Tom Jones single to be sold in one shop only The 71-year-old Welsh singer, whose greatest hits include 'Green, Green, Grass of Home', has always been loyal to his roots. But his stubborn mission to lure fans to a tiny shop in Cardiff might test the zeal of even his most devoted followers. Sir Tom has written a new song with former White Stripes frontman Jack White, and has insisted that Spillers Records in Cardiff be the only shop in the world to stock the three-coloured vinyl single. The singer was born in nearby Pontypridd and bought records from the shop as a schoolboy in the fifties and early sixties. Spillers, which was founded in 1894 and is listed in the Guinness World Records as the oldest record shop in the world, is facing an uncertain future. In 2006 a local campaign was launched to try and save the shop from closing. The campaign was supported by the Manic Street Preachers who say it's where they got their musical education. Last summer the shop was forced to move from its home of 60 years in The Hayes to a smaller location in the nearby Morgan Arcade. Tom Jones and Jack White's single called Evil goes on sale next month, but at a price of £15 for the limited 100 edition. According to shop's owner Ashli Todd, Sir Tom's fans are desperate to get their hands on a copy. "It's been quite overwhelming - we've had people from all over the country and Europe ringing up about the release," he said.