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RECORDS PLAYED – Curtis Mayfield (May 2019)

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The Impressions – People Get Ready / Keep On Pushing / We’re A Winner (from ‘Curtis Mayfield – His Early Years With The Impressions’, Probe Records, 1973)

Baby Huey & The Babysitters – Mighty Mighty / Hard Times / Running / A Change Is Gonna Come (from ‘The Baby Huey Story – The Living Legend’, Curtom Records, 1971)

Curtis Mayfield – Curtis (Curtom Records, 1970)


SIDE ONE: (Don’t Worry) If There’s A Hell Below We’re All Going To Go / The Other Side Of Town / The Makings Of You / We The People Who Are Darker Than Blue
SIDE TWO: Move On Up / Miss Black America / Wild And Free / Give It Up

Curtis Mayfield – We Got To Have Peace / People Get Ready (live) (Buddah Records, 7″, 1971)

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Talk Talk – records played

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A big thanks to Gavin who put together a brilliant evening of music, illustrating the evolution of Talk Talk, from synth pop to post rock. Spirit Of Eden is, without doubt, one of the most atmospheric and moving albums we’ve ever played and made for a brilliant session and post-album discussion. It’s what record club was made for. Thanks to all who came and listened.

We’ll be back on Thursday 9th May for an evening of Curtis Mayfield on vinyl. Details soon.

RECORDS PLAYED

All tracks by Talk Talk

Talk Talk (7″, EMI, 1982)
Today (7″, EMI, 1982)
It’s My Life/Tomorrow Started (from It’s My Life, EMI, 1984)
Life’s What You Make It/April 5th (from The Colour Of Spring, EMI, 1986)

Spirit Of Eden (Parlophone, 1988)


Side One: The Rainbow / Eden / Desire
Side Two: Inheritance / I Believe In You / Wealth

Talk Talk influences and influenced mix
Pharoah Sanders – Astral Travelling / Mogwai – Hungry Face / Robert Wyatt – At Last I Am Free / Wild Beasts – This Is Our Lot / John Martyn – Solid Air / Rustin Man – Our Tomorrows / Portishead – Only You / Van Morrison – Slim Slow Slider / Tricky – Aftermath / Can – Vitamin C / Elbow – Little Beast – Augustus Pablo – King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown

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TRANS-EUROPE MUSICAL EXPRESS: records played

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Thanks to everyone who came along to this session and also big thanks to Brett, Paul (Lippy Kid), Darren, Steve, Dave, Tommy, Rich, Jarrod, James and Beany for bringing along records to play. When it’s an ‘open deck’ night like this was, you never know what you’re going to get, and it was as unpredictable and brilliant as ever! Full list of records played below along with a link to listen to highlights.

We’re back on Thursday 11th April, when we’ll be playing Talk Talk’s masterpiece ‘Spirit Of Eden’ in full. Details soon.

RECORDS PLAYED

Kraftwerk (Germany) – Trans Europe Express/Metal On Metal (from Trans Europe Express, Capitol, 1977)

David Bowie (UK, recorded in Germany) – V2 Schneider (from Heroes, RCA, 1977)

Iggy Pop (USA, recorded in France and Germany) – Funtime (from The Idiot, RCA, 1977)

NEU! (Germany) – Lila Engel (Lilac Angel) (from NEU! 2, Grönland Records, 1973)

Adriano Celentano (Italy) – Una Parola Non Ci Scappa Mai (from Un Po’ Artista Un Po’ No, Clan Celentano, 1980)

Adriano Celentano (Italy) – Prisencólinensináinciúsol (7″, Galloway Records, 1973)

Wout Steenhuis (Netherlands) – Tiger Shark (from Paradise Island, Columbia, 1966)

Jenny Hval (Norway) – Spells (from The Long Sleep EP, Sacred Bones Records, 2018)

Les Thugs (France) – Never Get Older (from Radical Hystery, Closer Records, 1986)

Mourn (Spain) – Your Brain Is Made Of Candy (from Mourn, Sones, 2016)

Metal Urbain (France) – Paris Maquis (7″, Rough Trade, 1977)

J.J. Burnel (France/UK) – Do The European (from Euroman Cometh, United Artists, 1979)

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J.J. Lionel (France) – La Danse Des Canards (7″, Disques Déesse, 1971)
Claude Francois (France) – J’Attendrai (Reach Out I’ll Be There) (EP, Philips, 1966)
Trio (Germany) – Tutti Frutti (7″, Mercury, 1983)
Johnny Hallyday (France) – Ya Ya Twist/La Faute Au Twist (EP, Philips, 1962)

Stereolab (UK-France-Australia) – French Disko (from Refried Ectoplasm [Switched On Volume 2], Duphonic, 1995)

