Appointment at Denmark St.

[KPMPK1001]

Greetings everyone!

Does anyone have this album?

hxxps://www.discogs.com/release/2528670-Various-Appointment-At-Denmark-St

Thanks in advance!

[tuneboy]

Here it is in flac:
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/fDRnXQTI#c_9rIUrfgG71WNd_5VFS0g
Very interesting info about the recordings in Mr. Kerridge's liner notes
in the booklet.
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[KPMPK1001]

Thanks Tuneboy!

[John_Fred]

Thanks for sharing this title in FLAC.  Much appreciated.   

I don't suppose you have any other Recur titles in lossless?  The only one I possess is ECD 7305 - Musik, Music, Musique.

[nidostar]

Still catching up from last week. Thanks for this share tuneboy. As you say the liner notes by Mr K (as he was known) give further insight into the world of production library houses back in the 60s.

[Dyo]

Thanks tuneboy, and in stereo! great share.
Greetings
dyo
aussieland

[Rosbif]

Thanks for sharing this title in FLAC.  Much appreciated.   

I don't suppose you have any other Recur titles in lossless?  The only one I possess is ECD 7305 - Musik, Music, Musique.

A share would be most welcome John_Fred! 

Thanks in advance.

Rosbif

[tuneboy]

Thanks for sharing this title in FLAC.  Much appreciated.   

I don't suppose you have any other Recur titles in lossless?  The only one I possess is ECD 7305 - Musik, Music, Musique.

Here are my two other Recur CDs:

Various Artists - A Fistful Of Narholz:
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/DOI0TT6D#GTZ0UbAbgntAn5fWcf0x9g
Various Artists - JRB Radio Play Music
hxxps://mega.nz/folder/KXx2lIDB#J8d4340BHtdQm8nZLlI0tA
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I am also interested in the ECD 7305.

[Flemming]

Very cool, thanks for the shares Tuneboy. 

[John_Fred]

Thanks for sharing those 2 titles, tuneboy.   

I had shared this previously, but here's ECD 7305 - Musik, Music, Musique in lossless.  For all who would like it.   

htxxs://pixeldrain.com/u/FCK84K3x

[nidostar]

Here are my two other Recur CDs:

Various Artists - A Fistful Of Narholz:
Various Artists - JRB Radio Play Music
I am also interested in the ECD 7305.

Thanks for the Narholz and JRB Radioplay shares tuneboy. The release of the Recur CDs seem to have passed me by at the time possibly because I was living the other side of the world in Dyo-land!
The Narholz is great. So too is the JRB Radioplay one though it's an odd mix of library tracks and pop covers. The latter are well produced and sound almost as good as the originals. It's like listening to the Top Of The Pops albums they used to sell in Woolworths back in the day.

[tuneboy]

Thanks for the ECD 7305, John_Fred.
I discovered a couple tracks that need to be on some future comp.

[John_Fred]

Here are my two other Recur CDs:

Various Artists - A Fistful Of Narholz:
Various Artists - JRB Radio Play Music
I am also interested in the ECD 7305.

Thanks for the Narholz and JRB Radioplay shares tuneboy. The release of the Recur CDs seem to have passed me by at the time possibly because I was living the other side of the world in Dyo-land!
The Narholz is great. So too is the JRB Radioplay one though it's an odd mix of library tracks and pop covers. The latter are well produced and sound almost as good as the originals. It's like listening to the Top Of The Pops albums they used to sell in Woolworths back in the day.

For Test Card Music aficionados, out there, these 2 CDs are handy for contributing toward lossless versions of tunes for both the Serenade for Conniff and It Must Be Love tapes.

[Lord Thames]

So too is the JRB Radioplay one though it's an odd mix of library tracks and pop covers. The latter are well produced and sound almost as good as the originals. It's like listening to the Top Of The Pops albums they used to sell in Woolworths back in the day.

Yes - to put that into context, it's a reflection of a period in the 1970s when pop vocal cover versions were included on the BBC test card tapes.  I actually got a thank-you credit on this one, a couple of the tracks I think are actually expertly remastered from my vinyl copies!

[nidostar]

Yes - to put that into context, it's a reflection of a period in the 1970s when pop vocal cover versions were included on the BBC test card tapes.  I actually got a thank-you credit on this one, a couple of the tracks I think are actually expertly remastered from my vinyl copies!

Brilliant! I love it! What really cracks me up is the names they've given to the singing artists. I'd have loved to have been at the session (no doubt in their local) when they came up with these names. Hilarious!