Jim Elliott

I don't know alot, but I know the G4 would have sat very well in the box in the Potteries! Wonderful record, loved it for so long. A good price for a REAL rarity.

Ditto!

Crackers!

I think we missed one or two, but that was it. Was ALWAYS in the calendar,always extended the wants list, much to the bank managers disgust! Jim.

I remember a guesting dj at the Orwell with a t shirt that had the universal logo of a tent and underneath the legend 'MUSIC'. ...twas a real trendy catchphrase for a while...

...I'm shocked that people have to wear tshirts to express their opinions;)

I always thought the problem was that some djs just ' overdid' the R and B thang. ie? a whole hours spot! ..and this went on for some considerable time (as in years) Surely the point if your spinning at a SOUL night is to play a broad spectrum of sounds in your allocated hours spot. This overkill is really what stopped me going to Northern dos, I just got sick of it, and I'm Blues fan as well!

Superb artist. Rather underrated by alot of folk I'm afraid. Best Jim.

He may be the bloke who sells outcakes at Susies butty bar in Penkhull, round corner from me house, he's called Butch. Jim.

Unfortunately got to agree with Mark......it's a right bastard to track down:( Jim.

I always thought Ian's was a wind up! Cool if not. Cheers, Jim.

Think so Chalks, remember him playing that years ago.

Wow. Marvin

Thanks mate. Think I'm sorted now. Cheers. Jim.

Many thanks. Will do! Jim.

...Just Brothers....oh yes.

Cheers folks.

After a minter of this, preferably on Psycho. Cheers all Jim.

Off to this fine city in a couple of weeks. What are the chances of finding a vinyl emporium?

Torture.....Maxine Brown. Can't quite believe that I first heard it in 1985 and it still blows me away now. There are not enough superlatives for this.

For Christ's sake.

One Nighter, Dynamic Superiors Let the sunshine in, Frederick Knight Would you believe, William Hunt That's me loving you, Chuck Jackson Look thru the window of the world, Marv Johnson The man who had everything, Jnr Lewis Your my piece of mind, David Ruffin

What's the worst (inyo) blind buy or recommendation you've ended up with? Mine, buy a country mile is' Ill be your woman till I die' by Vivian Reed. A terrible note for note dirge clone of the horrific Gary Puckett ' hit'. Awfully yours, Jim.

...oh, and ' Let the music play' Roy Hamilton, as it was our wedding song.

'Here is a heart'. Barbara Acklin. Gets me everytime. Best, Jim.