This is a last, pre-Christmas pump of the “little yellow book”. A big thank you to everyone who’s already purchased a copy – if you haven’t you can do so here – and a big thank you to everyone who sent over thoughts, comments, and congratulations. Below is a selection of the feedback I`ve received – plus a few more photos. Those that were unfortunately of too low a resolution for us to print.
Carlos Diaz:
“Is very nice. Very nice document. Thanks for spreading the proper information of what happened in those days. Not everyone does the job in the correct way.”
Jolyon Green:
“Top stuff! The Alfredo interview is particularly interesting.”
Leo Mas:
“It was a great pleasure to help you, to get in touch with many of my old friends. Thanks to you for your desire to know, your passion.”
Cesar de Melero:
“I got the little yellow books. I congratulate you, after so many years, having finished the project. It has a lot of merit. Veeeeery good! Please, for the next one, my name is Cesar de Melero, not DE Melero. Hahaha.”
Patrick Michaut:
“Fantastic.”
Phil Mison:
“The yellow book is amazing.”
Moonboots:
“Pamphlet received and devoured over the weekend. A truly lovely thing. You’ve done it perfectly. Great interviews and stories but more importantly…charts! Everyone loves a chart. Been checking through a few of the unknown – to me – tunes and I’ve been educated. Love that Stan Ridgway Salesman. Camouflage was always a biggie at ‘nado back when we first started. Wish I’d known about this tune back then!”
Joan Ribas:
“Robert, superb work. Thanks to you!”
Kenny Wisdom:
“Bring on volumes 2 and 3.”
Christian Zingales:
“Englishman in Japan Robert Harris aka Dr. Rob is a gentleman and wonderful writer: he comes with words of beauty and a great storytelling. And he is a true musical believer who knows his records inside out. What a pleasure reading his Ibiza DJs 1976-1988, a precious pamphlet that brings light to the Balearic revolution with interviews, stories, playlists, photos from the golden age of Ibiza.”
Cesar de Melero; Ku 1988
Pippi and Joan Ribas, Pete on guitar.
Joan Ribas; 1989
Joan, Pippi, and Alfredo; Pacha
Leo Mas & Alfredo, Amnesia
Massimo “Max” Zucchelli
DJ Gerardo; Ku
Pippi and Joan Ribas; Amnesia, 1985 / 86
Glory’s; Reggae Party, 1978
Toni Vicente; Glory’s, 1978 – I’m posting this one, just in case you bought the book and thought it was Joan Ribas.
Glory’s; 1978 – I’m posting this one just because it`s so fucking cool.
This book is ace. More of this sort of thing please Rob
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Thoroughly Enjoyable read x
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