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Monthly Archives: November 2020
22:Cool for Cats…Squeeze
The polytechnic disco was a refreshingly genre free environment. There were 420 people on campus and most of us didn’t have that much in common. Dance music didn’t exist, disco did of course but the rugby club wasn’t going to … Continue reading
Posted in memories of 70s, punk rock, rock music
Tagged chris difford, cool for cats, gilson lavis, glen tilbrook, Harry kakouli, join Bentley, jools Holland, squeeze
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21: Heart of Glass.. Blondie
Weekends at Trent Polytechnic were a mixed affair. It depended who was around. Some Fridays it seemed everyone disappeared leaving me rattling round my accommodation block. It always amazed me how many students had decided to leave home and then … Continue reading
Posted in disco, punk rock, rock music
Tagged blondie, Clem Burke, Debby harry, great 70’s singles, heart of glass, Nigel Harrison
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You Can’t do that in the Studio Anymore
In the 70’s recording studios were magical places. There was the holy grail of Abbey Rd but also lesser legends such as Rockfield where you could stay an immerse yourself in a 24 hour recording experience. At the bottom end … Continue reading
20 Whatevershebringswesing..Kevin Ayers
For a couple of years the second hand record shop in Norwich was pretty much the centre on my retail experience, I wish I could remember the name of the shop, its worth a blue plaque. My record buying had settled into a … Continue reading