Sleeve Notes: This is our eighth “Top Of The Pops” Album bringing together, as usual, twelve hits of the day onto one LP, a presentation virtually impossible for the original (single) versions. We get letters asking how it can happen … Continued
Sleeve Notes: Ravers! Here’s our fourth and greatest Pop Album. Bend back your ears and listen to a dozen of today\’s hottest numbers, all furiously scrambling for the Top Spot. Like “Boom, Bang-a-Bang”. Like “I Heard It Through The Grapevine”. … Continued
Sleeve Notes: HALLMARK SOCK IT TO YOU AGAIN! You’ve twisted our arm again! So many thousands and thousands of you groovy babies grabbed our last “Top of the Pops” album from the counters that we’ve had to take the hint. … Continued
“According to Greek tradition, may your drinking glasses be good and plentiful and may you expertly throw them one by one on the floor, so that they shatter into one hundred tiny sparkling particles, to the happy laughter of a … Continued
Xavier Cugat was married five times. What we might describe as eternal hope over experience. He also lived to 90 years of age so it clearly agreed with him. Sleeve Notes: THE MAN AND HIS MUSIC For thirty years Xavier … Continued
Baroque, Opera, Romantic and Classical tunes across two LPs all wrapped up in a tasteful, soft focus cover. Label: Philips 6747 199 1972 1970s Covers
“Manuel and The Music of the Mountains” was the pseudonym of prolific musician/arranger and composer Geoff Love. We have another Geoff Love album cover here which was released under his own name rather than Manual.The Studio2 Stereo series of albums from … Continued
Do you know the song of wood thrushes as dusk begins and the coolness of an early autumn air holds their warbling between high trees? That is the question posed by this record. So, do you? These words and much … Continued
“Like the selection of drinks on the menu of a swank cocktail lounge, this selection of music for after 5 P.M. relaxation runs the gamut of pleasure“. Well who is going to argue with Richard Hayman and His Orchestra? My … Continued
The extensive sleeve notes for this Immortal Pas De Deux record were written by Pigeon Crowle (Eileen Georgia Beatrice Crowle) artist, sculptor, authoress and ballet-composer 1903-1960. Not much else is known about her but that she wrote a lot about … Continued