Jim Elliott

Wonderful. My lug holes will be tuned in....!

Oh yes. I do need to get a life!

Small Society, bloody brilliant record.

....cut at Golden World studios I seem to remember reading.

..as Jock says, theres something of a dreamy quality about it. Always loved it.

Unlike alot of incredibly scarce items this record truly is fantastic. I'll just have to make do with the album. Of which I have a spare....

Ive got a demo. How do I spot the boot folks? Cheers.

Its always about money!

Anyone got one of these in mintish nic? Cheers, Jim.

'Come on in' Sam and Dave. Simultaneously worth a fiver and a million dollars. Very possibly the best soul record ever made.

All you guys were lucky to go there. I'm sure you realise!

That's good news Steve. Can't find either. Obviously not looking in the right places eh!?

Folks Have been on the trail of this 45 b/w 'Good things....' for a while, can't seem to snare the little tike tho Should I assume it's also as scarce as the Mel Hueston version? Seasons greetings. Jim

The first import I ever bought. Fantastic oldie.

Looks like I need to get my fine self there! Some fabulous tuneage there. ATB Jim.

........................................'Stars above......................................'

For some reason I always thought it was incredibly rare (probably due to the fact it sounds it! ) Cheers chaps. Jim.

Hi all The Shadows 'My love is gone' (USA and another label I've forgotten). What sort of coin is this going for these days....? I've always assumed it was a Chicago side. Reminds me of being very young indeed.... Still love it to bits. Happy xmas. Jim.

Artco for sure!

Hi all After of a copy of Bobby Long and the Dealers 'Gotta have love too' Old Town records, ex/mintish nick. ATB Jim.

What a bloody awesome record. Who'd sell it anyway! .............................mind you, if you don't ask you don't get I suppose. Jim

Hi all, after a mintish copy of Danny Hunt 'Whats happening...' on Dynamite. Cheers Jim.

Great article. Have a blast all.

Agreed Ivor. Mick has been top notch down those stairs over the years. I vividly remember walking in the door in the 80s to him playing 'Why, when love is gone' by the Isleys and the place was going ffing bananas...and the nighter had only just started, EVERYONE WAS ON THE FLOOR. Best Jim

Certainly. Jim.