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The content discusses the LP “Pick Of The Pops – Volume 4,” released in July 1970 by Deacon Records. It features a cover of “Rainbow” by Marmalade among twelve popular tracks aimed at appealing to diverse music tastes. The focus…
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The Hollies’ cover of “I Can’t Tell The Bottom From The Top” features in the April 1970 LP “Pick Of The Pops” by Deacon Records. The album includes twelve popular ballads and pop songs aimed at delivering quality music for…
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The album “Sunny” from the compilation ‘Sixties Flashback’ features 20 original sixties hits, including Thunderclap Newman’s “Something In The Air.” Initially mistaken for budget remakes, these tracks are by original artists. Polystar, based in Germany, sold its records through TV…
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Miguel Ramos, a Spanish organist born around 1910, became famous as a composer and arranger, especially through his album ‘Y Su Organo Hammond’ released in 1970. His music, often considered lite and easy-listening, features covers like “San Francisco.” After living…
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The album “Top Of The Poppers sing and play Simon & Garfunkel” features renditions of classic hits by the renowned duo, highlighting their timeless music. Tracks like “Bridge Over Troubled Water” and “The Sound of Silence” showcase their lyrical depth…
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“If Not For You” is a track from Glen Campbell’s 1973 album “I Knew Jesus (Before He Was A Star).” The album, his 24th, peaked at #154 on Billboard’s Album charts, remaining for six weeks, showcasing Campbell’s enduring presence in…
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Stan Kenton’s album “The World We Knew” showcases his innovative approach to contemporary music, blending emotion and diverse melodies. It features memorable arrangements with rich instrumentation, capturing the essence of love and life. This collection highlights Kenton’s artistic journey, making…
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The review of “Wild Blue Yonder” from the Screaming Blue Messiahs’ album ‘Gun-Shy’ highlights its infectious rockabilly-driven sound, characterized by catchy guitar riffs and energetic rhythms. Despite simplistic lyrics, the music propels listeners into a vibrant groove, making it a…
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The Osmonds’ album “Love Me For A Reason,” released in November 1974, showcases their blend of soul and pop. While the first side remains true to their vocal style, the second side introduces funk elements. Notable tracks include “Having A…
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The album “Cavatina” by John Williams was originally released as “Changes” in 1971 and reissued in 1979. The title track was reworked for guitar by Stanley Myers, gaining fame as the theme for “The Deer Hunter.” The cover art was…
