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The content discusses a budget label LP titled ‘Today’s Chart Busters’ released in June 1968, featuring cover versions of popular hits by various artists such as The Small Faces and The Easybeats. The record, priced at £3, was acquired from…
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The album “Gassin'” by The Peddlers, recorded live at The Pickwick in 1967, showcases their exceptional musical talent. DJ Pete Murray reflects on being impressed by the group’s performance and their unique style, which bridges diverse musical tastes. Despite lacking…
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John Denver’s album “Spirit,” released in August 1976, showcases his soft, romantic style with tracks like “In The Grand Way” and a cover of “San Antonio Rose.” Positioned perfectly in the pop and MOR markets, his simple melodies cater to…
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The post discusses the album “Moods” by David Soul, released in February 1979, highlighting its appeal to 70s music fans. The author describes finding two well-preserved David Soul LPs in a charity shop and praises the album’s collection of love…
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David Soul, known for his role in Starsky and Hutch, finds moderate success in music with a focus on middle-of-the-road (MOR) trends. His songs are generally pleasant, featuring dreamy country vibes. However, his attempt at “Bird On The Wire” feels…
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“The Best of The Seekers,” released in 1968 by EMI’s Columbia label, became a musical landmark, spending 117 weeks on the UK album chart. It included hits like “Georgy Girl” and reached No.1 for six weeks. It ranked as the…
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Arthur Fiedler, conductor of the Boston Pops since 1929, embraces popular music while maintaining high artistic standards. The album “Presenting The Boston Pops” features a blend of early 1970s hits, showcasing the orchestra’s talent in various genres. It reflects the…
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Burt Bacharach emerges as a singular force in contemporary songwriting, distinguished by his unique melodic style and innovative use of rhythms and chord patterns. His music evokes fresh emotions and authenticity, exemplified in his recent works and collaborations with Hal…
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Nancy Wilson’s album “Gentle Is My Love” showcases her sultry ballads that transform romantic melodies into captivating expressions of love. With expert arrangements by Sid Feller, each track highlights her unique vocal charm. Notable songs like “Funniest Than Funny” and…
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“She’s Leaving Home” is a track from the 1979 LP ‘Sounds Sentimental’ on Decca, which features updated instrumental versions of classic songs. The series, active from 1978-1980, is rare to find. Orchestras involved include Werner Muller, Mantovani, and others. The…
