From what I know Mr Bulmer talks to no one, unless his tame accountant Neil Sharpley (Ex Coroner Of Louth, Lincolnshire struck off a year or so ago) is calling the shots.
The very fact that CM tried to slap an injunction on the Topic Release of "Game, Set, Match" a week before its release speaks volumes.
CM just want control. But as I say, as the years pass, more of the artists concerned are dying, sad but true.
Even if it's just for the families sake, surely these recordings should be returned to them.
I assume that you will be stocking the Late Tony Roses memorial retrospective when Tony's daughter finishes it?
How much nicer would it have been to have been able to sell the recordings of Tony in his prime?

"But you can't.......Because I've got them....."(Bulmer)

Dick, as you know only too well, we all do this for love not money.

This whole sorry saga that has been going on for almost 30 years leaves a very nasty taste in my mouth.
But, while there is a breath left in my body, I will see a conclusion to this ridiculos situation.
In the meantime, don't sell the first two NJ CD's.   Please.
I found one in Virgin records a couple of years ago, and having purchased it, snapped it in two in the shop.
Petulant, and childish I know, but it made a point.
Anyway, you must do what you think is right.

Ralph Jordan.