CHIP SHOP POP: THE SOUND OF DENMARK STREET 1970-75
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Tracklist
A1: Hello, Hello, Hello - Stormy Petrel
A2: Melanie Makes Me Smile - Tony Burrows
A3: Tip Of My Tongue - Brotherly Love
A4: Lost And Found - Whiskey Mac
A5: On A Plane To Nowhere - Barracade
A6: Leave A Little Love - Candlewick Green
B1: Lady Pearl - Currant Kraze
B2: On The Run - Scorched Earth
B3: I Want To Be Where You Are - Scarecrow
B4: Telltale - Patches
B5: Rusty Hands Of Time - Peter Doyle
B6: A Little Thing Like Love - River
C1: Dreams Are Ten a Penny - John Kincade
C2: In the Morning - Bitter Almond
C3: Every Little Move She Makes - White Plains
C4: Schoolgirl Notion - Janie & The Marlettes
C5: Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again - Fortunes
C6: Yellow Bird (Have You No Home) - Design
D1: Clovelly - Roger Holman & Simon May
D2: I Need Your Everlasting Love - Liberty Helm
D3: Bye Goodbye - Silver Lining
D4: Its Getting Sweeter All The Time - Shorty
D5: Caterpillar - Cold Fly
D6: This Is My Life - Wei Wei Wong
Bob Stanley from Saint Etienne presents
At the turn of the 70s, songwriters like Tony Macaulay (‘Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes’), Cook and Greenaway (‘Something s Gotten Hold Of My Heart’), Lynsey De Paul and Barry Blue (‘Storm In A Teacup’) and John Carter (‘Beach Baby’) were bossing the singles charts and Radio 1 while more serious acts like Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd concentrated on album sales.[info sheet from distr.]