Gilly

That mans voice was out of this world, "New girl in the neighbourhood" sums it up

I remember Gary I'm sure he played it first, of course a lot of Tim's finds ended up in Gary's DJ set

Gary Rushbrooke

I do remember a girl stood up and said "I first met Dave when he was feeding wasps" I still ponder over that to this day

What I posted above is what D G said to me, if true or not is not my concern, I can say having been invited to Daves funeral it was the most interesting one I ever attended

Dave Godin said to me that he (Godin) was having a meal in a restaurant in Paris with Marvin Gaye when Mick Jagger asked Dave to introduce him to Marvin, Dave told him to fuck off and do your own introductions. Dave also said the reason Mick Jagger got on in life is because Micks dad was big at the BBC

if my memory serves me and I'm right that it was Pat I remember both myself and Guy Hennigan thought it was brill

A hole in the wall (and the house that Jack built) ?

Sure this is one of many unreleased songs myself Guy Hennigan and Chris King listened to back in 85, we tried to do a deal with Don Davis with this and more tunes but Don spoke in telephone # Later Tim Brown did a deal with Willie Davis (Dons brother) and got discount. CDs were not really into what they later became. Don't know if this actual song was part of Tims deals or not. but 85 is when we first heard it

Oh dear, this link just fell in my favourites list

I have a picture of The Detroit Sequins Try my love when the group moved on they changed the line up, so the 3 girls in my photo only recorded as a trio once doe that make sense. So to sum up I cant help you, sorry bout that

Which Sequins are you referring to ?

Your something else Rob, so much respect

I used to have a UK issue, it had Return to BBC Library stamped on it in purple ink

Butler L Abney

That's good in not having a bad boy amongst us

Its a great record Matt, I do hope you get one, I also hope I get one, one of the days

Pinching records was rife in the early 70s today I think its more the case that a record left/mislaid that most people I know would go to any length to re-unite 45 with its owner, and so that should be the case. Sad that these events happen from time to time, it hurts, its personal, its a no no Hope the guy gets his record back and if someone did take it if you have anything about you then sell what records you do own (legit) and retire from this music we love and share, there is no place for you here. Gilly

Rufus Wood Before 2001 Espanola Salvadors Stick by me baby Wise World

Sty-lets To far to turn around Pillar

Tony Galla so in love Swan

That Beatyn rhythm or Cigarette Ashes if you wish

I'm ok mate, wasn't on here yesterday so hadn't seen your post, though I don't put myself in your league I think its fair to say you met 1/2 of Detroit and I met the other 1/2 Ive got a few bits, somewhere ive got Ollies original Caravan Club membership card with his signature on, Brian Spears business card, some Groovsville returns notes from one-stops "Everybody loves Popcorn" bags that they used to put popcorn in for the kids (I don't mean Richard himself of course) to eat when watching a TV show that they did. A domestic item that we were both there at, (I remember watching you and Butch dancing) and that is the last night at Wigan ticket but with both halves still together. You will remember with I being Gary Rushbrooke's driver although I had a ticket I didn't have to present it as to avoid the cue we got in early by going through the top end thru Ms What we used to do Tim in the older days, all good fun, a bit crazy at times but we never hurt nobody. Take care Gilly

Bet you have some wonderful stuff that's of interest to me Tim

I had a demo many years ago but cant remember how much I sold it for Richard