Reply With QuoteI picked my vinyl copy up on import on the Marble Arch label. At one time 'Heartbeat' hammered the opening bars to 'Cast Your Fate To The Wind' to death. Probably still does!
I have a beautiful album by mid sixties 'Easy' group: Sounds Orchestral-some maybe remember the smash 'Cast Your Fate To The Wind' but this album 'The Soul Of' has an outstanding track called 'A Letter Edged In Black' astonishingly not on any CD out there. Johnny Pearson on piano and beautiful strings-it is very moving. I have it on the Piccadilly label, and in (stereo) too about a 1965 release.
Piccadilly Lp's from that period were superbly recorded, a subsidiary of the Pye label. Have any other members heard Sounds Orchestral recordings? Best B.
I picked my vinyl copy up on import on the Marble Arch label. At one time 'Heartbeat' hammered the opening bars to 'Cast Your Fate To The Wind' to death. Probably still does!
There is one or two tracks played out on the mod scene, one is Rinky Dink (Columbia 1964) and others include Marvin Gaye's Ain't That Peculiar and Soul Coaxing both on the Piccadilly label
name='winsfordtown']I picked my vinyl copy up on import on the Marble Arch label. At one time 'Heartbeat' hammered the opening bars to 'Cast Your Fate To The Wind' to death. Probably still does!
Excellent! Was Marble Arch copy in stereo? It wasn't uncommon for Pye/Piccadilly mid-sixties Lp's to have mono ref #'s but, the occasional stereo copy was inside!
[quote]name='scenesixty'] Johnny Pearson on piano and beautiful strings-it is very moving.
And the late, great, Kenny Clare on drums.
[quote]name='Santonix;355658]Originally Posted by scenesixty'
Yes!
After Johnny's haunting single note piano keys in the intro-then comes in the rich and booming strings-and yes those drums-I swear I've never heard a more moving instrumental track!
name='scenesixty']Excellent! Was Marble Arch copy in stereo? It wasn't uncommon for Pye/Piccadilly mid-sixties Lp's to have mono ref #'s but, the occasional stereo copy was inside!
Yes it's got a big bold stereo on the cover.
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