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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Girls and guns
To me it was just another slightly kitschy sleeve for the collection, but when I delved into the story, it turned out that Ray McVay formed the UK Glenn Miller Orchestra in 1999. He began his career as Larry Parnes’ … Continue reading
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V&A Donation!
Good of Vince & Aileen to donate a pile of 200+ easy listening albums to our cause this weekend. You can’t even accuse them of doing it just to save them a trip to a charity store, as they live … Continue reading
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All that Glitters
You’ve got to feel sorry for the designer John Kosh. He is commissioned by Bell Records and goes to a lot of trouble to develop a smart gatefold sleeve for one of the first big glam-rock star’s 1972 album Glitter, … Continue reading
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Milton Glaser
This Harry Chapin album really stood out in the charity shop rack, and looked even better when I realised it opened up as a gatefold. Inside beyond the lyrics and regular credits the last entry was for Design & Illustration … Continue reading
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Hip soundtrack
Another antique centre blag which didn’t take much dithering over as it was both eye catching and cheap! Film soundtracks are usually neither; dull because they just copy indifferent cinema poster designs, expensive as they were pressed in small numbers* … Continue reading
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From Geoff With Love
If we know band leader and trombonist Geoff Love (1917-1991) at all, it will be for one of the many dozens of easy listening orchestral albums he fronted during the 60s and 70s for British labels like MFP and Studio … Continue reading
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