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“Military justice is to justice what military music is to music” – Groucho Marx Hits on Parade is an album which incorporates a wide variety of popular tunes. Each has a well defined, bouncy rhythm and lends itself to a … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Taking as their inspiration the highly romantic title And I Love You So the Mike Sammes Singers have woven twelve attractive variations round the eternal theme of love and happiness by means of as many different songs. Some … Continued

Sleeve Notes: The soft, romantic playing of Stan Freeman, enhanced by the full impact of total stereo sound, achieving a perfect musical atmosphere, sends one gently drifting into a world of dreams. His playing is direct and straight-forward and his … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Before the conquest of South America in the sixteenth century there were large highly developed civilizations where Brazil and Mexico now lie. Their customs and cultures were quite different from those of the Spanish who conquered them and … Continued

Sleeve Notes: A surname like Love is ideal when it comes to selecting interesting and relevant album titles. Hence we have already enjoyed MFP LPs called – Big Love Movie Themes (MFP5221) with a neat double meaning, and “Love With … Continued

Sleeve Notes: Another album by The Waikiki Beach Boys means a return once more to that get-away-from-it-all music. A return to the peace and splendour of those romantic islands in the Pacific. One wonders just how many times over the … Continued

Sleeve Notes: If you have never before heard Alan Moorhouse and his Bond Street Brigade then you have really been missing something! Most of the tunes on this album are very well known, but it\’s unlikely that you have ever … Continued

Joe was aghast when his daughter Debbie thought the Charleston was an aircraft carrier. Sleeve Notes: Feather boas, knee-length beads, raccoon coats, vamps and sheiks, supercharged cars and illicit stills – all treat to make up the gay, mad, “Roaring … Continued