Simon T

Chuck Jackson - "Play D5"

Pro-Fascination - Try love again - can't remember label MOT

I'll have to check, but I think that I've got one somewhere you can have. Better sell you something to keep you quite!

WHAT YEAR DID FIRST GO TO THE 100 CLUB? 1982, I think, my 6T'S RHYTHM ' N ' SOUL SOCIETY card say's I'm member 2693.Nice picture of Rosalind Ashford, Betty Kelly & Martha on the back too!

Ask if it's on vinyl & moulded label, or styrene & stick on label - originals are on styrene

Monzas, I doubt it, nobody knows except for Butch, I don't think. That came of a 15 year + old tape which has complete, but bad quality, Diane Lewis, Del Larks on it. Butch must have done it for somebody who duplicated it.

? "You make it so hard to say no" on Epic

Which Wedding???? The one that's never gonna be ...boo hoo! Has to be something slow that the oldies will appreciate - my choice would be Jimmy ratcliffe

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Daft question maybe, but were Trace of Smoke connected?

I picked up a couple of CD's a few years back in the states (on Moonshine) featuring dead early Motortown stuff (59-61)and it had a track called 'Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' which was previously unreleased - cant remember if it was the Versatiles or Versatones That was the Versatones

Bit of history and a few to play along with on your Bontempo when drunk! Duke Browner Dena Barnes Jock Mitchell Magnetics

"That's what I call love" ?

re-isssued @ £5, be careful.

exponential decay, I'm afraid;once it's going down hill you just have to accept the acceleration.

Last one before he died aged 38ish of a heart attack

If you were going to do a "test press", just to check, wouldn't it be a good idea to do one of "a shoulder to lean on", you know the record you're intending to 'push' and press up several hundred double-sided white demos for distribution to radio stations etc in a few hour time?

Keb played it as Marsha Gee

£2500? the 1 minute snippet from Shifty's sales tape - about 500x too much than it's worth?