In 1971, “Mr. TV” – Jackie Pallo, he of striped trunks and dodgy frizzy ponytail, released “Everyone Should Get What I Got”, which sounds like a reject from one of those awful Christmas Pantomimes staged each year at the Palladium. Following Jackie’s example, in 1972, ten wrestlers including Adrian Street, Mick McManus, Steve Veidor, and the marvel-ously monikered Big Bruno Elrington “Tiptoe(d) Through The Tulips” as The Gladiators. In the eighties, when ITV still featured the wrestling spectaculars at 4pm on a Saturday afternoon, it was the turn of the “big men”. First up, in 1980, Big Daddy splashed out not surprisingly with his ring entry theme, “We Shall Not Be Moved”. Not to be outdone, three years later Giant Haystacks gave us, “Baby I Need You” – a country tinged lament with the classic wording on the picture cover: ‘Almost too big for the sleeve’!

This was sent to me by a fellow collector of anything to do with wrestling----does anyone have any of these records ?

I have a 1977 7" single by Adrian Street called 'Breakin' Bones ' which is autographed as well by him.

I have the Big Daddy one. It is listed as by BiG Daddy and the Titanic Survivors. The A side is "we shall not be moved" and the B side is "Big Daddy".
I was interested to read of the Adrian Street one. I remember hearing a record of him singing a song en_title_d "I'm in love with me" on Radio Merseyside in the late 70's. May be that is the B side of "berakin Bones"?
I'd really like a copy of "Kendo's Theme".

The B side is Mighty Big Girl, any idea if it's worth anything ?

I've got the Tipotoe through the Tulips/When We All Step In The Ring. I can scan the cover in if anyone wants to see it.

Does anyone who if these "gems" are available as MP3's?