The Monks (USA, based in Germany) – Oh How To Do Now (from Black Monk Time, Light In The Attic reissue, 1966)

Jacco Gardener (Netherlands) – Where Will You Go (from Cabinet Of Curiosities, Trouble In Mind, 2013)

Bohren & Der Club Of Gore (Germany) – Unrasiert (from Piano Nights, PIAS, 2014)

Kiasmos (Iceland/Faroe Islands) – Shed (from Blurred EP, Erased Tapes Records, 2017)

Wanexa (Italy) – The Man From Colours (12″, Discomagic Records, 1982)

Giorgio Moroder (Italy) – From Here To Eternity (7″, Oasis, 1977)

Die Doraus & Die Marinas (Germany) – Fred Vom Jupiter (7″, Mute Records, 1982)

PFM (Italy) – Celebration (7″, Manticore, 1973)

Serge Gainsbourg (France) – Melody/En Melody (from  Histoire de Melody Nelson, Philips, 1971)

Gazebo (Italy) – I Like Chopin (from Gazebo, CBS, 1983)

Demis Roussos (Greece) – When I Am A Kid (from Forever And Ever, Philips, 1974)

James Last (Germany) – Silver Machine (from Non Stop Dancing 14, Polydor, 1972)

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The Voices of Scott Walker – Records played

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RECORDS PLAYED

Scott Walker & Sunn O))) – Bull (from Soused, 4AD, 2014)
Scotty Engel – When Is A Boy A Man (7″, RKO Unique, 1957)
Sandy Nelson – Let There Be Drums (7″, London Records, 1961)
The Walker Brothers – After The Lights Go Out (B side, Philips Records, 1966)

Scott Walker – The Plague (B side, Philips Records, 1967)
Frank Sinatra – It Was A Very Good Year (from September Of My Years, Reprise, 1965)
Scott Walker – Montague Terrace (In Blue)/Amsterdam (from Scott, Philips, 1967)
Scott Walker – Plastic Palace People (from Scott 2, Philips, 1968)

Scott Walker – It’s Raining Today (from Scott 3, Philips, 1969)
The Walker Brothers – Nite Flights/The Electrician (from Nite Flights, GTO Records, 1978)
Scott Walker – Track Three (from Climate Of Hunter, Virgin, 1983)
Scott Walker – Farmer In The City (from Tilt, Drag City, 1995)

Scott Engel – Scott 4 (Philips Records, 1969)
SIDE ONE: The Seventh Seal / On Your Own Again / The World’s Strongest Man / Angels Of Ashes / Boy Child
SIDE TWO: Hero Of The War / The Old Man’s Back Again (Dedicated To The Neo-Stalinist Regime)/ Duchess / Get Behind Me / Rhymes Of Goodbye

The Walker Brothers – My Ship Is Coming In (7″, Philips Records, 1965)
Scott Walker – Jackie (7″, Philips Records, 1967)
Gary Walker – You Don’t Love Me (7″, CBS Records, 1966)
The Walker Brothers – No Regrets (7″, GTO Records, 1975)

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Established 2013, Glossop Record Club is the monthly vinyl-listening session which puts the music first. Have a look here to find out more about what we do and our past sessions.

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BUZZCOCKS – records played

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Big thanks to all who came along to raise a glass to Pete Shelley and revel in his glorious music. Special thanks also to David Nolan for his wonderful and poignant introduction and to Steve McNamee for bringing along extra (but essential) records to round out the night.

We’re back on Thursday 7th February (one week earlier than usual) for The Voices Of Scott Walker. Details soon.

RECORDS PLAYED

All tracks by Buzzcocks unless otherwise stated.

Spiral Scratch (New Hormones, 1977)

SIDE ONE: Breakdown/Time’s Up
SIDE TWO: Boredom/Friends Of Mine

16 (from Another Music In A Different Kitchen, United Artists, 1978)

Singles Going Steady (United Artists, 1979)

SIDE ONE: Orgasm Addict / What Do I Get? / I Don’t Mind / Love You More / Ever Fallen In Love (With Someone You Shouldn’t’ve?) / Promises / Everybody’s Happy Nowadays / Harmony In My Head

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SIDE TWO: Whatever Happend To? / Oh Shit / Autonomy / Noise Annoys / Just Lust / Lipstick / Why Can’t I Touch It? / Something’s Gone Wrong Again

Pete Shelley – Homosapien (from Homosapien, Genetic Records, 1981)
John Cooper Clarke – (I Married A) Monster From Outer Space (from Disguise In Love, CBS, 1978)
The Tiller Boys – What Me Worry? (from Big Noise From The Jungle EP, New Hormones, 1980)

