London Visit 2
Jan. 31st, 2008 11:23 am Yesterday managed to change the two records with wrong slleves to wrong albums at Intoxica! despite the owner being a surly miserable sod. He tried to claim that is why they were that cheap because the original albums for those sleeevs had ben lost and so he put similar ones in them! Preposterous!!!
Anyway i stood myy ground and got three albums for the same price as those two, and mostly cheesy but fun stuff -
Franck Pourcel - Meets The Beatles (Studio 2) LP
Ronnie Aldrich - It's happening Now (Phase 4 LP)
Tony Christie - With Loving feeling (MCA Coral LP) - with that "Amarillo" track on it plus "Avenues And Alleyways" plus a groovy version of "On Broadway" worth spinning at next gig,
Ftom Minus One further up Portobello Road and round the corner an album at half price (five quid only) -
Various - 49 Minute Technicolour Dream" (Past and Present) - classic pysch-pop from the sixties, groovy man!
Then a rekkie xchange at MVE i picked up another boppy jazz LP -
Paul Jeffrey - Family (Mainstream LP)
Bob Shad's Mainstream label certainly made some great undersung jazz and popsike albums,esp in the popsike stakes Ellie Pop, Tiffany Shade and The Growing Concern to name a few.
Ellie Pop LP still cheap at Borderline for four quid if you want a copy.
Oh yeah,and i did a train job,and hence free pass and free travel to London along the First Capitol Connect route to Farrindon, plus free travel underground from Farringdon to Olympia as both stations have no barriers. (Circle Line from Farringdon to Kensington High Street and change there to a District Line service to Olympia for reference). Then a walk to Notting Hill MVE and Intoxica!
So it didn;t cost a penny going to London.!!!
Anyway i stood myy ground and got three albums for the same price as those two, and mostly cheesy but fun stuff -
Franck Pourcel - Meets The Beatles (Studio 2) LP
Ronnie Aldrich - It's happening Now (Phase 4 LP)
Tony Christie - With Loving feeling (MCA Coral LP) - with that "Amarillo" track on it plus "Avenues And Alleyways" plus a groovy version of "On Broadway" worth spinning at next gig,
Ftom Minus One further up Portobello Road and round the corner an album at half price (five quid only) -
Various - 49 Minute Technicolour Dream" (Past and Present) - classic pysch-pop from the sixties, groovy man!
Some info from Wikipedia -
The 49 Minute Technicolor Dream is the fourth volume of Bam-Caruso's Rubble Series. Released in 1984, it spotlighted on Fontana and Philips, and featured bands such as Jason Crest, Finders Keepers, Unit 4 + 2, The Misunderstood, and a mystery track. It was reissued by Past & Present in 2003, and has recently gone out of print again.
Track listing
- Jason Crest - Black Mass
- The Mirage - The Wedding Of Ramona Blair
- Caleb - Baby Your Phrasing Is Bad
- Kaleidoscope - Flight From Ashiya
- The Cymbaline - Matrimonial Fears
- Finders Keepers - On The Beach
- The Californians - The Cooks Of Cakes And Kindness
- Rings & Things - Strange Things Are Happening
- The Fox - Butterfly
- Unit 4+2 - 3:30 AM
- Kaleidoscope - A Dream For Julie
- Tempus Fugit - Come Alive
- The Misunderstood - Golden Glass
- The Magic Mixture - Moonbeams (originally a mystery track)
Then a rekkie xchange at MVE i picked up another boppy jazz LP -
Paul Jeffrey - Family (Mainstream LP)
Bob Shad's Mainstream label certainly made some great undersung jazz and popsike albums,esp in the popsike stakes Ellie Pop, Tiffany Shade and The Growing Concern to name a few.
Ellie Pop LP still cheap at Borderline for four quid if you want a copy.
Oh yeah,and i did a train job,and hence free pass and free travel to London along the First Capitol Connect route to Farrindon, plus free travel underground from Farringdon to Olympia as both stations have no barriers. (Circle Line from Farringdon to Kensington High Street and change there to a District Line service to Olympia for reference). Then a walk to Notting Hill MVE and Intoxica!
So it didn;t cost a penny going to London.!!!