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  • Kim April 27, 2012 at 5:28am

    thank you - A great classic

  • Steve Kostelecky April 20, 2012 at 11:47am

    Can't wait, Ed. Thanks!

  • Robert January 22, 2012 at 9:27am

    Thanks Ed

  • Robert December 23, 2011 at 11:56am

    Ed

    Thanks for all the great content, will have a lot to listen to into next year.

  • Couch Potato December 15, 2011 at 8:26am

    Thank you Ed!

  • TheMadBlonde December 14, 2011 at 7:59pm

    That's great, Ed.  I'm sure you'll do a wonderful job.  Thanks for taking it on.

  • Magersfontein December 14, 2011 at 3:19pm

    Welcome, Ed!

     

    Rick - and everyone: may the holiday season and the forthcoming year be good to us all.

     

    Roger

  • Steve Kostelecky December 14, 2011 at 3:02pm

    Welcome aboard, Ed--thanks for your interest and let us know how we can help. Rick--I send you my best wishes and hopes.

  • Elaine Burbaker December 14, 2011 at 12:11pm

    Welcome Ed, I hope everything is well with you............................Elaine

  • Bill Hollweg December 14, 2011 at 11:55am

    Keep the faith my friend- friends are out here too if you ever need to talk

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VINCENT PRICE The Gold-Bug 1975 (Caedmon)

VINCENT PRICE The Gold-Bug 1975 192K Vinyl rip & scans from Caedmon TC 1449 Vincent Price came to be identified with gothic horror and crazed villainy through a series of leading film roles in the 1960s that were based on such Edgar Allan Poe poems and short stories as The Raven, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Pit and the Pendulum, and The Masque of the Red Death. Thanks to the actor's wide exposure in those movies and others like them, his voice became immediately associated with the…

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THE SEEDY SOUND OF "HELLO CHEEKY!"

Most of the songs on Marty Feldman's album were written by John Junkin and composed by Denis King, both of whom worked on Feldman's TV series. They'd concocted the songs for their own amusement, but Marty heard a couple, liked them, and suggested he record them. (The others on "I Feel a Song Going Off" - including Denis King's favourite, "World's in Rhyme" - are the work of Bill Solly.) A couple of years later, Junkin and King got together with two of the other writer/performers from Marty…

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THE CRAZY WORLD OF MARTY FELDMAN (U.K.) 1971

THE CRAZY WORLD OF MARTY FELDMAN  (U.K.) 1971 (320 kbps) waltzing with you district nurse hargreaves worlds in rhyme the elephant song eurovision song ilford town hall kensington high street la sauce there's a little part of me psychedelic rubbish the five to eleven waltz mavis wavertree you without me the great bell death the back of your neck my father's shirt please let me love you bayswater road cautious love song french folksong no nuts loo eternity Produced by RAY…

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BENNY HILL WORDS AND MUSIC [from 1972]

BENNY HILL WORDS AND MUSIC[from 1972](128 kbps mono)Side One: Music 1. ERNIE 2. ANNA MARIE 3. BROKEN-HEARTED LOVERS' STEW 4. COLLEEN 5. RACHEL 6. THE BEACH AT SAN TROPEZ 7. SUZY 8. TING-A-LING-A-LOO 9. THE DUSTBINS OF YOUR MIND*Side Two:1. FAD EYED FAL*Words 2. TED 3. TOUR GUIDE 4. INTERVIEW (featuring Lesley Goldie) 5. MAKING A COMMERCIAL 6. THE BIRDS AND THE BEES    Piano accompaniment: Sid LucasWords and music by Benny HillAs featured in the Thames TV Series "The Benny Hill Show"Vocal…

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