Simon T

I can't find the tape to check, but I seem to remember he was Norman Walterbrooks who worked in the post office.

Severe lack of jingle bells on every track.

Ian Levine

Nurons - All of my life Florescent Smogg - All my life Natural Impulse - She went away

Andantes - Like a nightmare Frank Beverly - Because of my heart - Rouser C.O.D.'s - She's Fire Combinations - What you gonna do Don Gardner - Cheating kind Inspirations - No one else can take your place Junior McCants - Try me for your new love Kell Osbourne - Law against a heartbreaker William Powell - Heartache souvenirs Springers - Nothing's too good Lester Typton - This won't change Fred & Turbines - Bernadine Eddie Parker - I'm gone

Hi , I haven't seen Bob M for 20 years+ did he sell his collection? Did he ever replace the bulb in the bathroom?

Odd that the number's 5001 and not 54100. Cock up at the pressing plant or maybe just a naff boot?

The lack of people in the photos is for Health & Safety reasons; due to the possible effects of the flash photography on people suffering from epilepsy, the pictures have to be taken before or after the paying punters are there. Well that was what I was told by a promoter ........

Could anyone give me any value for these UK issues? TIA Kiki Dee - On a magic Carpet Ride - Fontana issue The Chants - Baby I Don't Need Your Love - RCA issue Gene McDaniels - Walk With A Winner - Liberty demo Frank Wilson - Do I Love You - Tamla Motown demo Flamma Sherman _ Where Is He - SNB demo Helen Shapiro - Stop - Columbia demo Jack Hammer - Ode To A Discotheque Polydor issue Sue Lynn- Don't Pity Me - RCA issue Chapter Five - You Can't Mean It - CBS demo Jackie Day -Torture - Trident Recording Studios acetate

This one goes out to my granddad, and his mum too.

Any update on the identities of the artists?

Anyone else on here were at Kirton Town Hall when soul Sam got his nicked (and broken)?

Damn computers! No refosoul stuff playing on mine, Java up the spout?

Do you think that was the same situation with writers / producers that aspired to be Motown recording stars too?

right?

Ian Years ago a saw a bit of a video of you with the Andantes in Detroit and you said something along the lines of 'Like A Nightmare' was your favourite record; why is it so very rare and why didn't they get loads of record released in their own right, did they say?

I don't think there much there, even in the conurbations. My mate moved there a couple of years ago and has only been interested into Northern recently, but seems to be even finding difficulty getting northern comp Cds! quote from a email from last week "How is the Northern Soul DVD thing coming on, we are all desperate for some soul down here in the southern ocean. It is very difficult to get here, though I have bought a few through ebay, which is a bit hit and miss, I have been lucky with hits mainly, The In Crowd and Connoisseurs Vol 1&2. Do you have any recommendations for other compilation CDs? I like tracks like Tony Clarke's Landslide, The Originals Suspicion and The Excitors Blowing up my mind".

One of my all time favourite soul tunes, sheer class!

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Well I never! How many copy's are there 6?

Is it the double sided demo?

what condition is your Andantes? Do you want to sell it?

Do you still have a copy of the Andantes? Are the videos of the Motown reunion you did in the 80's available anywhere?

whoops, forgot about the simple right click option, last scan I'll be posting