Ady Croasdell

Thanks very much Mark that would be perfect. Ady

Hopefully not, give 'em a ring 02084531311 and let 'em know. I would but I'm at the seaside!

Could anyone loan it me sharpish in Ex or better? Even better if it has the flip but not vital. CDs and eternal gratitude await. Thanks Ady

Thanks, sorted folks.

Ex+ copy needed for a quick loan please. Not the Action copy. Cheers Ady

All sorted thanks to abdnTony Cheers!

Can anyone send me a soundbite of this or send me in the right direction please? Ta Ady

He was part of the 6TS furniture for nearly four decades and indeed went back before that to the mid 70s when he started travelling around the country with Mick, Taff and others. Later he got to know Randy and they always hit it off. Full of mischief, fun and stories; a real character, I'll miss him.

Thanks, I've got it covered now I think

Brilliant and thanks, you lost me way back but it's obviously been worth your efforts. Best to send to ady.croasdell@btinternet.com Cheers Ady

That sounds loads better than listening to my record but have you worked on it as such? Could you send me an MP3 of it raw and unimproved so I can compare please? Thanks very much

Do all copies of Where Are You sound Godawful? Bad mastering presumably, the flip's fine

Very good shout, thanks

Bump

We're testing the water with these two, hopefully they'll sell well (initial response is very good) and we can expand into all areas of soul balladry. It'll be down to sales in the end. Thanks for the positive comments.

Has anyone got the second volume of this I could borrow for a short while please? "Gonna Have A Good Time" Thanks Ady

That's a lovely track but no idea who, could be US

He quoted Arthur Wright as being a top producer on Hunky Dory which would have been quite knowledgeable in 1971

And David Nathan kindly allowed us to use the label design and name in memory of Dave and the Soul City triumvirate of those two and Robert Blackmore. If they sell well we'll do more; support your local licensee!

Sounds great and new to me. Clarence worked mainly out of Detroit. Dean Rudland is putting a recent Dave Hamilton tape discovery of his out very soon on BGP. Have you got a scan?

Thanks to all, most helpful, I'm getting a much better picture of how it was.

On Mainstream; has anyone got a scan of the label please? Hi Res preferably

Chalky has it as June 76 from his calculations Steve. Do you have the Eddie Parker But If You Must Go? I'd like to date that too please. When was the Smith Bros played at Cleethorpes covered up as the Magnificents? If a few months or more before June 76 (assuming that's correct) then Jack may have done them to order?

Excellent, thanks

Does anyone have a date for the Magnificents release? I know there was a thread on here about it being the later pressing of Smith Brothers/Perfections but I'm not sure how to find it. A date for Eddie Parker on Mam Miko would be good too. Ta