Whatever happened to Tim Staffell?

Any reason why "Ghost Of A Smile" isn't mentioned?

Also -

Pre-Mercury Unofficial Pye acetates cut by Terry Yeadon and Geoff Calver (disc cutting engineer) at Dea Lane Lea. Pre-Mercury recordings.
Step On Me/ Polar Bear

I assume these are slightly different to the "officially" released ones?

The Fonz wrote:

Any reason why "Ghost Of A Smile" isn't mentioned?

Because it's just rerelease of "Gettin' Smile". Additional tracks are not related to Tim.

Serry<h6>Inventer of terrible English wrote:

The Fonz wrote:

Any reason why "Ghost Of A Smile" isn't mentioned?

Because it's just rerelease of "Gettin' Smile". Additional tracks are not related to Tim.

So "Gettin' Smile" had the same Stereo-track then? (Since they're all mono except "April Lady" from memor)y.

Yes, I see your point, but it supposed to be a collection of his recordings and since there's nothing new in recordings itself in "Ghost Of A Smile"... Well, we'd better wait for JSS answer on your question :)

I would count ghost of a smile as relevant, considering that it uses Tim Staffell's own artwork and is approved by at least one member of the band. Gettin' smile was (as stated previously) not approved by any member of Smile.

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So, new band that he is IN - Big Steam.
Also, Jonathan Kelly collaborations aren't mentioned ...

source:
http://home.lyse.net/mott/love_staffell.html

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