TOAD

no

Yes Jaguar (ja) twice Trojan 7865 A (uk)

motown ps eps temps four tops and more (uk) tammi lynn you my love french ep paul sindab french ep theres plenty more

dont have a play box just a HUGE collection LOL

uk island 6012b seems to be uk only ?

the only "casino" book to buy is dave shaws he was there and its brilliant

the only "casino" book to buy is dave shaws he was there and its brilliant

that place in bangor was run by mikey and faith a couple of welsh soulies yeah the juke box was full of northern and free a nice boozer it is.

Ok then what has it come out on,

BTW IRON BAR IS FROM THE 1990s LP OVER DUBBED WITH KING STITT VOCAL ! THE VOCAL WAS LORD TANNAMO

cheers pete

No way a Brand new release from PEPS shop we all had em;)

can confirm that they came with a cassete player i found a batch ,new on a car boot sale sold one @ £60 late 8ts

Fighting the Punks and Townies

i thought glenn belamy from kettering discovered dean parrish

is that one in refosoul mossy ?

the citations keep the faith thats a classy tune

searling sam and brady 3 quality djs with taste and style

Quality pete second track is JD SMOOTHE letter to myself think its on his LP deffo On a 45

Same Here i thought timi yuro it was deffo played !!!

turned off due to site updating

carol woods - if i let you -

the carol woods lp is worth checking out

>>> Home | News | Albums | Books | Labels | Links | Rarities <<< IN MEMORY OF DON DRUMMOND2 Studio One CSL-8021 matrix: C.S.Dodd 022701 Man In The Street; Don D. Memorial; Don Cosmic; Sound One; Don D. Serenade; Reload; Street Corner // Vat 7; Scandal; (title unknown)*; Cool Shade; Lawless Street; Thoroughfare; Green Island * listed as Rock Away - but it isn't... Also released on CD (Studio One CD-8021). You can hardly call this a reissue when it only shares 3 tracks with the original vinyl album (Man In The Street, Reload & Green Island). So quite why Coxsone should want to pass it off as a straight reissue instead of heralding it as a superb new collection featuring unreleased material defies understanding. What we get are ten tracks that haven't been compiled on LP or CD before (well, not on Studio One, at least), and all great ska instrumentals featuring the incomparable trombone of Don Drummond. Certainly a "must have" for any serious ska collector. Thoroughfare and Green Island are Treasure Isle productions, and Lawless Street will be recognisable as a Justin Yap production.