Richard & Linda Thompson - Hokey PokeyRichard and Lindas 2nd LP from 1974 is now pressed on 180gram vinyl and contains a Download Code. Released in 1975, Hokey Pokey is a much jollier release than its predecessor, I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight. Richard always envisaged Hokey Pokey as a music hall influenced record. He was a big fan of Harry Lauder and Gracie Fields, and this inspiration can be seen in the Victorian style cover by Shirt Sleeve Studio, and is audible on the title

co-produced by legendary musician/producer Bill Nelson

had a major musical influence on Electro

humour and pure joy compete and collude with an overriding positivity carryingall songs

for the first time Erlend Ì÷ye stands alone

Daphne Oram

the band subsequently worked towards an innovative production approach which made extensive use of digital samplers

like a Gainsbourg and Birkin ballad gone toxic

First time on vinyl in 30 years

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The Belter label also recorded many girl singers

Sandra (When The Earth Dies)

The Ty Segall Band is Ty Segall (obviously)