Careers previously restricted to the US and Latin America were given prime exposure on Robbie Vincent's show, notably Phyllis Hyman, Angela Bofill and Brenda Russell. Established artists looking for new directions also received some focus including Herbie Hancock (Vincent declined to play 'RockIt' but did play 'Autodrive' and Fatback Band (their International smash 'The Girl Is Fine (So Fine)'. He also gave exclusive UK exposure to Fatback's spin-off act C-Brand in 1983 ('Wired For Games' by C Brand was re-released in 2015). For the UK scene, Robbie supported Second Image, I-Level, and early 12-inch singles from Loose Ends. It was a very exciting time for music – much of it underground and unique to Caister Weekenders and all-dayers.