Tony Smith

Thanks Mark, I will have a look.

In Berlin for a couple of days in Jan 6-8, any shops worth a visit?

Most of the BOO releases have different colours/label designs and all are collectable, for example I've had "Come On Back" on 3 designs, wasn't being sarcastic, my friend.

Little Ann was an Ady C, from Dave Hamiltons archive, never released until Kent put it out a few years back.

Which Brothers of Soul release are we talking about?

So who discovered Roscoe Robinson?

And it's on Ebay...

Rod Shard don't think it was broken, Guy did have a copy of Venturas "Heart of Love" which was held together with tape!

I remember buying the first known copy of Gracie Dumas J-Gems off you, 82-83? (as opposed to the studio disc discovered by Barrie Wadd)

Also I believe they had Limelights "Don't Leave Me Baby" on Uncle, off you at the same time?

Searling was playing it c/u as Sharon Soul and mentioned in Soul Cargo that he thought it was a definate one-off until he heard Clarkie had found a couple of copies...

Must've been 83-4,wasn't played before, Dave also had the alternate version played as the Dynamic Siblings Vince & Connie (which was rubbish by the way)

Mostly, then that stuff went onwards...

Great Stuff Ian.

Not with me, it was strickly brogues

Heaps of other stuff from Dave Raistrick from early 80's (when I was a regular customer, Limitations, Four Sights, Soul Communicaters, Lee Bates "Why Don't You Write", Isonics and many, many more. Steve Cooper (Bedford) for Tina Roberts. Pete Lawson for promoting loads of semi-known sounds Tommo from Leicester for pushing Detroit sounds

Yes thats right.

JIM WENSIORA

Yeh wasn't somewhere in the region of £1500?, signalling a return of Sam playing 60's, I saw him in a wine bar in Soho, just to hear it out live, 1992?

Still got it, the other side ain't bad either. I believe first copy came out of Levines old collection at Bernie Goldings barn?!