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SPLIT KNEE LOONS Loon Knee Tunes
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Settle back for an unusual and humorous experience in the world of rock Continue reading |
SPRINGWATER – Springwater
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This landmark release kicks off with a classic single, and with both albums remastered and transferred to CD it will fill gaps in any collection of eclectic 70′s pop. |
STACKRIDGE – Extravaganza
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The music weekly ‘Sounds’ on publishing a review of the CD in early 1975 wrote ‘Don’t ignore something too good to be missed. |
STACKRIDGE – Friendliness
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The difficult second album syndrome did not apply to STACKRIDGE having chosen to produce their debut album of songs their audience had not heard before back in 1971. So when the time came to record ‘Friendliness’ in 1972 they still had a few live favourites in their locker. |
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STACKRIDGE – Mr Mick
£14.99 (GBP)
The original 1976 album never before released is included in it’s entirety as CD1 and the album released to the public remastered as CD2. |
STACKRIDGE – Purple Spaceships Over Yatton
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When Stackridge cut these songs, the prevailing musical climate encouraged freedom and creativity. This is the first time a ‘Best Of’ has ever been released and the songs freshness and diversity remains engaging. |
STACKRIDGE – Sex And Flags
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This album contains tracks drawn from the 1997 to 2003 period. Continue reading |
STACKRIDGE – Something For The Weekend
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Recorded in 1997 and produced by their long term collaborator DAVID LORD this album which received rave reviews in the UK music press with MOJO dubbing ‘Something About The Beatles’ as ‘the MOJO readers anthem’ and Q commented on some ‘surprisingly potent pop’ is remastered with bonus tracks. |
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STACKRIDGE – Stackridge
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‘Stackridge’ was created on 16-track equipment at Kingsway Studios, London in 1971 with the help of producer Fritz Fryer of Sixties harmony group the Four Pennies; engineer was Martin Birch, who went on to produce many famous heavy metal acts. This album was originally released on 6th August 1971. Continue reading |
STACKRIDGE – The Man In The Bowler Hat
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Recorded between July and September 1973 at Air Studios, London, and released the following February, ‘The Man In The Bowler Hat’ was Stackridge’s third long-player. It was, by common consent, their finest achievement, both up to that point and in their entire seven-year career. |
STACKRIDGE Anyone For Tennis – Sound And Vision
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CD/DVD set from a band held dear by fans all over the world for their irreverent, idiosyncratic attitude and musical eclecticism Continue reading |
STACKRIDGE Best Of – Volume Two
£12.99 (GBP)
JAMES WARREN and ANDY DAVIS have compiled this “Best Of-Volume Two” compilation from their Stackridge back catalogue using original tracks from the period 1971 to 2003 Continue reading |
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STACKRIDGE Radio Sessions 1971-1973
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Tracks taken from two BBC radio sessions, including a 15 minute version of “Slark” Continue reading |
STACKRIDGE The Final Bow, Bristol 2015
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STACKRIDGE The Forbidden City
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Live album from a 2007 sold out show in Bath, England Continue reading |
STACKRIDGE The Forbidden City DVD
£10.99 (GBP)
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Angel Air Catalogue 2017
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