Vinyl Album - Stackridge - Mr. Mick - The Rocket Record Company

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Stackridge
Title:	Mr. Mick
Label:	The Rocket Record Company
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ROLL 3
Date:	Mar 1976
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Stackridge	Hold Me Tight	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A2	Stackridge	Breakfast With Werner Von Braun	Davis	Rate
A3	Stackridge	Steam Radio Song	Davis, Augarde	Rate
A4	Stackridge	The Dump	Davis	Rate
A5	Stackridge	Save A Red Face	Slater, Augarde	Rate
B1	Stackridge	The Slaters Waltz	Slater, Augarde	Rate
B2	Stackridge	Coniston Water	Slater	Rate
B3	Stackridge	Hey Good Looking	Davis, Walter	Rate
B4	Stackridge	Fish In A Glass	Davis, Walter	Rate

Notes

Produced by: Andy Davis

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Comments and Reviews


chrisb 29th Sep 2017		Thanks Ade!



Ade Macrow 28th Sep 2017		And Chris has a Mr Mick sleeveless pullover, just like the one on the cover, although he'll kill me for revealing that! Sadly, we are both a lot nearer Mr Mick's age than we were in 1976, too.



Ade Macrow 28th Sep 2017		And, typically, none of the band can remember which member first had the idea of collaborating with Augarde. Each member reckons it was another, only for that person to claim it was somebody else. Rather like the story behind trying to ascertain the true writer(s) of The Lyder Loo!



chrisb 28th Sep 2017		...and in 1980, childrens author and illustrator Steve Augarde, who had worked on the initial concept and story for the album, had his own Mr Mick book published by Andre Deutsch Ltd.



Ade Macrow 27th Sep 2017		Good work, Chris.



chrisb 27th Sep 2017		......and I've now added a couple of the CD issues Ade.



Ade Macrow 26th Sep 2017		There have been four slightly differing CD issues of this concept album, all with additional songs or extended/new linking passages, edits, rearranged song order and more. A thoroughly detailed examination of all LP and CD variants was to be found in my Rhubarbarian 'Mr Mick' Special (issue #13, March 2002).



chrisb 18th Aug 2017		Added record store display poster