After a copy of this Keith Mansfield effort, on the UK Carnaby label. Any help appreciated!
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Originally posted by glengowla View PostAfter a copy of this Keith Mansfield effort, on the UK Carnaby label. Any help appreciated!
Or if you're hanging out for vinyl, no probs...Fleas the size of rats suck on a rat the size of a cat....
Not As Great As His Very Best, But Pretty Much As Great As Most Anyone Else's.
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Originally posted by glengowla View PostAfter a copy of this Keith Mansfield effort, on the UK Carnaby label. Any help appreciated!
*EDIT* Discogs has the LP as Australian. 45 Cat has the single as New ZealandI also recall it coming out in South America too? Brazil maybe?
it's OK to head out for wonderful, but on your way to wonderful, you're gonna have to pass through all right. When you get to all right,
take a good look around and get used to it, because that may be as far as you're gonna go.
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Originally posted by Saint Jude View PostI thought the Carnaby St Pop Orch wasn't released in the UK. You are probably the bloke to put me straight on that though!
*EDIT* Discogs has the LP as Australian. 45 Cat has the single as New ZealandI also recall it coming out in South America too? Brazil maybe?
Drastically reduced to 72p
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Well you learn something new every day! Sorry to clog up your wants thread btwit's OK to head out for wonderful, but on your way to wonderful, you're gonna have to pass through all right. When you get to all right,
take a good look around and get used to it, because that may be as far as you're gonna go.
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The original album appeared on the Pye-distributed Carnaby label in 1969 as a throwaway tourist-aimed LP. The sleeve notes were all about Carnaby Street with absolutely zilch about the music! In 2000, we released it as a CD on Recur with a bunch of 'bonus tracks' (and the original sleeve notes supplemented by my own notes about the actual audio).
In reality, most of the album consisted of KPM library tracks, fleshed out with Keith's arrangements of some Eurovision songs. We went back to the KPM session and added more tracks from the same period. Of course the pseudonym "Carnaby Street Pop Orchestra and Choir" covered the fact that some tracks had backing vocalists and some didn't. We pressed 2,000 CDs and they vanished like snow off a dyke. Apparently one of the tracks was a cult TV theme somewhere in South America!
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