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From a local charity shop:-

Ray Davies - Working Mans Cafe - cd 25p.

Bach Organ Recital:-
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
Prelude and Fugue in E Minor
Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor
Prelude and Fugue in E Minor
Carl Weinrich at the organ of Varfrukyrkan in Skanninge, Sweden.
On the black stuff - 95p
 
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Bach: B minor Mass, Klemperer et all

Bach: Orchestral Suites 1 and 2 Prades Festival Orch, Casals, recorded 1950

Bach: Sonatas for Harpsichord and Violin, featuring Kenneth Gilbert

Handel: Suites from Water Music' Szell,London Symphony (Decca)

Scarlatti: Sonatas, Horowitz (UK import)

Schubert: Impromptus, Edwin Fisher piano
 
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ANANTA - "Night And The Daydream"

On the black stuff 95p.

Recorded in 1978 on the TOUCHSTONE sound recordings.

Special Promotional Copy - label on the back sleeve.

Has anyone any info/history about this album?

Regards

Chris N
 
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Hi Chris re ANANTA I have the same album and have had no luck finding any info.Mine also has a promo label and the only other ones I have seen for sale are also promo copies.
It appears to be a benefit album who for/to I have no idea.
Dave Early the drummer is the only one who has any meaningful entries in AMG and then only after 1983.

So a bit of a mystery I think.
I can't even remember playing it.

Howard
 
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Originally posted by BigH47:
Hi Chris re ANANTA I have the same album and have had no luck finding any info.Mine also has a promo label and the only other ones I have seen for sale are also promo copies.
It appears to be a benefit album who for/to I have no idea.
Dave Early the drummer is the only one who has any meaningful entries in AMG and then only after 1983.

So a bit of a mystery I think.
I can't even remember playing it.

Howard



Hi Howard,
Thankyou for your reply.
I have also noticed that two of the backing vocals/musicians have the surname of Spitery, i wonder if they are related to Charlene of Texas fame?

Atb

Chris N
 
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I have also noticed that two of the backing vocals/musicians have the surname of Spitery, i wonder if they are related to Charlene of Texas fame?


I thought that but she spells it Spiteri.

This is ANANTA's second album a "spititual progressive" group apparently.
 
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I have also noticed that two of the backing vocals/musicians have the surname of Spitery, i wonder if they are related to Charlene of Texas fame?


I thought that but she spells it Spiteri.

This is ANANTA's second album a "spititual progressive" group apparently.


Howard,
Thanks for the info, i'll have a look on google, see what comes up.

Chris N
 
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Chris Rea - The Road To Hell

From Barnardo's - 95p on the black stuff.
 
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I've put my latest find on the other thread...
 
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Aretha Franklin - The Atlantic Years

Double cd for 25p, from local charity shop.
 
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See latest vinyl thread.
 
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Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green - Greatest Hits

95p on the black stuff.
 
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Bach - Brandenburg Concertos 4,5&6
Boston Symphony Orchestra - Charles Munch.

From a local charity shop.
95p on the black stuff.
 
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75p

Roll Eyes

Stephen
 
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75p from a 'flea market' as they are here.

Roll Eyes

Stephen


Whoops! Double post - quite apt, really.
 
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On vinyl from Banardos shop 25p:-
 
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friday night in sanrancisco incharity shop £1
 
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Got a Naim sampler from Oxfam recently! Big Grin
 
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Picked - OXYGENE - the newspaper freebie, from my local charity shop for 25p.
Sooner the 25p go for a good cause than buy the paper.
 
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On vinyl from Banardos shop 25p:-


25p - that's just silly Razz .... great album, hope it's been well looked after.
 
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