Jaco

Sebastian, didn't you put these tracks up on Refosoul only for them to be taken down for some legal reasons?

I'm pretty sure that the use of Pagliacci in his lyrics would have gone some way to prompt Dylan to refer to Smokey Robinson as "America's greatest living poet"

I have some recollection of this being dissed on here in the past but the Four Tops version of Tim Hardins " If were a carpenter" is one of the best versions of a much covered classic, in my opinion.

Previously mentioned Del Larks. Tempos - Countdown.

Ady, I would have thought that if you searched Joe Torquay's content you would find what you are looking for. I'm sure he's been posting the results for more than 6 months.

Last point from me to avoid off-topicitis. I'm an Accountant and I deal with this kind of stuff everyday and you are correct - strong balance sheet one day, f**k all the next. Its how it works and how its always worked.

I know that the information is out of date at the point the accounts are filed at Companies House, but saying that they are not reliable without qualifying the reason why might suggest that the accounts must be wrong. Not arguing with you Ian but the documentation in the public domain has to be relied upon because generally other information is not available.

They are reliable to the extent that the figures come from information in the public domain in the form of statutory accounts filed at Companies House, albeit in an abbreviated form.

"In summary Mike (Jaco) made a statement about all of this on one other thread that summed it up perfectly and should have put this bed to rest for ever more. Go and search for it, if you get "It" you have the force. But you need to look for it to make sure you are worthy! " Jock, I need to look for it to make sure I even said it! Just point me in the right direction as I feel I am not generally prone to making profound statements.

Personally, for me, one of the best reasons for being a member on here. Some heavyweights in on this swap and so looking forward to it.

Expect some eclectic stuff from Pat

Thanks Miff, you're right about the flip as well.

"Have you ever" - anybody know what year this is from? Cracking tune - did it/does it get much action? Ta much.

Hard to imagine the connection between the artist as he later became and such a great track. Amongst my favourites would be the Exits - "Another sundown in Watts" a sublime piece of soul music.

Just exactly what did they have in mind would happen when wearing this gear?

Are we missing something here?

The only other listing for this in R & B Indies is: 106 Major & Louisiana Blues Band - "Wondering about you/Allons dance(let's dance)" The label is actually Caillier as in J.J

R & B Indies doesn't show Buddy Lamp but Manships guide shows it as 1002 and Lil Soul Brothers on Wee 3 but with no number. Confusing.

Just the 3 per R & B Indies 1000 Lil Soul Brothers - "Been so long/What can it be" 1001 Fabulous Peps - "With thses eyes/I've been trying" 1002 Lil Soul Brothers - "I've got heartaches/What can it be"

These two and "This love starved heart" - how on earth did they get overlooked for release at the time?

According to R & B Indies there are 5 or 6 different Spotlight labels There are certainly 2 from the 50's being from Toledo and Philadelphia if that helps.

What's the latest on this project, guys?

Assuming he makes a profit, Capital Gains Tax is almost certain to apply.