Paul Williams1 ● 20 minutes ago | | CD AlbumHowlin' Moondoggies - The Last Leg (2004) | added bigger images
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Paul Williams1 ● 3 hours ago | | CD AlbumDanny B. Harvey And Mysti Moon - Hell Cat Stomp (2014) | added missing images
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Paul Williams1 ● 3 hours ago | | CD AlbumHouse Jumpers - Sure Footed Baby (2012) | Added Missing Images & Missing Cat# Number
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chrisb 4 hours ago | | Live MusicRichard Thompson @ Lobster Pot (1971) | See comment for this venue the previous day.
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Fokeman 4 hours ago | | Vinyl AlbumRoisin Dubh - The Witch's Song (1987) | This required 5 edits and a missing track adding. Please be more careful when adding information.
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Paul Williams1 ● 6 hours ago | | CD AlbumHillbilly Rawhide - Ramblin' Primitive Outlaws (2007) | added bigger images
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Paul Williams1 ● 6 hours ago | | CD AlbumThe Midniters - Walk The Line / Playin' (2007) | added bigger images
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Paul Williams1 ● 6 hours ago | | CD AlbumSpinballs - PHreak-a-bility (2005) | added bigger images
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neilthompson78 6 hours ago | | Vinyl AlbumCream - Wheels Of Fire (1968) | The front cover in this pic has RSO instead of Polydor
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Paul Williams1 ● 7 hours ago | | CD AlbumThe Ringlets Trio - Brand New Beat Sello (1994) | added bigger images & missing barcode
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LaurenceD SUBS 8 hours ago | | Classical ItemAdrian Boult - Wagner: Overtures & Preludes (1992) | The inlay has some incorrect credits: New Philharmonica Orchestra & London Philharmonica Orchestra (corrected on insert)
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Paul Williams1 ● 8 hours ago | | CD AlbumThe Hot Rod Gang - Ole'N'Rockin' (2004) | added missing images
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Paul Williams1 ● 8 hours ago | | CD AlbumThe Hot Rod Gang - Go Ahead (1991) | added missing images
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MrPasta SUBS 11 hours ago | | 78 RPMGracie Fields - Old Soldiers Never Die! (1935) | Label varioations added without copyright message
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MrPasta SUBS 11 hours ago | | 78 RPMMario Lanza - Romance / If I Loved You (1955) | Added RT Labels
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MrPasta SUBS 12 hours ago | | 78 RPMJane Powell - Hello Young Lovers / We Kiss In A Shadow (1953) | Label images added
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Russell van Hooff SUBS 12 hours ago | | 78 RPMJoe Loss - The Crystal Gazer / A Little Bird Told Me (1949) | The Australian Top 40 Charts commenced 6 January 1950
These two tracks charted at number 22 for The Little Bird, and number 39 for The Crystal Gazer. They were released on record numbers EA 3843, and EA 3847, but i can find neither.
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RecordDragon 12 hours ago | | Vinyl AlbumCreedence Clearwater Revival - Chronicle (2019) | Sides B and D only play at 33 RPM
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MineVance 13 hours ago | | 78 RPMThe Sundown Playboys - Saturday Nite Special / Valse De Soleil Coucher Sundown Waltz (1972) | Is this record made out of vinyl or shellac? Given how shellac record production had been pretty much over for over a decade in the UK, I'd be interested to know what this thing is made of
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Upsetter FC 14 hours ago | | Vinyl AlbumThe Soul Brothers - Carib Soul (1967) | I noticed there are slower versions of Chicken And Booze that are from later pressings of this LP. The version on the Soul Jazz comp is the right tempo.
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicUnicorn @ Thames Television, Teddington Studios (1975) | Pat Martin also recalls that David Gilmour was in possession of one of the very first home TV video recorders. He had set his recorder to capture Unicorn’s live TV performance, but on arriving home later he discovered his cleaner had been in, seen lights on the vcr machine and switched it off at the mains wall socket!
Pat had subsequently contacted Thames TV but they confirmed no recording had been retained in their archives. All the more amazing that someone discovered only last year that they had a recording of the show on an old tape, and the performance was finally able to be seen again.
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicUnicorn @ Thames Television, Teddington Studios (1975) | Unicorn bassist Pat Martin recalls that their producer David Gilmour came with them to ensure the equipment and sound was set up just right on set. Magpie presenter Mick Robertson came over to Gilmour and said how great Pink Floyd had been recently at Knebworth. He asked if the Floyd might come back there again next year. Straight faced, and quick as a flash Gilmour responded “Thanks, but no man, we don’t do residencies!”
Pat and drummer Pete Perryer were cracking up laughing hearing this, and during their performance tried hard not to look at each other, for fear of setting each other off again.
Pat also recalls that on the sound check there was a bubble machine on the set. By the time they performed the studio floor was incredibly slippery and so for the live performance he dared hardly move his feet to ensure that he didn’t fall over on live TV.
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicThin Lizzy @ Bath University (1975) | Unicorn were paid £50
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicUnicorn @ Speakeasy (1975) | Unicorn were paid £40. Unicorn bassist Pat Martin’s 1975 diary puts this gig as 11th not 10th, despite the press advert.
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicDr. Hook @ Hammersmith Odeon (1975) | Unicorn were paid £50
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicDr. Hook @ Oxford Polytechnic (1975) | Unicorn were paid £60
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicUnicorn @ The Greyhound, Fulham (1975) | Unicorn were paid £35
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicOsibisa @ Brunel University (1975) | Rescheduled from 13th November, Unicorn were paid £50
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicUnicorn @ Portsmouth Polytechnic (1975) | This gig was postponed
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chrisb 15 hours ago | | Live MusicAndy Fairweather Low @ Imperial College (1975) | Unicorn were paid £75
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