A solo single produced by Phil Spector.

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Original and definitive version of this beautiful song. Steve Martin's voice still stirs the emotions. Brings back loads of great memories. link for pictures leftbanke.nu

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From Bowie's brilliant 'The Man Who Sold The World' LP.

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British duo who performed a two man revue between 1956 and 1967.

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From his second LP 'Terry Reid'.

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1966 B side for this underated British group. Colin Blunstone in fine vocal form as ever.

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Follow up to 'He's a rebel'. Said to have actually been Darlene Love and the Blossoms but packaged as The Crystals.

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From his first LP 'Matthew and Son' released in 1967.

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A Jackie De Shannon song. One of my favourite Searchers hits.

Searchers sixties hawkmoon 03111951

1966 release for Tim Rose, written by Bonnie Dobson in 1962.

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Final single, before they reformed a few years later, that is.

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A classic track from the Stiff label.

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Classic single from 1966.

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Classic psychedelic track from December 1966. The first single from this group.

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From 'Rocket Cottage'.

Steeleye Span folk hawkmoon 03111951

Dedicated to Kentishbloke for his support and kindness. Variety act from the fifties and sixties. Clever wordplay was their forte. Don't get much of that anymore.

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Excellent single that should have been a massive hit.

Hollies sixties hawkmoon 03111951

From their third LP a version that, might, be better than the Percy Sledge original. Winwood's voice is just so fantastic, and he was so young.

Spencer Davis Winwood Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Released in 1967 and claimed by some to be jumping on the LSD bandwagon. Who cares if it was? It sounded great.

Smoke psychedelic sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Released on their Forms and Feelings LP.

Love Sculpture sixties dave edmunds hawkmoon 03111951

Another single that never made it.

Twinkle Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Magnolia's debut at the concert hall.

Showboat Irene Dunne hawkmoon 03111951

Another version of Hey Joe. From the LP 'Turn On'

Music Machine Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Medieval tale from the SAHB.

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From their second LP 'Milestones'. A version of Grieg's classic and Ravel's Bolero (albeit via Jeff Beck's B side to 'Hi Ho Silver Lining').

SRC psychedelic Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Track off of their 'Tadpole' LP. Better live than on record but they still recorded some sublime tracks.

Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band Sixties comedy hawkmoon 03111951

A glorius medieval chant linked to the Knights Templar.

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Track originally from their first LP 'The Scream'. This is from a later EP.

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Title track of 2nd LP by one of the best live acts of the early 70's. Another little group from the Shepherds Bush/Acton area.

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Not the best version of 'Morning Dew' but interesting as Episode Six contained Ian Gillan and Roger Glover, later of Deep Purple. Considering these 'heavy' men are in the group it is strange that I think their best number is 'I hear trumpets blow' a cover of a record by harmony group The Tokens.

Episode Six sixties Deep Purple hawkmoon 03111951

Recorded live at Abbey Road in 1969. 'Underground' group from the late 60's early 70's.

Edgar Broughton sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Frivolous little tune from 1964. A very popular lady in France and probably most of Europe. There is a fun clip of her performing this on the channel goochemsally.

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B side to 'You still want me' released in April 1964

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One of the best tracks from 'Out of our Heads' performed on RSG.

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One of the best versions of this standard. Released on an LP in 1967, along with his versions of Hey Joe and Morning Dew.

Tim Rose Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

1967 single by The Soft Machine,one of the Canterbury groups.

Soft Machine Psychedelic sixties Canterbury hawkmoon 03111951

Recorded in 1967. A single and a track on the 'Try it' LP.

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Marmalades take on Hey Joe from their first LP.

Marmalade Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Australian born music hall entertainer 1878 - 1915.

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From his first LP. Well worth a listen there are some great songs on there. This one conjures up Portobello road in the mid sixties, almost feel like I'm there. Read Moorcock's 'The Chinese Agent' to get another picture of the Ladbroke Grove area in sixties London.

Cat Stevens sixties hawkmoon 03111951

A track from their excellent third LP 'Kinks Kontroversy'.

Kinks Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Tune from 1936 version of Showboat.

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From his first LP 'What's bin did and what's bin hid' released in 1965.

Donovan folk sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Live version of Are You Happy.

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From 'On your feet or on your knees' live album

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Couldn't ignore Jimi any longer. This is a track recorded for Radio one about 1967. Love the simplicity (seemingly)and the, understated, power.

Jimi Hendrix sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Track from the 'Sounds of Silence' LP.

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Recorded in 1967 as a double a side with 'The Last Time' in support of The Rolling Stones during their drugs trial.

Who Sixties hawkmoon 03111951

Another monologue.

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The Ovaltineys were a club for children. They had their own radio programme. Helping the Ovaltineys with the songs are Tessa Deane, George Melachrino and Monte Rey. The songs are 'We are the Ovaltineys', 'One little raindrop' and 'Balloons'.

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