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Box Of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds Of 1965 - Various Artists (2026 Repress)
Box Of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds Of 1965 - Various Artists (2026 Repress)
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While ‘A Slight Disturbance In My Mind’ examined the proto-psychedelic sounds of 1966, Grapefruit now reverses into 1965 with Box Of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds Of 1965, named after David Bailey's epoch-defining publication chronicling the nascent Swinging London scene.
Boasting 92 tracks, Box Of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds Of 1965 takes in the market leaders as well as the year's hard-up heroes and nowhere men. Established Top Ten acts like Manfred Mann, The Hollies and The Yardbirds are joined by cult names and such glorious one-shot unknowns as Glenn Athens & The Trojans and Irish band The Spectres, both now legally included on CD for the first time.
Presented in a striking clamshell box that houses a 48-page booklet crammed with rare facts and photos, Box Of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds Of 1965 also includes formative efforts from young hopefuls Elton John, Jimmy Page, Rod Stewart and Marc Bolan, all of whom would eventually shake off their status as minor players on the mid-60s London club scene to become pin- ups in their own right.
Boasting 92 tracks, Box Of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds Of 1965 takes in the market leaders as well as the year's hard-up heroes and nowhere men. Established Top Ten acts like Manfred Mann, The Hollies and The Yardbirds are joined by cult names and such glorious one-shot unknowns as Glenn Athens & The Trojans and Irish band The Spectres, both now legally included on CD for the first time.
Presented in a striking clamshell box that houses a 48-page booklet crammed with rare facts and photos, Box Of Pin-Ups: The British Sounds Of 1965 also includes formative efforts from young hopefuls Elton John, Jimmy Page, Rod Stewart and Marc Bolan, all of whom would eventually shake off their status as minor players on the mid-60s London club scene to become pin- ups in their own right.
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