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 Marmalade Skies is primarily dedicated to British psychedelia of the 1960s, featuring some of the groups and films that appeared during this wonderful period of time. However, on occasion MS will also feature Prog Rock, Folk-Rock, Glam-Rock and any other type of Rock that I fancy (Seaside Rock...Mmmm!) In addition, expect the odd geographical deviation, e.g Australasian Psych. All contributions are welcome. Thanks for your support. Hope you enjoy the trip. _____________________________________________________________________________ Hi all, seeing as the download of NSU by Wages Of Sin has been so popular, I've added an mp3 file of the other side of the single, Hey Joe, to the Wages Of Sin page It's about time we had an MS page dedicated to the God of Hellfire so I bring you (courtesy of Nick Warburton) The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown HERE, and don't forget the page dedicated to Dream Magazine legends Svensk HERE I'm still ploughing onwards with Remember The Times 2. I've reached December 1974. Maybe it'll be finished this year. Maybe not... If you're a fan of music from the Beat, Psych, Prog and Acid-Folk era (1963-76) then you'll certainly be interested in a fantastic new book "Galactic Ramble". Where the "Tapestry Of Delights" book dealt with facts and lists, "Galactic Ramble" gives opinions on the musical worth of hundreds of records that were released during this classic period for Rock and Folk music. Over 500 pages packed with reviews both old--from vintage music papers--and new--from a panel of recognised experts and collectors, plus much more. It's edited by Richard Morten-Jack of Sunbeam Records. Details on how to obtain a copy are given in the Spontaneous Marmalade Creation Don't forget to check out Nick Warburton's great podcast "Turn Me On Dead Man" here: http://www.turnmeondeadman.net/Podcasts/NWSRM/ and his website, which features many more great articles, including a new, updated piece on The Penny Peeps. Go to http://www.nickwarburton.com/wordpress/ The MS Radio Show sadly is no more, but Playlists and some recordings are HERE Check out the Spontaneous Marmalade Creation for details on how to buy a great "Our Technicolour Dream" poster. Meanwhile, of course, if anybody feels inspired then all contributions to MS are gratefully received. Please send your comments to me at mick@Capewells.co.uk Announcements, requests, news, complaints etc now appear on the SPONTANEOUS MARMALADE CREATION (thanks Arthur!) Just one final point though...PLEASE DON'T ASK ME IF I HAVE 'SUCH AND SUCH' AN LP IN STOCK. MARMALADE SKIES IS NOT A MAIL ORDER FIRM. WE DO NOT SELL RECORDS, COMPACT DISCS, DVDS OR ANYTHING! IN ADDITION, I'M SORRY BUT I CAN'T MAKE COPIES OF THE COMPILATION ALBUMS MENTIONED ON THE SITE. I JUST DON'T HAVE THE TIME. TRY ASKING IN THE REGAL ZONOPHONE OR CHERRY SMASH GROUPS.
Cheers, Mick Capewell
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INTERNET RADIO STATIONS A New podcast playing 1960s UK pop and psychedelia is online now. Requests and ideas more than welcome. Click on the logo to tune in:
'THE METAPHYSICAL CIRCUS' Join the Eggman for a feast of 60s pop, lots of Brit psych, psych from all over the world, prog, and anything 60s really! Click on the link below: The
Metaphysical Circus - "An Obscure Oldies Radio Program"
PSYCHEDELIC PETE'S UNDERGROUND FREAKOUT! It is an eclectic mix of mid 60's to early 70's underground rock, specializing in psychedelia, garage, soul, freakbeat, frat rock, bubblegum, british blues and r&b, novelty records ,folk rock, psychedelic soul and blues etc.,etc., etc. To listen or download Pete's shows click on the following link: http://www.psychedelicpete.com/
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STEADY A GO GO: It's a weekly program of nothing but THE BRITISH INVASION/THE BRITISH BEAT ERA (1962-66)...from the Beat bands to the Mod miscreants, and everything in between (Freakbeat, Pop, R&B, etc.). Hits, flops, obscurities...Top tier artists, also-rans, overlooked bands...Simple rule: If it's British and 1960s and good, it's fair game!
NICK WARBURTON'S SIXTIES ROCK MACHINE--TURN ME ON DEAD MAN Nick Warburton's Sixties Rock Machine is a regular feature of "Turn Me On, Dead Man" on Live365.com. Nick is a UK-based freelance music journalist with an impressive record collection and he plays a host of sixties obscurities from all over the world. The show is broadcast on Tuesdays at 3:00 PM (eastern time) and Wednesdays at 9:00 AM (eastern time). You can listen to podcasts of Nick's shows using the link below. http://www.turnmeondeadman.net/Podcasts/NWSRM/
BILLY REEVES' NOSTALGIA OF THE FUTURE http://nostalgiaofthefuture.podbean.com/ - Before they were famous.. Some of your favourite pop stars and middle-of-the-road singers of the 80s started their career in the 60s. So, for your edification Martin Horsfield has bought in some of these rare 45s - fledgling recordings, skeletons in the closet and early efforts - so we can have much fun guessing who's singing! Martin is an old chum from those heady NME days of the 90s: and he plays this kind of bonkers 45 at his stompin' club Rock 'n' Roll Soul. So: thumbs in belt-loops, notepads out, earholes open - scratch that noggin and dance! Billy Reeves. http://nostalgiaofthefuture.podbean.com/ is a weekly Podcast which will pop up on your iTunes every week if you subscribe (for free) via the little purple icon on the right of the above website. Or you can listen on your computer (just give it a minute to load). It's a bit silly, very groovy and much fun; and listening to it makes you immediately fashionable.
JASON BARNARD'S STRANGE BREW A monthly themed podcast playing British Rock Music from the late 1960s to the early 1970s.
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