Yes indeed. I will shortly be able to reveal some extraordinary news concerning England's most swinging band, The Carnaby whose sole single 'Jump & Dance' has since become a legendary dance hit from the mod/beat year of 1965.
This is thanks to Dave 'Andy' Andrews, the Carnaby's bass player and author of 'Jump & Dance'.
Meanwhile you can listen to Jump & Dance recorded directly from a signed stock copy and pre-release acetate here.
Formerly 'Sir Henry @ Ed Debba', hosting The Pussyfoot, Tintern Abbey, The Carnaby, Respect, and other remarkable bands from sixties Britain.
1981
In memory of my dear old brother - Horringer Court 1982
The Pussyfoot
The Pussyfoot by vocalist Terry Barfield
Tintern Abbey by Don Smith
Tintern Abbey by Don Smith
The Carnaby
By Andy Andrews
Friday, 24 February 2012
Wednesday, 15 February 2012
Arcadium (Miguel Sergides) unreleased material
Earlier last decade I posted a 10 inch acetate containing Comus-like tracks, which now seem to be the work of Arcadium's singer/songwriter Miguel Sergides. Here they are for you to hear:
Symphony for the Madman
It's Not Me
Riding Alone
Who Are We?
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Symphony for the Madman
It's Not Me
Riding Alone
Who Are We?
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