Jim Elliott

Didn't Dave Rimmer do one? Soulkindamusic.com or some such?🤔

Enjoyed the Stables immensely, particularly the well lit record bar upstairs. Jim

After a copy of this, in pretty good nick if possible. Ta Jim.

Interesting this as (according to Bill Dahl) in the Blue Rock records story cd sleeve notes Tony Daniels recorded as Tony Diamond and Tarleton recorded as Reggie Lamont🤔 Small wonder success eluded these folk at the time with constant name changes eh🤦‍♂️

Am I right in saying Karl recorded as Reggie Lamont? Regards Jim.

I looked after Shute on several occasions when he was admitted to hospital and it took a random comment from him before I realised who he was, despite the fact we'd probably rubbed shoulders many times over the years. Rest in peace Sir♥️👍

Hi all After a copy of Mike Watson, "I dig your kind" on ETAH. In pretty good nic. TIA Jim

The music and the atmosphere was fantastic, Loved it.

A great record of its time that helped bring alot of people onto the scene, me included as an 11 year old, along with Motown chartbusters vol3, Mr Bloe, Soul Limbo and Chairmen of the Board 45s...these were the only 45s and lps available in the early 80s for spotty soul lovers starting out.....so beggars couldnt be choosy. Ive heard far worse but varying opinions are what make it all such fun eh? Give me Billy over Bill Bush anyday😉 Stay safe all Jim

Thats fantastic, used to live about 10 minutes from that venue, which is still there.

Superb☺️

How many miles do these things travel? A recent upgrade of a favourite, showing a Soul Bowl price sticker all the way from Portland. This 45 must have travelled over the Atlantic at least 3 times☺️

Butch, Just Brothers, "Go on and laugh" Floored me then, floors me now. Incredible piece of music.

Gentlemen Four. You cant keep a good man down.

I looked after Keith on the day of his admission at UHNM, and he had a very rough ride that day, but he pulled through with grumpy cheer. Hes at peace now. RIP to a Northern Soul legend. Jim.

Hi all. After a copy of "Say that you love me boy" on Prodigal, in pretty good nic if poss. ATB Jim.

Have always been partial to "My brother" by Frankie Gaye and "Its all over the grapevine" by Steve Mancha....never owned either but nice songs, from the Levine Motor City period late 80s or early 90s. ATB Jim.

Hi all. Im after one of these in good nic if poss. No idea where my old copy has gone! Ta Jim.

Horace.....bring Patrice Holloway (Romance) with you will you? TIA Jim.

Hi all. After an original demo or issue of The Remarkables "I cant give up" in pretty good nic if possible. TIA Jim.

Brilliant read.

Essential reading in the 80s and beyond. The best fanzine bar none.

To my ears it sounds like it may have been cut for the "Here I am" lp on Ember. Bloody tremendous anywho. Regards Jim.