Posted by admin Recently a picture of Jimi Hendrix in a record shop featured on the official poster to promote the annual Record store day. So we thought we'd have a dig around for some more photos of stars from the swinging...
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The Columbia Record Club was first started in 1955 by Columbia Records / CBS initially as a trial to look into the viability of marketing music by mail order. This was primarily aimed at more rural customers...
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Putting such minor practicalities as potholes, speed humps, going round corners, record storage, changing them whilst on the move and the fact that they only played 45s aside, we think the concept of a dashboard...
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As links go this is pretty tenuous but our regular readers will know we are big fans of the aural medium known as vinyl and it just so happens we are also big fans of notably attractive European actresses...
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One of our main unwritten rules here at VoEA Heights is that we stay well away from both religion and politics. Therein lies the road to loads of trouble! However we all know rules are here to be broken...
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Previously we've featured the wonderful album cover reworkings of graphic designer Jeff Rochester in our Reimagined Jazz record covers post and a gallery of Recovered Hip Hop Album Sleeves This...
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Here at Voices of East Anglia we tend to avoid the minefield subject that is religion, however when we stumbled upon this groovy collection of album covers titled Thrift Store Christian Records on...
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It's Soul time with K-Tel - As Advertised on television (Many years ago) During the seventies the budget record label released several Soul compilation albums. A while ago we blogged two of the adverts...
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Here we have a short video clip that shows a report from Switzerland's first DJ training course in 1973. We don't have much information on this, however what we can tell you from our Google translation...
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Over the years the trend in terms of music storage has tended towards the excessively small to the point now where you can virtually store a whole record collection on an iPod or MP3 player that you can carry...
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