Hollow Inside / I Believe / Radio Nine (from A Different Kind Of Tension, United Artists, 1979)
E.S.P. / Sixteen Again (from Love Bites, United Artists, 1978)
Fast Cars / Moving Away From The Pulsebeat (from Another Music In A Different Kitchen, United Artists, 1978)

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BEST OF 2018 – Records Played

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Our Girl – In My Head (from ‘Stranger Today’)
Alison Cotton – 36 Dramatic Situations (from ‘All Is Quiet at the Ancient Theatre’)
Lee Scratch Perry  – Mr Brown in Town (from ‘The Black Album’)
Kadhja Bonet – Procession/Childqueen (from ‘Childqueen’)
The Interrupters – She’s Kerosene (from ‘Fight the Good Fight’)
The Lovely Eggs – Would You Fuck (from ‘This Is Eggland’)
Gaz Coombes –  Deep Pockets (from ‘World’s Strongest Man’)
Oh Sees – Sentient Oona/Enrique El Cobrador (from ‘Smote Reverser’)
Amen Dunes – Miki Dora (from ‘Freedom’)
Loma – Joy (from ‘Loma’)

Gwenno ‎- Eus Keus? (from ‘Le Kov’)
Emma Ruth Rundle – Fever Dreams (from ‘On Dark Horses’)
Tomorrow We Sail ‎ – The Ghost Of John Maynard Keynes (from ‘The Shadows)
Death Grips –  Hahaha/The Fear (from ‘Year Of The Snitch’)
Idles – Danny Nedelko / Heavy Lungs – Blood Brother (split 7″)
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Talking Straight (from ‘Hope Downs’)
Stephen Malkmus And The Jicks – Bike Lane (from ‘Sparkle Hard’)
Jon Hopkins – Everything Connected (from  ‘Singularity’)
A Perfect Circle – Eat The Elephant (from ‘Eat The Elephant’)

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1968: Vinyl Revolutions – Records Played

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Pink Floyd – Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (from A Saucerful Of Secrets, Harvest reisssue)
The Moody Blues – The Best Way To Travel (from In Search Of The Lost Chord, Deram)
Lothar & The Hand People – Machines (from This Is It, Machines, See For Miles compilation)
The Appletree Theatre – I Wonder If Louise Is Home (from Playback, Verve Forecast)
Pretty Things – Baron Saturday (from SF Sorrow, Madfish reissue)


The Kinks – Wicked Anabella (from The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society, Sanctuary 50th anniversary reissue)
Small Faces – Song Of A Baker (from Ogdens’ Nut Gone Flake, Immediate/Charly reissue)
The Hush – Grey (Chocolate Soup For Diabetics Vol.2, Relics compilation)
Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera – Flames (Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera, Direction Records)
The Beatles – Revolution 9 (The Beatles, aka White Album, Apple Records)

The Jimi Hendrix Experience – All Along The Watchtower (from Electric Ladyland, Track Records)
Tyrannosaurus Rex – One Inch Rock (from Debora 7″, Fly Records reissue)
Peter Cook & Dudley Moore – Bedazzled (from Bedazzled, Decca)
The Byrds – Wasn’t Born To Follow (from The Notorious Byrd Brothers, Columbia Records)
Johnny Cash – Folsom Prison Blues (live) (from Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison)

The Zombies – She’s Not There (Decca Records, 1964)

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The Zombies – Odessey & Oracle (Big Beat Records 20th anniversary edition)

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SIDE ONE: Care Of Cell 44 / A Rose For Emily / Maybe After He’s Gone / Beechwood Park / Brief Candles / Hung Up On A Dream
SIDE TWO: Changes / I Want Her She Wants Me / This Will Be Our Year / Butchers Tale (Western Front 1914) / Friends Of Mine / Time Of The Season

The Monkees – Porpoise Song (Theme from Head) (from Head, RCA Records)
Biff Rose – Fill Your Heart (from The Thorn In Mrs. Rose’s Side, Buddah Records)
Rolling Stones – Street Fighting Man (from Beggar’s Banguet, Decca)
The Beatles – Revolution (from Hey Jude, Apple Records)

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R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Aretha Franklin – Records Played

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Thanks to everyone who braved Storm Callum and ventured out for our Aretha Franklin tribute session. Special thanks also to Steve McNamee for great records and stories. Pure joy from start to finish! A full list of records played is below, along with links to listen to a selection of those records.

@GlossopRecord another top night, listening to Aretha Franklin. Always amazed at how much knowledge there is in the room. Thanks to @SteveMcVinyl and @simongmusic73. Only heard the classic Aretha songs before the live album stuff was ace.

