Simon T

I'll be your mate, Pete, if you'll be mine and then we'll have one each!

Only 2-3 copies. Thank god!

This is not being facetious, but what exactly constitutes a "big name D.J."? What are his / her characteristics (sounds, reputation, versiitlity etc) that make people get up and travel the lenght of the country for an hour of that D.J.'s "magic"?

Old Keb / Guy spin from Stafford I seem to remeber Headliners - He's looking for a love - can't remeber the label, Juana(?)

(Little) Lisa Miller - Loneliest Christmas Tree - Canterbury

I'd rate it a C too, it won't be going on the wants list, but it's better than a lot of stuff.

? Little Jeanette - Crazy crazy - Green Lights

f*** it, I give up! CAN get over losing you!!!!

Unfortunately, the acetate seems to be pitched too high, but it's nice to hear things straight from the horse's mouth - maybe gives an insight into the feelings of the writer when he/ she wrote it, by how they sing it?

Probably, true of a lot of one-offs, studio cuts, u/r tape stuff, etc (I'll not bother with a sound clip now )

There was a thread a while ago about alternative versions, saying that the unreleased version of Sam Fletcher was very "white" sounding J.B. asks that you "think over twice".................. Attached recent picture of the co writer and singer, JB Willingham.

Another for the ladies, probabley several ladies required looking at the size of him!!

I'm sure it's on one of the recent Kent CDs, but can't remeber the title.

I think she is helping out here on the U/R version of "When he's not around" Anyone confirm?

I've found the CD now with that Joe Pirolli version and it is bad!! There are 3 takes of V.C. 27/10/65, 10/05/66 & the final released version from 28/09/66 (plus instrumental) I wonder what she did in the times between the takes? The funny thing is that the final mix is a really bad recording and that is probably why it didn't get very far!

Yes. I seem to remember she's the first person on that "Strange World of Northern Soul" film/video/DVD

No. The tapes of Come Go & Tainted Love were dug out about 3 years ago and a few different mixes were done, including the intrumentals. Where did you get it from, Pete?

I have not heard of this Donald Albert version,

holly st james, quite famous country chick Sound, nice country label ..... you got to keep on, keep on going..... to Wigan

again, any chance of putting up some sound files?

Can you post up a sound file or two?

It's on ERECT (Canadian) a 12" record. Gospel...........

K Smith - lord's what happened? T . Callier - I don't want to see myself Don Thomas - How can I help but love you Micheal Smith - A love heavenly inspired owt else?