Dubwesier mixes) has also been updated. It is a very unique release and you certainly can't complete your UK discography collection without it.

Keep those awesome submissions coming!

Take a look at the bottom of the 7-inch UK discography page and you will find a second FEET 4 entry. This is no mistake. It is an alternate Dubweiser version of the single (like the 12-inch) pressed onto a 7-inch with a paper label.

On top of that, there is now an original advert for Ago Talk on the description page for the 7-inch.

Both of these are thanks to user submissions. Please keep them coming so that we can expand our knowledge of the label.

Just posted some more scans of the 1999 USA CD issues of the English Beat albums.

Thanks to another kind user submission we now have scans of a second Go Feet design imitator on the Label page. The Expressos are the culprits and you can learn a bit about them as well as check out their discography by clicking through to the details page.

Keep those submissions coming!

Thanks to the kind submissions of users John Vaccaro and Mike Cornwell, there are now a number of new scans of the original adverts published to promote the Beat releases. See for yourself by looking through the 7-inches in the discography.

Keep those submissions coming!

Thanks to a submission for Steve, a faithful user, we have identified a UK promo 12-inch of Hit It that contains 2 instrumental mixes that cannot be found anywhere else. Take a look at the link at the bottom of the Discography page for info. The background of the release has been confirmed to be legitimate by Dave Wakeling.

Check out the Artists page for information about a band that pursued a place on the Go Feet label. You may be surprised.

Also, today the database interactions have been streamlined a bit. You should notice faster load times.

Just posted in the discography is the B.P.M. cassette along with scans.

In addition to a number of things that there haven't been time to post, I will be seeing Dave Wakeling again soon and more info will be squeezed out for all of you hungry readers. Just a little something for you to look forward to.

Thanks to some kind user submissions, I have posted serveral new scans including the A-side of FEET 129 and the BPM CD.

Give the Congos page a look to see a cool user-submitted advert for both the Heart of the Congos album and Fisherman scanned from an old music magazine.

Just posted some more scans of some of the later UK cassettes, including a "Take Two" with both I Just Can't Stop It and Wha'ppen.

Keep those scans coming!

Thanks to some kind user submissions, we are close to having all of the scans of the UK cassettes. All that is needed are scans of each side of the Special Beat Service tape.

I have begun working to populate the database of related releases. If you have any of them, please submit scans and feel free to let me know about any you don't see.

Give the new discography page a look. You will now find the Go Feet cassettes. In the details pages you will now find Releated Releases at the bottom. This is because I finished coding a means of displaying alternate (plasic label, promo, etc.) and foreign pressings. These sections, however need your help. Please submit scans of the cassettes, as you may see demonstrated in the What Is Beat? details as well as anything you see missing from the site. Foreign pressings especially!

Let me know what you think and enjoy!

I am currently in the process of coding a means of displaying related releases to those on the UK discography. These will include foreign pressings and alternate UK pressings. Your help is needed to populate the database with both info and photos. Please submit!

Now the site has a little favorite icon of its own. The favorite icon is the little image displayed on your address bar.

Some of the index page has been rewritten and some additions have been made to the Pato & Roger artist page. Another meeting with Dave Wakeling is coming up this week, so keep your eyes peeled for more.

Check out the updated Label page to see a Go Feet imitator.

Take a look at the bottom of the pages for the Go Feet badge image.

Modifications: Label page.
Additions: Saxa bio, new links, and a description for the Special Beat LP.

The second of the Beat band member bios is currently up. Give it a read to learn a bit about "Shuffle".

As with all of the content on this site, if you can add (or correct) any information then please do not hesitate to submit it.

Just posted are bios for Ranking Roger and Everett Morton. More to come shortly.

Progress is being made on the Beat artist page. Check out the posted bio of Andy Cox by clicking on his photo on the Beat page. The Beat bio along with other individual artist bios are in the process of being written. Enjoy!

The Beat artist page is slowly starting to take shape. Take a look at the design and get an idea of what is in store.

The Mood Elevators artist page has been revised and updated. You will be able to find a bit more information as well as a wonderful user-submitted full page advertisement for the Annapurna single. Click on it to view the advert in all its glory.

My thanks go out to all those who submit information, images, comments, and everything else. You're really helping this site grow and I do my best to include all of it.

Check out a brand new addition to the artists page: the toasting duo Pato and Roger. For a while he was an unofficial touring member of the Beat. Pato is the only previously unknown artist on the label to have launched a highly successful career that carries on to this day.

Well I spent the day making many changes to the site. Among them are many updated discography descriptions, new links, and an updated label page.

Changes to come: artist pages for Pato and Roger and the Beat, the inclusion of more pressings, and more!

Before getting into anything else, I would like to thank both Dave Wakeling and his manager Rick Reeves they presented me with last night to begin gathering first-hand information about Go Feet. It was much fun and very fascinating. Dave still sounds great and is a true pleasure to experience live. His performance comes highly recommended, so catch it if you can.

With about a 45 minute interview to sift through, it will take a little while but expect to see big additions and changes soon.

The Mood Elevators artist page has received some heavy revision today thanks to Paul Flanagan's contribution of a wonderful article about the band. There is even a link on there to a scan of the original article.

A lot more light has been spread onto this much under-appreciated band with more information on the way.

If you have any additional information about the Mood Elevators or anything else that you may find on this site (or maybe even things you don't find), please submit your contributions. Information, images, and flyers are all desired so don't hesitate!

Descriptions have been added for several of those items in the discography that were previously. Most of them are the compilations, but the live single also got some attention. More to come!

Slight modifications have been applied to the discography and details pages to accomidate CD albums.

The Label section has now been put up as well as the artist pages for both the Congos and the Mood Elevators. Hopefully, I will be getting more information for them soon.

As part of my continuing efforts to expand the depth of this site's content and to develop it into a truly comprehensive source of information about the Go Feet label, I am currently attempting to secure a series of relevent interviews. The first of these has been confirmed and will be with none other than Dave Wakeling of the Beat. It will be taking place in about a month, so watch out for changes.

Though the Links section was up before, it is now fully operational. It is designed to read the link information from a database to allow for easy additions. Also, the Mood Elevators artist page is now up despite information about them being extremely limited.

As you can see, the Updates section of the site is operational. The Artists, Links, and Contact backbones are also complete. With only a few more descriptions to go, a strong starting base has almost been completed for the Discography section.

Some deeper investigation into the Go Feet label and its bands is currently in the works. Interviews with many relevent figures are being pursued. However, any and all input will be of great use. Contribute your knowledge and anecdotes.

Changes are being made daily, so check back regularly!