Jim Elliott

Ease my mind....... What a record!👍👌

A wonderful read. This record still makes the hair on the back of my gregory stand on end. ATB Jim.

Bobby Lee Fears ' Exodus'. Unplayed copy in original sleeve, attempted to gently push adaptor out after first play....CRACK...! All the way through.. 40 years old, I had it ten minutes and ffd it up!

One of my first compilations. Wonderfully succinct notes from Dave and a cracking tracklist. Paper round money well spent in 1984. Jim.

One of my favourite albums Mike?

Looks a must. Xmas is coming, hints dropped;)

Rest in peace Paul. Our love and thoughts are with his family. Jim, Lisa and the boys.

What Ady said.

R.I.P. Absolutely fantastic legacy.

Smashing read. Without doubt one of my favourite groups. Thanks for posting the article.

What a great read. Another northern soul mystery solved.

The chase is on Johnny Howard

Hi all After a copy of Give up on Virtue. In pretty good nic if poss. Cheers Jim.

First memory of Roger was about '87 at nighter organised by Londons chosen mass just off the Strand. He had so many records for sale that night ( boxes of Motown, don't think I'd ever seen so much upto that point). Same at Allanton shortly after, Monitors "Time is passing by" Tobi Lark ×2 all for about 30 notes;) TAC weekenders at Yarmouth 1990/91. He put me onto so many great records on the site radio at that time, as well as deliberately ffing up the " jingles" with great comedic effect;) along with Bickers. Being the first person I heard play Betty Everett " You're falling in love" to a packed Cleethorpes weekender dance floor in 95. Still a wonderful record. Never averse to playing album tracks...a rare breed. Proper person, proper dj

Hi all. " Comin on strong" by Tommy. Did this ever get a 45 release anywhere? Regards Jim

Great

Superb. Looking forward to this.

That cd price is bonkers!

Really? Over 200 pounds? Sorry, that's just crackers.

It used to rip the ffing roof off. Stormer.

Ady.. This thread is years old. If you've still got it bring to May's 100. I'll be on the floor mate;) ...thats May 2016!

I remember Richard had him on his Jazz fm show many moons ago now, absolutely fascinating interview, still got the tape somewhere. Such a wonderful body of work to look back on. Personal fave is Frank Beverley and the Butlers " Love your pain goes deep" R.I.P Billy.

Fascinating stuff, many thanks a great read . ATB Jim.

Challenge my love Happiness is here Allanton niter record room from Roger Banks 20 quid each a lifetime ago Eddie, both long gone now! Jim.