Craig-UK

WCW music enthusiast and archivist.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@Tweet_Wrestling @themainevent00 @hWoOfficialPage @georgiasmith87 I have 2 tapes signed by Davey Boy Smith, the signature looks the same.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@yatsukanakazawa This is great, could you possibly share better pictures of the CDs so I can advertise these on my website (https://t.co/runJFZeeVe) Thank you

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@ColtCabana That is awesome that you use it and you're welcome. I really need to update it as I haven't changed the design in a long time.
I originally designed it to look like the old WWF Hasbros figure cards but taught myself coding to update it
Here is the original https://t.co/YU6HFE8FcV

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@ColtCabana @ColtCabana that beats my music collection. I have a few hundred https://t.co/MbuNt9GnzY - I am confused by your 12" Slam Jam though, it only came out on 7"

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@WCWNitroBook @davidpenzer @WCWWorldwide @HeyHeyItsConrad @TheRajGiri @Cultaholic @WrestlingNerd00 @wrestle_hist @SuperheroRoxi @UltWresTrivia @Wrestling80s90s I would highly recommend this, so many format sheets which are interesting to see how the shows have changed. Also, a fantastic read showing how long and how much work David Penzer actually did in WCW, a lot more than you think!

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@davidpenzer It is an amazing book. I did love seeing all of the format sheets, glad I could contribute the last Nitro one.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@OTD_in_WWE I just checked, I thought it was a syndicated version but infact is the WWE Classics version and a German DSF version. I will cut and upload the Classics and yes it does include Bobbys little dance after the match.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@davidpenzer @kmccarthy27 @SeanRossSapp Papa was the producer
Music & Lyrics : Darwin Conort, Michael Seitz
Lead Vocals: Darwin Conort
Drum Programming: Eric Stuer
Bass: Michael Raupp
Electric & Acoustic Guitars: Cliff Chancey
Slide Guitar: Mike Boyd
Background Vocals: Michael Raupp, Darwin Conort

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@Tweet_Wrestling @hWoOfficialPage @WCWWorldwide @CollectionWcw @MajorWFPod @ColossusNick @wwfclassic @JdkirkupWwf @grapplearcade @secretsofnitro @WCWNitroBook I know this is an old post, but did anyone ever find this?

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@HeyHeyItsConrad @guyevansbooks It is a great book, I am on chapter 19 currently. So much information and interesting facts.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@RealScottRandom @NINaylor I have been searching for it for years, I collect WCW themes and this one evades me, from all the research I have done I have no idea who the artist is

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@RealScottRandom @NINaylor It was not, sadly Jimmy Papa had nothing to do with the track

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@maskedwrestlers Pretty awesome to see. Especially as there was only a photo of Warrior being involved.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@guyevansbooks Awesome, I can't wait to read this. Nitro was fantastic and I still highly recommend it to those who have yet to read it.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@itsvadertime First appearance was 2nd May '92 on World Wide Wrestling against Carl Robertson & Steven Greene, repeated on 24th May '92 Main Event. Second was on 16th May '92 World Wide Wrestling against Nikita Koloff again repeated on 31st May '92.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@itsvadertime A few have mentioned that it was possibly made for Slam Jam 1, which I can 100% confirm it was not, the track had nothing to do with Jimmy Papa. I am still trying to find the correct information on this track.
The track was used 4 times on WCW TV, 2 matches both repeated.

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@GenerationsGwf @wjkh @itsvadertime It wasn't written for Slam Jam 1 as it had nothing to do with Jimmy Papa. I am still trying to locate the artist(s).

[Craig-UK @craigluk]

@robbloomcw @HeyHeyItsConrad wow that is pretty cool to see. I always wondered what they gave to the audience members, if anything