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I went tuesday nights to the Old Tigers head every week to see CSA.Good old days .

The best played at our wedding way back in 1976

Always got the Real boppers up on the floor with this one.

that first time "HeartBrake" hotel was played by cheefull charlie chester for a joke....he said " here is a record that`ll never get anywhere....its by an uknown called elvis Presley...when first heard it i was in hysterics.....see what you think".......it backfired!...the BBC switchboard was jammed with calls wanting to know more about presely....the rest is history...you might say....he introduced rock`n`roll to the UK

Enjoyed Tony's gigs and good to see Jim on here!

ETERNAL REST PEACE JOY AND HAPPINESS TO TONY .

Great band have there album for forty years now still love playing it.long live rock n roll.

I Love it,RocknRoll Is still alive,

What a great man, gave us so much entertainment. Watching this brings bad good plus sad memories that he has gone my main great times was down the fountain pub in tooting. Steve the drummer Terry aswell in the band. Fantastic times. Very sadly missed.

i also have a few cassette recordings done at the fountain....they used to say...."Oh no he `aint` brought that bloody recorder again"....glad i did...when i get time i will transfer them to CD and put here....but...only with familys consent

at 0:55 is Colour shot...taken at the fountain by me.....around 75` 76`.....it was part of a 3 batch of photos i gave to tony...even took one of steve day stroking the pub cat.....gave that to him

Leslie Arms, Croydon ....Happy Memories!!

Miss them so much - ex Leslie Arms/Tigers Head/Star/Towers and even got them to play at two of our rallies, went down a storm. At one he played 'till he lost his voice then did instrumentals until the cops came round and said enough!

Tony you were a great father figure and still remember n hold dear,apache, at the gun in Croydon that you played for me while you were warming up, I miss you,

Ear Alan I thought UFOs were quite not a 50cc fizzy Me I'm into 1/16 RC panzers few boats now Bruder 1/16 Scania-R HGV1 as before heart attack drove Scania 6x4.

The day Tony Died was the same day a huge void opened in the world of British Rock n Roll. He was the 'Castrol R' lubricant that kept so many Venues running. The Man, His Guitar work, His Vocal talent (Tony The Voice Vincent) & his undoubted Talent for helping to keep so many different types pf genres & age groups mixing together. From Rockers To Teds, Back Patch motorbike boys to Rockerbillies From Kids to Great, Great Grand Parents. Tony was that man that got people of their armchairs & helped keep the Scene alive.. His way of signing of a phone call was simply "God Bless"' ! Well I hope he his Blessed & Keeping all those who have since passed away, entertained in the after world of Rock n Roll. He was a friend & someone I miss, even 27 yrs on. Lenny P.

Tony the greatest singer & musical men in South London

Remember it like it was yesterday - such a sad time & a huge loss. So many memories of Tony’s great voice & such a lovely man <3

Super awesome miss Tony I have his lip signed by Tony

Miss you Tony I wonder how many people new that the money earned? Tony & his lady plus family went on a 6 weeks holiday to Canada. To me that is love to the family he loved Yes a great man loved and missed by many.

Hi Alan. I first met Tony at the castle in tooting. Great a man,times & days. Now at 68 a rocker-teddy boy & back to an old rocker. If that's the brother John Sutton he's an I friend. Were ever Tony played I would get there. It was me that told Tony about Ramrod at the blue anchor croydon. Streatham was my home, I still see Kenny 'triton' Smith. I worked at LCI Philips beddington at the time Tony left us a sad day for all.

The chairman of the board RIP tony

Tony really was the chairman of the board that voice will always live on

Hi Alan,my dad frank died,long friend of tony,frankie sutton,tony and my dad grew up together in Worcester park and was life long buds,if you've got anything with me dad and tony playing together I'd appreciate if you you could sort out a cd or something,me dad is on the csa tribute vid,you might remember me as the the little bopper as they called me

I so miss Tony.

Iam the son of frank,ben the little bopper r!!and I listen to rock'n'roll man nearly everday, my dad still misses tony so much and we talk of all the great things they done together....RIP tony..

I’m sorry to hear that Tony died, and so young too. I was a big fan around 77 when they played at The Half Moon in Herne Hill. Saw them at a couple of other venues too, one in Clapham and another just off the Walworth Rd, Near East St? Nice to see Terry on here, I loved his bass playing, Is he still around? Best wishes, Andy

Hi Alan, Bit of a shock, turned this on to see me walking by in the fist 7 seconds of the video -so yes i was, and I had hair too ......then! Thanks for vidoeing and posting.

Thanks top band, brings back great memories.

Well I needed that. Loads of memories flooding back. Thanks Tony.

Tony was such an important part of the south London Rock n Roll scene. You new if CSA were on loads of people would be there and you new most of them. When he left us the south London scene was never the same.

Like a Fine Wine the memories of Tony & CSA just keep on getting more tasteful. Rest In Peace Tony. Always a lasting pleasure to have known you & had you play on almost every gig I organised...

Superb Tony 👍🏆🌟🌟🇬🇧🇬🇧🔥

Super Tony will always be in heart and minds 👍🇬🇧😎✌️✌️✌️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Hi Alan, can you please get in touch with me. We are organising a 25 yr Tribute to Tony & his Music in Oct this year in South London. It would be great to have you on board or have your input. T: 01754 767358

Hello Alan Collick , Could you contact me please ..you can find me on The Spirit of 59 Rockers on FB or email me at Spiritof59@hotmail.com ... Thanks Susie.

Another great Alan.

Yea go Tony. !!!! Ur music will never Die. And so you’re Name will live on forever 👍🇬🇧🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🔥🔥🔥 The Rock n Roll music scene is missing you so Much 😟😟😟

Super nice 👍 one Tony good as Ever 👍🇬🇧😎🏆

Ah, my uncle Tony.. what a dude. X

Thanks !!

Thank you for posting this Alan. Great to hear Tony singing this song - and it's the best version of this song I've heard.

Thank you for sharing the home tapes it’s nice to hear Tony do what he does best and that’s Entertain us with his unique Voce 👍😎😎🏆🏆🇬🇧😀

Such good talent is so missed !! And a nice sincere guy gone too soon 😟👍🇬🇧🇬🇧Ron East Yorkshire Hornsea

Please Alan could we have the names who was interviewed on the vid thanks 👍👍🇬🇧

Never seen Tony play live but have his records and .org Lp which is signed by Tony u are so Missed !!!!

When he sung a 'Slow' Number Like ThisTony actually would say, "Time To Get Yer Nuts In'... & at half time he'd say, "Time For A Piss 'n' A Pint" ?! I Gotta say I have to agree, Tony was one highly Gifted/Talented great bloke... Sadly the only thing he Lacked was the Hunger to make it Big, he was happiest playing Local for his 'Mates'.. I offered to help promote him when at the time I'd made a few contacts that would have helped him go National (as did Waxie Maxie-R.I.P) but Tony just smiled & pressed on... Lovely Bloke with a big Heart... Greatly missed, even 25 after his death... There is no one else who comes near to taking his place on the Rock n Roll scene...

Brilliant, thanks so much for posting Tony's Vid, great footage mate.

Tony & Mick Green on the same stage. playing together?? A dream that might only be seen in one place now - RIP two of the finest guitarists that I have ever seen.

Used to see CSA at The Fountain in Tooting 1976-77 - transcendent. Wish I had a time machine. Thanks for the memories.