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What was the first record you bought??
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NMH
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You should have seen the Spaghetti Western orchestra cover this last week.
There's some good stuff on them on Youtube but one of their players on the double-bass seems to have alarmingly shrunk recently.
I think there was a sub job up at the Edinburgh Festival.
dougdeep
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Twist and Shout. The Beatles.
Cabby
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Little Darling - The Diamonds.
Not a lot of you remember that!
Not a lot of you remember that!
NMH
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Yeah Yeah, of course your 1st purchase wasn't something really uncool like the Monkees or Edison Lighthouse, it HAD to be Jimi Hendrix (uhhuh)
It took an awful lot to reach into my paper round savings and actually shell out on a full-priced 12" album - no way was it going to be wasted on any bubblegum shite (even though I quite liked Edison's 'Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes' as a tune, a year or two earlier).
I'd read the shining review in 'Disc', and was already astounded by 'Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)' when I bought a copy of that EP off a schoolmate - so the time and outlook was right to take the serious plunge and get the LP from Redifusion in Southwick Sq.
Still one of my favourite albums - it's all brilliant, and of all his earliest recorded works it's barely ever mentioned.
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I had to get the eventual 'follow-up', which was the somewhat disjointed 'Rainbow Bridge' LP. That had some great moments too though, with a tasty instrumental 'Pali Gap' and the great live 'Hear My Train a Comin' '.
This memorable mindblower is on there, and deserves a mention imo.
Turn the sound up, and love this cool use of stereo!;
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Meade's Ball
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Mine was "Dennis, come back with me apple-pie!".
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Although, as a 10 year old a lot of the credit for such a cool selection had to go to my 14 year old sister who persuaded me to part with my hard earned pocket money.
NMH
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Yeah Yeah, of course your 1st purchase wasn't something really uncool like the Monkees or Edison Lighthouse, it HAD to be Jimi Hendrix (uhhuh)
Okay okay... I admit to this as my first full-price 45 - and I was told by the 'in with the cool people' chick who sat next to me in English, how it was the "wrong music to like" because it was 'black music'.
Check out the brilliant TOTP kitchyness - and the rocking closing track from Brighton band 'East Of Eden';
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coventrygull
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NMH
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Melody-Maker gave it a crap review when that came out on sheet music, which is why Ludwig would never give them an interview.
NMH
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Dave Arbus I think was the name, and I think you're right - he did play on The 'Oo's album
The Goodies Recorded Almost Live at The Cricklewood Rainbow - 1975
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Although, as a 10 year old a lot of the credit for such a cool selection had to go to my 14 year old sister who persuaded me to part with my hard earned pocket money.
Not at all bad, since the EP was at a reduced 'tribute' price of 3s/6d just after his death. This at a time when just regular singles were at around 6s/6d
swiss tony
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First single - "Ghostbusters" by Ray Parker Jr.
I unblotted my copy book by making "Strangeways Here We Come" my first album.
I unblotted my copy book by making "Strangeways Here We Come" my first album.
