Jim Sullivan

Such a sad loss, he was the man.
I have some fond memories from De-Lane-Le studios when I couldn't get a part right, he put it down in two shakes in one take. I asked him to teach me the solo to 'The Crying Game' he promised me that he would, he would if I traded him some Rock licks at 100 watts, sadly I still can't play the solo right. Jim you really were the man. RM

As a guitarist playing now for 56 years, I was inspired by the sheer skills of Jim from way back in the 1960's. I always wanted to meet him and did so through a friend in Nottingham.He came to South Shields to give a demo and looked over the River Tyne on his break, remarking what a beautiful sight it was. The light has gone and the skills will never be matched. I will always remember the gentle giant whom I met.R.I.P Jim.

"My dear, Jim God bless you and may you rest in peace and I will always remember the time we met at the Suffolk Punch pub in Borehamwood in February 1994. I still have the plectrum that you gave me and I will look after it for ever and ever.

Vic Rowntree (Borehamwood)

So pleased to have known you how we will miss your amazing music and you,great guy

I hope u and my uncle Jim are having a blast together again xxxx love to ur family xxxxx