Tony Smith

Also came out on Century City, from where I played it out a few years back.

John Manship sold one for 2500+ not too long ago

Me too! and the thief Levine still has my mates memorabilia, sue me if you want or return what you stole from Steve Bradley strange world my arse :angry:

Think it's over-rated myself, but, that's just me

It's an old Mod fave, it came out on British Sue in 1964, (credited as Derak Martin!), the 'Orrible Who covered it as well

At least you got some positives from the death row slippers & dressing gown (soul-source passim)

I've heard she does a version of a track called "Indeed I Do"?

Goodnight boys

Hello o Mark Hello Jock Say Hello back

I can't understand why Pete S. doesn't like George Hobson.?

Of course, George Hobson is great stuff, regret letting mine go in a moment of madness some years back. T

Morning Jock, I only agreed with Richards assessment of the Exits 45, and would only part with it for a record of the quality of Yvonne Vernee (unlikely, I know), apologies for the ensuing confusion, I will be donning a hair shirt for the rest of October, and flagellating myself with a used copy of Manifesto.

Got to agree with Mr. Bergman, first heard it via Martin Koppell in ,86, took me several years to find one, wouldn't part with it for Y. Vernee (ok, I might )

I've got spares of: 6T5 6T6 6T9 6T13 only if you're interested

I bought something off him on swan, that he had covered as milton wright 'downtown', an instrumental. I can't remember the artist now. audrey something? yeah. top bloke JV. macca (resident soul-source stalker) link

Great cheapie was £6-8 for years.

I still have a weakness for the Jewels

soul sam used to thrash it to death in 1975. Bet he wouldn't touch it now. Horrible naff cabaret stomper with no soul content.

Got it on Rouser, not sure about selling it tho'

That's from August & Deneen (awful!!) not Adam & Eve

Thankfully not

First released on Tiny 2927 as featured in the gallery.

C/U by Keb as Los Chansonettes, bloody awful it is too IMHO, far too bad for Guy to play

Yup, Covered as Don Gardner

£807