The Sallyangie - Children Of The Sun - Lp - Transatlantic Rec. - 1968 (photography and design by Brian Shuel)
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The Sallyangie - Children Of The Sun - Lp - Transatlantic Rec. - 1968 (photography and design by Brian Shuel)
Like this part is soooo stunning
Sally Oldfield - Blue Water (1980, new age/blue-eyed soul)
Nothing like going to a record convention to kick off the new year, and holy hell did I have a successful hunt! In fact, this may very well be the BEST haul I've ever taken home in my history of vinyl hunting!
So many records that I'd been waiting literal years to find out in the wild were all found during my first 20 minutes at the place: Acquiring the Taste, Pawn Hearts, In Camera, Spirit of Eden, and even a reasonably priced copy of Wish You Were Here! About damn time too, it was painful going so long without the LAST Pink Floyd album I needed in my collection T_T
I even stumbled upon some rare, unexpected finds. I've known about Sally Oldfield's Water Bearer for close to a decade yet this is the first time I've ever seen anyone carry her. Same with the Gong and Steve Hillage record and especially Art Bears. As for the Stevie Wonder album, I grabbed it because it has "Higher Ground" which is one of my favorite songs of his, but I'm actually not familiar with the full record and am excited to check it out!
💫 Good morning ❣️
Marianne Faithfull by Chris O'Dell (left, wearing sack and titfer) before the pop predators moved in. In the centre is her friend Sally Oldfield, a very gifted musician, and sister of Mike Oldfield of Tubular Bells fame. On the right is their close chum Jenny Churchill, wearing her school uniform, that of the Convent School, Reading. I used to take them around the Berkshire and Oxfordshire pubs in my battered old Austin 10, where they entertained the customers with Joan Baez numbers.