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The history of Rare Mod
Every once in a while a compilation comes along that re-defines the genre. – Nuggets and Pebbles spring to mind; classic collections crafted with care. Cut from the same cloth is Rare Mod. Last year, Acid Jazz released a recently discovered and previously unheard EP from Steve Marriot’s pre-Small Faces outfit – The Moments. The record spent a couple of months in the indie top ten. The label’s psyche guru, Richard Searle began a quest to unearth more super rare and unreleased material from the glory days of the mid sixties Mod scene.

I Grew Up With The Broons is the latest in the best selling series of Broons albums. Over five hours of music featuring four themed CDs jam packed with iconic hit songs and artists. I Grew Up With The Broons is the ultimate nostalgic package for anyone of a certain age growing up with Scotland s favourite family - Relive the music, the memories…and the magic. CD1 First Music Memories - CD2 Songs From the Playground - CD3 Youth Club Record Night - CD4 Matinee and TV Favourites

I Grew Up With The Broons is the latest in the best selling series of Broons albums. Over five hours of music featuring four themed CDs jam packed with iconic hit songs and artists. I Grew Up With The Broons is the ultimate nostalgic package for anyone of a certain age growing up with Scotland s favourite family - Relive the music, the memories…and the magic. CD1 First Music Memories - CD2 Songs From the Playground - CD3 Youth Club Record Night - CD4 Matinee and TV Favourites

I Grew Up With The Broons is the latest in the best selling series of Broons albums. Over five hours of music featuring four themed CDs jam packed with iconic hit songs and artists. I Grew Up With The Broons is the ultimate nostalgic package for anyone of a certain age growing up with Scotland s favourite family - Relive the music, the memories…and the magic. CD1 First Music Memories - CD2 Songs From the Playground - CD3 Youth Club Record Night - CD4 Matinee and TV Favourites

Throughout the 60s, New Zealand had always been three to six months behind overseas music and fashion. By 1970 we were virtually on a par with the overseas scene. There was now a wider musical gap as the rock became heavier and the pop became poppier. The teens that had grown up and lived through the sixties were now young adults and were generally looking for something else, there was a lot to pick from as Rock fused itself with everything from Country to Jazz. Meanwhile the next generation, that had grown up in the shadows of their older brothers and sisters hadn't finished with Pop music just yet while Mums and Dads were were still lapping up anything that could be sung along to.

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