THE ARTWOODS 'Art’s Gallery' vinyl LP + GOLDIE 'Could It Be' 45 soul mod beat
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THE ARTWOODS – Art’s Gallery (TOP SOUNDS TSLP 007)

TSLP 007 VINYL album with 16 page booklet
PLEASE NOTE - this is my last copy of the album, and it has a minor 'wave' or warp. Nothing serious and certainly nothing drastic, and does not affect play whatsoever

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GOLDIE – Could It Be

Top Sounds Records TSEP 002

Limited 3 track 7” vinyl EP in colour picture sleeve, with 8 page illustrated booklet.

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The new release from Top Sounds Records honours one of the mid 1960’s most revered cult bands with the label’s first single artist long playing record and CD – the ARTWOODS, coupled with remaining copies of Top Sounds' previous release, GOLDIE'S 'Could It Be' paired with the tracks from her withdrawn Immediate 45 'Going Back' and 'Headlines'.


THE ARTWOODS 'Art's Gallery'
  1. GEORGE MELLY introduces the ARTWOODS
    Broadcast on JAZZ BEAT - 8th January 1966
  2. WORK, WORK, WORK (Naomi Neville)
    Broadcast on JAZZ BEAT - 8th January 1966
  3. OH MY LOVE (Terry Fox, Brian Smith)
    Broadcast on SATURDAY CLUB - 13th March 1965
  4. OUT OF SIGHT (Ted Wright)
    Broadcast on HOLIDAY POP - 19th April 1965
  5. I AIN'T GOT NOTHING BUT THE BLUES (Duke Ellington, Don George)
    Broadcast on SATURDAY CLUB - 13th March 1965
  6. I'VE GOT A WOMAN (Ray Charles)
    Broadcast on HOLIDAY POP - 19th April 1965
  7. SHE KNOWS WHAT TO DO (Gump)
    Broadcast on HOLIDAY POP - 19th April 1965
  8. SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE (Charles Calhoun)
    Broadcast on SATURDAY CLUB - 13th March 1965
  
  1. THAT HEALIN' FEELIN' (Les McCann)
    Broadcast on JAZZ BEAT - 8th January 1966
  2. BRIAN MATTHEW reads a request
    Broadcast on SATURDAY CLUB - 13th March 1965
  3. COMING HOME BABY (Tucker, Dorough)
    Broadcast on SATURDAY CLUB - 13th March 1965
  4. BLACK MOUNTAIN BLUES (J.C Johnson)
    Broadcast on SATURDAY CLUB - 13th March 1965
  5. HOW LONG, HOW LONG BLUES (Leroy Carr, Scrapper Blackwell)
    Broadcast on HOLIDAY POP - 19th April 1965
  6. OH MY LOVE (Terry Fox, Brian Smith)
    Broadcast on HOLIDAY POP - 19th April 1965
  7. DON'T CRY NO MORE (Malone)
    Broadcast on JAZZ BEAT - 8th January 1966
  8. GEORGE MELLY ends the programme
    Broadcast on JAZZ BEAT - 8th January 1966


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