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Tony Osborne - Moods For Romance (1972)

For all you lovers out there, etc.

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Snatched from the jaws of queasy listening by the magnificent Birds 'N' Brass.

Not usually a fan of guitar albums, but this is on Rediffusion. Some nice tracks on here.

Here's something for my wife who is forty today. What better than some Pete Moore from 1970.

Fanbloodytastic. Not much else to say really.

Another one of the zillions of Beatles covers albums I have and certainly one of my favourites. A Rediffusion classic.

Pete Moore and his Orchestra - Everybody's Talkin'

A truly sensational album. Includes the great self-penned Black Water and the brilliant version of Buffalo Springfield's For What It's Worth.

Now like a lot of people I'm a big fan of labels; Studio 2 Stereo, Phase 4, etc. One of my favourites is Rediffusion, who in the 60s used to run a TV Network here in the UK. They lost their licence towards the end of the decade and moved into music.

This is a nice example of one of their samplers. There is some narration by BBC science boffin James Burke (whatever happened to him?). They'v even thrown in a stereo balance check for good measure! Some lovely stuff from Pete Moore, Alan Moorhouse and Ray Martin.

Tony Osborne - Moods For Romance (1972)

Rediffusion Stereo Sampler (1972)

Arthur Smith - Original Guitar Boogie (1974)

Pete Moore - Plays The Best Of Bacharach (1970)

Vic Flick Sound - West Of Windward (1968)

Tony Osborne - Lennon and McCartney Go Latin (1970)

Pete Moore Orchestra - Everybody's Talkin' (1971)

Pete Moore Orchestra - Lively and Latin (1972)

Popular Guide To Stereo (1973)