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The pleasing array of artists on 'A Real Cool Cat' include the lesser known; Hugh Friar, Ken Marvin, Joe Price, Jack Smedley onto names who are internationally known; Frankie Miller, Jim Reeves, Lattie Moore, Red Foley, The Delmore Brothers and Stonewall Jackson to give you an inkling of the Country Bop flavour. The aim of these albums is to; entertain, introduce people to the various styles of Hillbilly and Rustic Bop tempo music, fill in gaps in people's collections and make enjoyable albums which are full of quality songs and no-fillers. These are albums compiled by rocking people, for rocking people. The musical emphasis of the series is on the 'Bop Beat' tempo and it is certain that, one person's Bop Beat can be another person's Jive Rhythm, and different countries and personal interpretation of the music is clearly acknowledged. Therefore, the music is here to be played enjoyed and not strictly categorised. This 'Atomicat' series of albums is compiled by well-known Dee Jay and face on the music scene Mark Armstrong, who has been Dee Jaying since his early teen years. Our albums have; stunning design, sleeve notes, 28 songs, mastered for the best possible sound available. The disc is housed in an attractively constructed cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. The album is great to play at home and perfect for Dee Jays who will find good dance-floor filling songs. The album is great to play at home and perfect for Dee Jays who will find good dance-floor filling songs.

Join two of BBE’s most prolific artists and compilers, Mr Thing & Chris Read on a voyage into the mysterious, strange and wonderful world of Library Music, courtesy of Cavendish Music. Founded in 1937 and originally known as Boosey & Hawkes Recorded Music Library, Cavendish Music is the largest independent Library Music publisher in the UK and also represents a host of music catalogues across the globe. During the Library Music heyday of the 60s and 70s, thousands of original instrumental tracks were produced across a broad range of genres for companies like Cavendish, who then created vinyl and tape collections, often arranged by theme or mood, for their customers in radio, television and film.

The suedehead subculture was an early-1970s offshoot of skinhead subculture in the UK and Ireland. Although sharing similarities to 1960s skinheads, suedeheads grew their hair longer and dressed more formally, and although often working class like skinheads, some had white collar jobs, which bred a more formal attire such as brogues or loafers instead of heavy boots. Though there were similarities in musical taste at the beginning, by the late 1970's Suedeheads were listening to 2-Tone artists such 'The Beat', and glam rock bands such as 'Slade' and 'Mott The Hoople'. Beautifully illustrated throughout and with a foreword from none other than Paul Weller, this is the definitive visual history of one of Britain's subcultures from the 1970's.

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