Harry stoneham

[LDJB]

Not heard good old Harry mentioned for a while but I was listening to an easy comp on my way too and from work today and I found myself wondering where the hell the track "the Raver" comes from? I think I have most of his commercial output and it aint on any of them - did he do any library work?

Lord Thames? Anyone?

[Lord Thames]

I think it's a track from a session recorded for Rediffusion - though, as the discography elsewhere on this very forum shows, I don't think this ever made it to commercial release. (Well, not on Rediffusion anyway, but they may have licensed it out. Never seen one, though.)

He did some library work for Apollo Sound, under his own name, and the pseudonyms Dick Hunter and Ted Nord.

[LDJB]

Cheers for that.

Did you get that TRex/TOTPs LP OK?

[Lord Thames]

Oh yes, I did. Thanks for that - I'm surprised I've never seen one before!

[sermad]

Is that the one I had? I got the one with 2001 the other day. Its pretty good!

[Lord Thames]

What, the Top Of The Pops version? Yeah, it's pretty good, especially as Bruce Baxter probably had only a couple of hours to do it in.

I've got a spare of that and the Barbara Moore '12 Tops' version, if anyone's interested!

[Sie Vulture]

Quote[/b] ]Not heard good old Harry mentioned for a while...

Leeee,

Kinda thought the same thing myself - until I saw Towny's chart !!

I love that piccie sleeve of Parky and 'Arry enjoying two generous scotches on Parky's boat

...marvellous...

[mundayschild]

Nice chart Towny mate, there be some right fookin' swingers there, 'an that Basil Kirchen looks right wierd in a cool kinda way, if it's anything like 'Quantum' on Trunk, then it's a strange, strange trip indeed.