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hi brian thanks for the reply, like i said saxa is quite old and has to spend most of the show sitting down but what a personality and talent, both dave and rodger regret what they did and believe the beat would have been really big saying the 4th album is the one that would have launched them in america, but it's a sad fact of live that you have to make mistakes to learn from them, all the same its great to see the whole band exept david steele and andy cox together and they always insisted they weren't a ska band they just broke through in that era, but going back to saxa if he's still playing and he was your age now back in 1980 it just goes to show you can carry on as long as you have the passion and enthusiasm for the music