Their only single, 'Jump & Dance' (this group owned boutiques in Carnaby Street) ,did not chart but is now renowned as a classic composition of its era. A signed copy...
I was kindly sent a link to another blog featuring the Carnaby, which contains some stunning photographs of the band circa 1965.
See more here (With thanks to WILTHOMER)
The Carnaby Press cuttings and publicity photographs 1965
Thanks for this.
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ReplyDeleteHi hope all is well,some great music on your page,that carnaby track is spot on !
ReplyDeleteNew to blogging can you give me an idea what i need to transfer records and cd's to share 'em online?
Many Thanks Jason
Was in touch with their manager (Robert Orchbach), he shared some pics with me of them:
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Many thanks wilthomer. I have linked your splendid blog and the photographs of the Carnaby.
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Sir Henry
Cheers Sir Henry, belatedly just stumbled upon your linking!
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear from you again Wilthomer. I have the acetate of their 'Jump and Dance' - (no idea if it is the same or different take) so will give it a spin and post it up in the coming weeks.
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