Found this in Brick Lane I think some years ago - once the property of Camden Library. It's on the Biograph label from the 60's - a ...

The Bantous from a Fiesta label LP released in 1978. "Les Bantous de la Capitale is one of the longest-lasting and most influential gro...

I can't believe I haven't uploaded some tracks from this LP before. Its one I found at Brick Lane flea market many years ago for a f...

Found this 1964 LP by Allan Sherman at the roadside bookstall in All Saints in Manchester at the weekend. A few good novelty songs based on ...

A great Lp I found a few years back in Brick Lane in East London. It's a compilation of amusing r&b songs from the archives of Herb...

Sad news about Bo Diddley who died yesterday from heart failure. A few tracks here from an old Pye International LP just called "Bo Di...

I found this book by Anna Russell at a flea market in the car park of Southend United football club some years ago. At the time I was drawn ...

I found this today in the Age Concern shop for 75p. The accent is a bit hard going at times and one can see why he really didn't mean m...

Found this LP today at the Oxfam in Chester for a couple of quid ( three actually ) which is more than I would usually pay but I was intrigu...

Another 78 from the boot on Sunday. I remember this oddity being played on Children's Favourites on the radio when I was a nipper. ...

Another 78 from the boot sale today. On the Embassy label from 1957. Cranes Skiffle Group was actually Chas McDevitt and His band who had a ...

Found this old 78 at a boot sale today for 20p. It was recorded "Under the auspicesof the English Folk Dance and Song Society". So...

A 10" LP on the HMV label issued in the late 50's or early 60's. The songs themselves are probably not the originals but his ...

This LP is on the Flash Back series on Precision Record label from 1976. "A famous face in showbiz for thirty five years, Roy Hudd is n...

An LP on the Decca "Ace Of Clubs" label from the late 50's with songs from guests Lonnie Donegan who also plays banjo on some ...

Found this today in a charity shop for a few pence. I remember Wout in the 60's guesting on radio shows like "Saturday Club" a...

"The Howdy Doody Show was one of the first and easily the most popular children's television show in the 1950s and a reflection of ...

This tape was sent to me some years ago by persons unknown. It's a programme called Saturday Skiffle Club hosted by Brian Matthew and we...

"Max was the larger-than-life drummer with the Ambrose Orchestra for many years, who also had a unique Jewish-style humour. Prior to j...

An old early 60's compilation on the budget Ace Of Clubs label of music hall artistes from the 30's and 40's I imagine. Not much...