Go Feet Records
Go-Feet Records was an English record label founded by, and predominantly used to release recordings by, the ska revival band the Beat (known as the English Beat in North America). The band had some chart success in the United Kingdom in the 1980s. The label also released a few recordings by other bands.
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The Beat's first release was on 2 Tone Records, but when Madness struck a deal with Stiff Records, the Beat left to form their own label. The label was distributed over the years by labels such as Arista, London, Edsel, and BMG Rights Management.
• The Beat: I Just Can't Stop It (BEAT 1, 1980) • The Congos: Heart of the Congos (BEAT 2, 1980 reissue) • The Beat: Wha'ppen? (BEAT 3, 1981) • Cedric Myton & The Congos: Face the Music (BEAT 4, 1981) • The Beat: Special Beat Service (BEAT 5, 1982) • The Beat: What Is Beat? (BEAT 6, 1983 compilation)
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• Cat No — Artist — A Side — B Side — Comment • Feet 01 — The Beat — "Hands Off...She's Mine" — "Twist and Crawl" • Feet 02 — The Beat — "Mirror in the Bathroom" — "Jackpot" • Feet 03 — The Beat — "Best Friend" — "Stand Down Margaret (Dub)" • Feet 04 — The Beat — "Too Nice to Talk To" — "Psychedelic Rockers" • Feet 04 — The Beat — "Too Nice to Talk To" (dubweiser) — "Psychedelic Rockers" (dubweiser) — Different Version but same catalogue number • Feet 05 — The Congos — "Fisherman" — "Can't Come In" • Feet 06 — The Beat — "All Out to Get You" — "Drowning" • Feet 07 — The Mood Elevators — "Annapurna" — "Driving By Night" • Feet 08 — Not Released • Feet 09 — The Beat — "Doors of Your Heart" — "Get A Job" • Feet 10 — Cedric Myton And The Congos — "Can't Take It Away" — "Where He Leads Me" • Feet 11 — The Beat — "Hit It" — "Which Side of the Bed...?" • Feet 12 — Unreleased • Feet 333 — The Beat — "Save It for Later" — "What's Your Best Thing?" • Feet 14 — Pato And Roger — "Pato and Roger (Ago Talk)" — "Cool Entertainer" • Feet 15 — The Beat — "Jeanette" — "March of the Swivel Heads" • Feet 16 — The Beat — "I Confess" — "Sole Salvation" — With Live Single BLS16 • Feet 17 — The Beat — "Can't Get Used to Losing You (1983 Remix)" — "Spar Wid Me" • Feet 18 — The Beat — "Ackee 1–2–3" — "Monkey Murders"
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