Vinyl Album - Lloydie And The Lowbites - Censored! - Lowbite

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Lloydie And The Lowbites
Title:	Censored!
Label:	Lowbite
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	LOW 001
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Open Up		Rate
A2	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Free Grind Ticket		Rate
A3	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Fat Fat Girl		Rate
A4	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Bang Bang Lulu		Rate
A5	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Wine And grine		Rate
B1	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Pussy To Kill You		Rate
B2	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Rough Rider		Rate
B3	Lloydie And The Lowbites	I Love You Fatty		Rate
B4	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Mr. Rhyu		Rate
B5	Lloydie And The Lowbites	Birth Control		Rate

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johnnyhotspur 29th Nov 2023		Has a matrix in the run-out scratched out 'TBL-120' which incidentally is also the cat number of a Tighten Up reissue.



Madame Streggae 3rd Jun 2023		Just gave this another spin (well, it's only been 30+ years.....). So, this is Lloyd Charmers/Terrell and the Dynamites, the same band who backed Clancy Eccles amongst other producers. They're clearly not the UK outfit that recorded 'I Got It' for Trojan, but I imagine the name was chosen as it sounded slightly risque and appropriate for this set. All the tracks were clearly recorded at the same session with the exception of 'Birth Control', which is the same cut as the Pama 45 (PM 792). Some of the titles have been given new names: 'Fat Fat Girl' (the Heptones' 'Fatty Fatty') and 'I Love You Fatty' (Clancy Eccles' 'Fatty Fatty'). On 'Open Up', the Dynamites/Lowbites must have recorded almost exactly the same backing as they provided for Clancy Eccles' Clandisc original.



Madame Streggae 6th May 2023		My copy is on a smooth (i.e. non-textured) cream coloured label with blue writing. Trojan did seem to alternate between smooth and textured labels for some reason. This was given a repress at some point between the late `70s and late `80s - no idea whether it was via Trojan. Daddy Kool was selling them certainly (the sleeves were original laminated) and the vinyl looked like a much more modern pressing than these. Could have been from Lloyd Charmers himself. I bought one and moved it on when I got an original (in fact I now have two!).



johnnyhotspur 13th Apr 2020		Thought so, thanks Stampkool.



Stampkool 9th Apr 2020		I believe so, it's part of the Trojan discography in the back of the "Young, Gifted And Black: The Story Of Trojan Records" book by Michael de Koningh and Laurence Cane-Honeysett at least. And according to Discogs it has a TBL matrix (I haven't checked that)



johnnyhotspur 8th Apr 2020		Is this part of Trojan?



Stampkool 11th Feb 2020		Wasn't this issued in 1970?

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