#41 – “Can I Speak To David?”
April 1967, London After Nina Simone's UK tour - which bodes well for the building of her British audience, one of my primary goals as ...
#40 – “I’m not singin’ that piece of s**t!”
Sunday, April 23, 1967, Brixton, London As her UK appreciation society founder, I’ve let Nina Simone know that the audience at the The Ram Jam ...
#39 – “On The Bus With Nina Simone”…
April 1967, London Moving my focus away from the challenges in my young love life, I’m continuing to champion Nina Simone as the founder of ...
#38 – “Are You Breaking Up With Me?”
March 1967, London While I’m in the glow of the Stax/Volt show from earlier in the week, I know that dealing with Franklin, my first ...
#37 – “The Memphis Sound Comes To Town”….
March 27, 1967, Croydon While my relationship with my first boyfriend Franklin continues to be challenging, I invite him to come to see one of ...
#36 – “Save Me”
March 1967, London Aretha's "I Never Loved A Man" LP is on full blast in my bedroom above the fish & chip shop my Dad ...
#35 – “I Never Loved A Man…”
March 1967, London I’ve left Soul City record shop (at least temporarily) - even though I’m a partner in it with Dave Godin and Robert ...
#34 – “Walking Up A One Way Street”…
February 1967, London Now that our record shop Soul City is getting more well known, some of our local customers, many who have immigrated to ...
#33 – “Voice Your Choice”
February 1967, London At Soul City, we’re doing well with the growing number of UK releases of great R&B albums and one in particular, "Sing ...
#32 – “Tell It Like It Is”…
February 1967, Manor House, London Soul City is starting to get going with more customers finding out about the only record store that sells only ...