It was a joy to hear Aretha letting rip at full volume through the big speakers at @GlossopRecord last night. If her ecstatic screaming on Mary Don’t You Weep doesn’t get your spine tingling then you’d better check your pulse.

As always it was a great night especially with the edition of Smashy and Nicey.Some fantastic songs played.Thanks Steve and Simon.

Never thought I’d hear myself say that a live gospel album was my favourite part of the evening. As usual, enjoyable and educational in equal measures, Thanks @SteveMcVinyl and @simongmusic73

Great night thanks Simon! Powerful choice & range of records from the wonderful Aretha,loved it!

We’re back on Thursday 8th November for 1968: Vinyl Revolutions, full details on that soon.

Also, another date for your diary! We’ll be at the Crystal Ballroom, Norfolk Street on Saturday 29th December for RIP IT UP, our end-of-year retro disco, spinning a heady mix of Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Girl Groups, Ska, Psych, Glam, Funk, Disco, New Wave, Synth Pop, Indie and more. Tickets will are on sale now. More event info here.

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RECORDS PLAYED

Soulville/Try A Little Tenderness (from Greatest Hits 1960-1965, CBS Records)
The Weight (Atlantic 7″, 1969)
Border Song (Holy Moses) (Atlantic 7″, 1970)

I Never Loved A Man The Way I Loved You (Atlantic, 1967)


SIDE ONE: Respect / Drown In My Own Tears / I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You) / Soul Serenade / Don’t Let Me Lose This Dream / Baby, Baby, Baby
SIDE TWO: Dr. Feelgood / Good Times / Do Right Woman – Do Right Man / Save Me / A Change Is Gonna Come

Mary Don’t You Weep / How I Got Over / Amazing Grace (from Amazing Grace, Atlantic, 1972)

Dr. Feelgood / Spirit In The Dark / Spirit In The Dark Reprise / Reach Out And Touch (from Live At Fillmore West, Atlantic, 1971)

Think (Atlantic 7″, 1968)
Baby I Love You (Atlantic 7″, 1967)
I Say A Little Prayer (Atlantic 7″, 1968)

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THE SECRET SONGS OF DAVID BOWIE – records played

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It was a packed labour club for our fifth anniversary session, as we dug deep and delved into the forgotten and seldom-heard corners of David Bowie’s long and productive career, playing live tracks, radio sessions, demos and outtakes to show another face of the Dame. We also played probably the most valuable record ever to grace to the record club turntable, Bowie’s 1970 flop single ‘The Prettiest Star’, which was quite a special moment (for your host anyway). My thanks to Beany for very kindly bringing that in to share with us all. And thanks to everyone who came along.

We’ll be back on Thursday 11th October for R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Aretha Franklin, a whole night of the Queen Of Soul on vinyl. It’s going to be a special one. Details soon.

RECORDS PLAYED

Station To Station (live at Nassau Coliseum, 1976 – from ‘The Thin White Duke’)
Waiting For The Man/Five Years/White Light White Heat/Moonage Daydream (BBC radio sessions, 1972 – from Bowie At The Beeb)
London Bye Ta Ta (unreleased single, 1970 – from ChangesThree)
The Prettiest Star (single version featuring Marc Bolan – Mercury 7″, 1970)
Tired Of My Life/Shadowman (demos c.1970-71 – from The Trident Tapes)
Zion (aka A Lad In Vain, aka Tragic Moments) (recorded during the Pin Ups sessions, 1973 – from BowieStudio70-75)

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TOY (unreleased album, recorded 2000)
SIDE ONE:  Uncle Floyd/Afraid/I Dig Everything/Let Me Sleep Beside You/Toy (Your Turn To Drive)/Hole In The Ground
SIDE TWO: Shadow Man/In The Heat Of The Morning/Silly Boy Blue/Liza Jane/The London Boys

Rebel Rebel (US single mix, 1974)
John, I’m Only Dancing (sax version, 1973)
When I’m Five (BBC session, 1968)

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Krautrock 2 – records played

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Amon Duul II – Archangel’s Thunderbird (1970)
Faust – It’s A Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl (1972)
Neu! – Negativland (1972)
Harmonia – Monza (Rauf und Runter) (1975)
La Dusseldorf – Rheinita (1978)
Can – Halleluwah (1971)
Kraftwerk – Ruckzuck (1970)

Kraftwerk – Radio-Activity (Capitol Records, 1975)

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SIDE ONE:  Geiger Counter / Radioactivity / Radioland / Airwaves / Intermission / News
SIDE TWO: The Voice Of Energy / Antenna / Radio Stars / Uranium / Transistor / Ohm Sweet Ohm

Neu! – Hallogallo (1972)

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