Vinyl Album - Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey - The Word Is Hugga Mugga Chugga Lugga Humbugga Boom Chit - Trailer

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey
Title:	The Word Is Hugga Mugga Chugga Lugga Humbugga Boom Chit
Label:	Trailer
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	LER 3015
Date:	1971
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Hugga Mugga Chugga Lugga Humbugga Boom Chit	Rosselson	Rate
A2	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Garden Of Stone	Rosselson	Rate
A3	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Invisible Man	Rosselson	Rate
A4	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Never Mind The Slugs	Rosselson	Rate
A5	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Word Market	Rosselson	Rate
B1	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Do You Remember	Rosselson	Rate
B2	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	William	Rosselson	Rate
B3	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	I Don't Want To Die		Rate
B4	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Remembrance Day	Rosselson	Rate
B5	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Coming Home To You	Rosselson	Rate
B6	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Kangaroos Like To Hop	Rosselson	Rate
B7	Leon Rosselson With Martin Carthy And Roy Bailey	Topside Down Party	Rosselson	Rate

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Produced by Roy Bailey.

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Fokeman 9th Aug 2015		"although I think that Celtic Music continued to use the Trailer label, so you can't be certain..." I'm quite certain that Celtic Music did not continue to press records using the Trailer label. I can date this yellow label to before Trailer went bankrupt so there is absolutely no doubt about which label came first. Celtic Music bought a huge stock of vinyl and kept it in their warehouse in Yorkshire. Harrogate I think it was. They also bought up Rubber, Black Crow, a large proportion of Mulligan's output, Dambuster, Greenwich Village and many other folk labels. When they did reissue material eventually it was on CDR discs with relatively poor quality inserts.



TopPopper 18th Jul 2014		I have a (poor) photo of this LP with red Trailer labels, so it was apparently pressed with both. That might confuse the chronology of the label colour.



Folker 16th Jul 2014		I've added scans for the yellow version of the original Trailer labels. The company details on the rear of the accompanying sleeve are different to those shown, so I've added a scan of the relevant part of the sleeve. Oddly, the "5 North Villas" address is consistent with the earliest Trailer releases (late 60s/early 70s) whereas the scan I've added dates my copy to about 1977/78. The sleeve stock must have got used up in a pretty odd order, for such an early sleeve to end up on an 80s reissue.



Fokeman 25th Feb 2014		As Scrough has explained this issue is from about 10 years after the original issue was released. Oddly enough the cover looks to have been from the original print run. Covers were often done in larger numbers than the records so this mismatch often occurred for labels such as Topic and Trailer, where unlimited finances were the stuff of dreams. John Zollman was the man behind the Highway label which was run successfully for several years, issuing records by Silly Wizard, Kitsyke Will, Pete & Chris Coe, Muckram Wakes, Peter Bond, Cosmotheka and many more. Sadly, its demise resulted in the Leader and Trailer back catalogue ending up in less scrupulous hands.



scrough 4th Dec 2013		Yes, the Trailer label is probably the earlier one in this case, although I think that Celtic Music continued to use the Trailer label, so you can't be certain. I've just dug out some of my later Trailer purchases and found that they are Highway labelled too.One cover says that Highway took over marketing of Trailer (and Leader) from 11 June 1979. So check the back cover - original Trailer LPs will have a Leader Sound Ltd logo and nothing else.



TopPopper 4th Dec 2013		Thanks for the info. So presumably, the Trailer label edition is the earlier of the two? I notice a Trailer logo is present on these labels too.



scrough 3rd Dec 2013		Trailer were sold to Highway, but it quickly went bust, and was then sold to Celtic Music run by Dave Bulmer. Bulmer's ownership caused much controversy, which continues up to the present day.



TopPopper 4th Oct 2013		Also issued on the red Trailer label, with same cat number.