Jim Elliott

Impossible to choose. Such a broad spectrum of music is represented. A particular fave of mine is the little mentioned Wally Cox 'other version' of "This Man" My big regret was missing the Hytones anniversary as I had to work last minute! They all look very nice in the box however. ( he said smugly) Jim;)

What a great write up. Tremendous read that.

The best record Jerry Butler " never made" ;) Jim

Was it because a load of backing tracks got arf inched and sold on at the time of production in Detroit Andy? Jim

His version of " Desperate situation" is very worthy indeed, altho when I heard Mr Rix play it many years ago on Richards show there were some 'quality control beeps' at intervals which made for a rather disjointed listening experience. He were great live at Bretby. Jim

I'm not disputing it, just surprised !

Cracking read. Can't quite believe Stemmons Express were white however! Jim

He's the one to blame for my 33 year curse with this music! I think personally we owe him more than we realise. Thanks Mr C;)

Foundations " Change my life" Psycho Decisions " Stop playing around" Sussex both vg+ £45 each plus p+p.

Worth buying for the Eloise Laws track alone folks!

I'm gonna have some of that . Jim

Quality they are. Must revisit the King cds Ady. Jim.

Bloody fantastic thread. At last something about the Funks;) Jim

Still available.

M- copy of above. £100 + p+p. Stamped original.

Outstanding whatever you play it on. Can't quite believe I've had it over 20 years since that anniversary nighter! Jim

One of the best discoveries of the last 20 ish years. Brilliant.

Mel Williams. BUDDAH Paul Thompson. VOLT

On the same tape Guy played Glenn Watts ' Money gives dignity' covered up as Russ Lewis! It's all smoke and mirrors this soul mullarkey;)

A bit of a legend this guy. A list as long as ya arm. RIP.

I've got a tape somewhere from the Yarmouth TAC weekender, about 1991 and I'm sure Guy played it as by Eula Cooper on that. I'll have to dig it art. Jim

Covered up as Eula Cooper I seem to recall. Jim

What a great read. Many thanks. Jim.