Loadsa great best ofs and greatest hits still available cheap in charity shops and elsewhere. It's nice to be nostalgic about the 70s specifically i was very young but can remenisce about what i just missed out on too.

Another good one. The Lindisfarne album is one of my favourites. Found Dingly Dell at a market stall in Birkenhead, from there collected all their albums and all Alan Hulls, including Squire, also the other band He was in "Radiator", and all the Jack the Lad albums. Also one by Ray Jackson. All that from just finding one album.

I love multi artist comps but generally don't go for single artist best ofs etc. I often feel that such comps don't contain the material that I would like to see - in the past therefore I used to make up my own best-ofs on cassette (initially) or CDr. But some of my first records were comps which I still have and still adore and listen to. You showed, as always some excellent comps. Love The Chocolate Watchband - I have a comp by them too but a different one. Nice to see Newcastle heroes Lindisfarne mentioned too, bringing back great memories of their Christmas concerts when I was a student in the city. The Prunes & The Move - wonderful stuff! Unfortunately I must have experienced some sort of glitch in the space-time continuum or entered an alternative dimension half way through as I could swear I saw you show a Dollar album - surely not. I've got my annual check-up at the docs in a week or so - I'll have to mention it just in case such an episode is something to worry about 🤣. Have a great week... Pete PS is it the usual address to send my postal order for my super shades?

I have a Chocolate Watch Band reissue with some very extensive liner notes. Apparently the band only made a few records with their actual line-up, then their manager got the rights to their name and started putting different line-ups together that had nothing to do with the original group. Bit of a shady history, but a great sound. I recently picked up the vinyl reissue of 'Shazam' by The Move, really nice reissue actually. Bev Bevan hated Curly! Thanks John.

Those were very interesting greatest hits albums from a lot of groups I have no idea about. I love greatest hits, I have thought about doing one of these also just haven’t got around to it. I’ll take two pairs of the cool sunglasses.

Thank you so, so much for the lovely acknowledgment in your video - sincerely appreciated 👍🏻 You not only have a great ear for music, but also for accents! I am indeed North West of England born and bred, and have lived between Liverpool and Manchester my whole life. My accent very much points towards the latter of the two cities, but I’m blessed to be located between two absolute powerhouses when it comes to music. I am so pleased that my video prompted you to record your own Best Of rundown, which I enjoyed immensely. Your Chocolate Watchband compilation looks superb and I’ve always enjoyed Donovan a great deal. Thanks again and best wishes, Christian

Why don’t you video a short example of the frug dance you mentioned

My problem with Duane Eddy is too much sax. That Donovan Greatest Hits sold a lot in the US. I always thought it would have been better if it would have been in chronological order. Or at least not one psych song followed by a Dylan type song and then repeated again.

I have the Chocolate watch band different cover and label. Why would you need the Left banke you should have both lps. ditto with the original Electric prunes. There is a better move lp with b sides like disturbance. My Donovan a single sleeve affair, Mud and dollar can be recycled once a fortnight Marmalade best stuff was on Decca buy an up to date 2 cd with all the best tracks. I enjoy your videos please no jazz.