CATALOGUE

Think Hard…Again was originally two albums. “Think Hard” was released in 1985 and “The Mini Album” in 1982. Continue reading →

GILLAN, MAMMOTH, SAMSON, ZZEBRA, ATOMIC ROOSTER, SUN RED SUN, G.M.T. etc etc, are just the tip of this collection, suitably released to commemorate 10 years of Angel Air Records from their first release ‘Think Hard Again’ by McCOY (SJPCD001) back in 1997.
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The only surviving recording of the original three piece of John McCoy, Paul Samson and Roger Hunt. For that reason alone it is a truly indispensable piece of rock history Continue reading →

These are the recordings that until now have never seen the light of day from 1974/5. For various reasons lost in the mists of time, but much due to a never fully comfortable transition of a two man band into a conventional five piece group. Continue reading →

Forever etched on the record-buying public’s mind as the two-man band with several hit singles, Medicine Head were actually a real powerhouse. This concert from The Marquee, London during June 1975 is classic rock/pop and blues delivered from the heart. Continue reading →

Two Man Band, from 1976, captures the essence of Medicine Head’s minimalist rock ‘n’ roll but mixes it with flourishes from the best of British musicians, including Ashton, Gardner & Dyke and Family piano man Tony Ashton, Mott The Hoople keyboard whiz Morgan Fisher (later to team up with John Fiddler in British Lions) and pedal steel virtuoso BJ Cole, who has played with everyone from John Cale to The Verve.
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This release has been compiled by John Fiddler and comes from numerous different radio sessions and band line-ups in the period 1971 to 1977 Continue reading →

“Thunderbird” has been written and sung by JOHN FIDDLER as a tribute to the recently departed OVEREND WATTS Continue reading →

This is his second solo album for Angel Air, some two years in the making, and featuring an exclusive live track from Bad Company recorded on that band’s 1999 USA “Original” tour, which features – apart from Mick, Simon Kirke (drums) and Boz Burrell (bass).
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‘Back In Business’ was recorded during the autumn of 2001 in Kent, England and produced and directed by Barry Newby Continue reading →

During the early 70s Mike Hurst recorded two solo albums ‘Home’ and ‘In My Time’. Both are released on CD for the first time, with bonus tracks recorded in the early 80′s by Sundance, which featured Mike, and Mary Hopkin on vocals. Continue reading →

16 rare tracks from this legendary record producer including the original “Video Killed The Radio Star” by BRUCE WOOLLEY. Mike is currently researching his audio archives for a “Volume 3” for 2005.
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