Spring Never Came Twice

Terribly sorry for the lack of activity this month and the continued lack of music links to files prior to July. This will be corrected shortly, I assure you.


Here for you delectation, a little know ballad by Jason Cord on Chapter One, 1969.

Girl called Fantasy

The Selofane. A little known pop group who released one other (more interesting) single the same year. Heavily orchestrated, and clearly of its time. Cupids Inspiration comes to mind.

I believe that they headed the Spanish expo in 1968. If anyone can verify this, do please leave a message.

NB: Regarding the technical problem with dead links, as soon as I return to England (2 weeks or so), I will have the problem rectified. Until then, please accept my apologies.

Marquis of Kensington (Minstrels): Reverse Thrust

Earlier I posted 'FLASH' by the Marquis of Kensington (Mike Leander). This is the first of the two releases, a musical ditty, in reverse.

Immediate (lilac), 1967.

Normal service will be resumed shortly...

It has been drawn to my attention that the music cannot be listened to owing to technical difficulties. On account of this, and in my absence from England, I am testing a new method for conveying music. Please accept my apologies for the disruptions.

Below is Barry Mason's 'Collection of Recollections' released in Deram in 1966.


Might I extend my gratitude to Expo67, whose blog is most interesting, and led me to trying out DivShare.

ONYX

Thamaris Khan, 1969. A powerful release, yet complete flop upon. These fellows originated from Cornwall, releasing on mainly PYE and once on CBS.

SHE - The Frame

From Birmingham, little known, mod sound. Demonstrations release, 25th November 1966.

For Mr.Mindful: Marquis of Kensington (Mike Leander)

FLASH (1967/8) A splendid instrumental with piano, hammond, stomping beat and fuzz guitar.

Only one more by this outfit. I'll have it put up some time.