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Four CD clamshell box set covering the albums recorded by '70s legends Mud between 1975 and 1979. Disc One is 1975's Use Your Imagination album which reached #33 in the UK charts. It features the Top 10 singles 'L'L' Lucy' (#19 in Germany) and 'Show Me You're A Woman' (#43 in Germany). The second disc is the It's Better Than Working! Album which contains the singles 'Beating Round The Bush' and 'Nite On The Tiles' (#37 in Germany). Among the bonus tracks is the UK #7 smash hit 'Lean On Me' (#44 in Germany) and the #12 hit 'Shake It Down' (#45 in Germany). 1978's Rock On album can be found on Disc Three which features the 45s 'Slow Talking Boy', 'Cut Across Shorty' 'Drift Away' and 'Just Try (A Little Tenderness)'. The final disc is the band's last studio album, As You Like It which includes the 'You'll Like It' and 'Why Do Fools Fall In Love / Book Of Love' singles. Among the bonus tracks are two rare singles recorded under the name of Roly which appear for the first time on CD. The booklet contains detailed liner notes by '70s expert Phil Hendriks plus repros of relevant sleeves from around the globe.

93 Feet East, Brick Lane, May 31, 2004: This was the first show of our May / June European Tour in 2004. We just come off a crazed US tour with Fourtet a month earlier, and a few months before that we did our first and very well-recieved tour of the UK after the big Wire article. Vibracathedral Orchesta & Jack Rose were also on the bill.

Includes ‘pioneers’ like Cock Sparrer, Slaughter & The Dogs and Menace via flag bearers like Angelic Upstarts and Cockney Rejects through to Oi! legends The Business, 4- Skins, Last Resort and Infa-Riot and not forgetting lesser known bands like Criminal Class, Subculture and Case. It’s all killer and no filler!

Oxford Diploma in Economics: India, USA, Australia, S. Africa, Islam and Economics - a serious course for hard workers!

Popular hip hop duo composed of Jeff Townes AKA DJ Jazzy Jeff (b. Jeffrey A. Townes, 22 January 1965, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA) and Will Smith AKA The Fresh Prince (b. Willard Christopher Smith Jr., 25 September 1968, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA).
Jazzy Jeff started DJing in the mid-1970's when he was a mere 10 years old, (though he is not to be confused with the similarly-titled Jazzy Jeff who cut an album, also for Jive, in 1985).
Together with Will Smith , they became the first rap act to receive a Grammy Award for their second 12" single "Parents Just Don't Understand".
Meanwhile, Jeff founded "A Touch Of Jazz Inc", a stable of producers working on rap/R&B projects. The duo picked up a second Grammy for "Summertime" in 1991, before scoring a shock UK number 1 in 1993 with "Boom! Shake The Room".