Tomorrow Never Knows

Tomorrow Never Knows

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This is a copy of the entire cassette album originally released by the Advertiser Series Newspaper in the Bournemouth/Poole area . The album was released to raise funds for The Sanctuary Hospice in about 1994, I think. I havent re-mastered this as such-merely ran the original cassette off at double speed into Audacity, slowed it back down again and ran a compressor over it to take the noise down a little, to make it flow as well as possible. If anyone wants their track removed for any reason, I will of course clip it out, or even the entire album if required, but here it is-and its a testament of its time. Martin Kitcher Dorset 2012.:)

Tracklist

Playing tracks by Denzil, Glow, Dont Untie The Drummer, The Stilletoes, Dave Sexy and more.

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Martin Kitcher

..those two + Denzils track (Love Me Do)are the top ones for me. My track (Maxwells Silver Hammer) is fun , but I really hadnt played ALL those instruments myself in a studio before that session, -and it sadly showed-it kinda clung to the vocal! The other ones that I was on was, "Taxman" by the Rolling Drunks (me on bass-produced by Conrad Barr) and "Helter Skelter" by the Stilletoes in which I "ran" the desk-as the "producer", but to be fair-I just really recorded the live band that they were at the time and didnt really faff about with the arrangement. Have you heard the Elvis Presley covers album that we all did to? Or have I asked that b4? Its pretty special-but I feel the copyright issues that have surrounded it previously, may just be irrelevent when using this new and excellent "Mixcloud" sevice. And Happy Christams!!! :) mk + J xx

Alan Dorey

Thanks Martin - I'll see what results I get: do like The Glow's version of You've Got To Hide Your Love Away and The Agency's Drive My Car....

Martin Kitcher

Let me know if you need help burning them off-did you ever hear a copy of "Eccentric Elvis" also-which we all did for Julia House doing Elvis covers?

Alan Dorey

Must have missed this at the time: some interesting versions here - it would be sort of cool to add one or two to my show in the "Borrowed" feature.

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