Vinyl Album - Doctor Keith Cammeron - Live With Love Volume 1 - Transatlantic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Doctor Keith Cammeron
Title:	Live With Love Volume 1
Label:	Transatlantic
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TRA 101
Date:	1961
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Doctor Keith Cammeron	The Biology Of Sex		Rate
B1	Doctor Keith Cammeron	The Meaning Of Sex		Rate

Notes

The facts and the problems of sexual behaviour, discussed by Doctor Keith Cammeron (Britian's leading authority on marriage guidance) sic.

The first record issued by the Transatlantic record company as run by Nathan Joseph.

The first of three volumes.

Images

Number: 2639036 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Fokeman Description: cover	Number: 2639039 Uploaded By: Fokeman Description: back cover	Number: 2639034 Uploaded By: Fokeman Description: A side	Number: 2639041 Uploaded By: Fokeman Description: B side
Number: 982919 Uploaded By: Fokeman Description: Billboard Music Week November 3rd 1962	Number: 963507 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Fokeman Description: cover

Comments and Reviews


Fokeman 21st Feb 2016		It can be revealed here and now that Doctor Keith Cammeron was none other than the famous Russian immigrant Doctor Eustace Chesser. His real name was Isaac Chesarkie and he contributed much to the medical approach to Psychiatry, sex and marriage guidance. He was born in the Scotland of the early 1900s (born in 1902 to Russian Jews fleeing the pogroms) and died in 1973. It was not an easy life promoting open attitudes to sexual education and he suffered the indignity of being put on trial for obscenity in the early 1940s.



Fokeman 20th Feb 2016		There was some confusion about the name Keith Cammeron. It was always intended to be spelt with two "m"s (it was made up anyway - the real name of the Doctor was not Cammeron) but numerous sources spell it incorrectly as Cameron. See both this Music Week review and the New Zealand issue.



Fokeman 19th Feb 2016		I love the front cover picture of the birds and bees, but is it really appropriate to show the two teenagers having to go out into the dark, night-time forest in order to be able to hold hands? We've come a long way since 1961.