Sleeve Notes: The concept of the Stereo record is barely a decade old in this country, but it is as much a part of today’s musical scene as the family gathering around the piano was in the last century. Stereo … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Having decided to record an album of Andy Williams’ songs, in our series of tributes to great recording artistes, we were faced with a problem. Not, as is usually the case, deciding which songs to include, but how, … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Yet again Hallmark’s “Top of the Pops” series has proved our claim to be consistently Britain’s best selling L.P. record by hitting the No. 1 Spot once more with our last issue (SHM 755). How is it that … Continued
Cover versions in the “sound-alike” genre of hits from 1969 including: Blackberry Way, Wichita Lineman, Monsieur Dupont, If Paradise Is Half As Nice, First Of May, Dancing In The Street, Where Do You Go To (My Lovely), Surround Yourself With … Continued
Includes versions of Surrender, Johnny Reggae, Look Around, Jeepster, Banks Of The Ohio, Tired Of Being Alone, Till, Gypsies Tramps And Thieves, Coz I Luv You, I Will Return, Brandy and Run Baby Run. Label: MFP 5243 Photograph: Brain Ward … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Catch a leprechaun by the coat-tails, don’t let go, and he’ll have to give you his purse full of gold. Catch this record on a spindle and another kind of treasure will be yours—the lively sounds and melodies … Continued
Label: Urban URBX 5 Cover Design: Linda WestFront cover photo: Nancy BrownBack cover photo: Paul Natkin 1987 1980s Covers
Label: Polydor 249043 1971 1970s Covers
Label: EMI Capitol Starline SRS 5184 1974 1970s Covers
Sleeve Notes: For many years the land of swaying palm trees and sensuous grass skirted hula-girls has stirred the imagination of romantics all over the world. The soothing and, oh so vibrant sound of the Hawaiian guitar, as featured here, … Continued