Volume 742

01 CAM-PACT Zoom Zoom Zoom
02 1863 ESTABLISHMENT Gained For A Fall
03 CHAOS & CO. It Was You
04 THE EXECUTIVES You're Gonna Love Me
05 BOBBY DEAN & THE WORRIED MINDS Tell Me (What's Going On)
06 DEREK'S ACCENT Ain't Got No Feeling'
07 ELOIS I'm A Man
08 HELIUM Don't Think Twice
09 THE HEART AND SOUL She's Got The Time
10 CHRIS HALL & THE TORQUAYS Don't Ask Me Why
11 BRUTE FORCE & HIS DRUM Weird And Wonderful
12 CRESTS The Morning After The Night Before
13 FREDDIE COOK & THE D-MEN I Just Cant Stop My Tears
14 FRANCIS BUTLER'S SIXTY NINERS Flash
15 GEMINI FIVE No, No, No
16 GRANDMA'S TONIC Lost Girl
17 EMPTY WORDS I'll Make You Happy
18 GREG ANDRERSON I Feel Good
19 JEFF ST. JOHN & THE ID Eastern Dream
20 FOX Jean Sea
21 JIM KEAYS' SOUTHERN CROSS Undecided
22 BARRIE  McASKILL & LEVI SMITH'S CLEFS Gonna Get A Seizure
23 BITTER END Too Much Monkey Business
24 GLASS WEB In A Year Or So
25 HUGO Girl In

Frumpy

1 Duty

2 By The Way

3 Release

4 I'm Afraid, Big Moon

5 Good Winds

6 Morning

7 Keep On Going

8 Indian Rope Man

Part 2

1 Rosalie, part I

2 Otium

3 Rosalie, part II

4 How The Gypsy Was Born

5 Take Care Of Illusion

6 Floating, part I

7 Baroque

8 Floating, part II

9 Singing Songs

Frumpy was a German progressive rock/krautrock band based in Hamburg, which was active between 1970–1972 and 1990–1995. Formed after the break-up of folk rockers The City Preachers, Frumpy released four albums between 1970–1973 and achieved considerable commercial success. The German press hailed them as the best German rock band of their time and their vocalist Inga Rumpf as the "greatest individual vocal talent" of the contemporary German rock scene.

Volume 741

01 SATRYCON Leave It
02 FE-FI-FOUR PLUS TWO Double Crossin' Girl
03 THE SOUND BARRIER My Baby's Gone
04 THE HUMAN EXPRESSION  Love At Psychedelic Velocity
05 NERVOUS BREAKDOWN I Dig Your Mind
06 THE SOUL AGENTS I'm Still Mad At You
07 JOHN ENGLISH III & THE HEATHENS I Need You Near
08 PARK AVENUE PLAYGROUND The Trip
09 THE TASMANIANS Baby
10 THE IN CROWD Things She Says
11 QUIET JUNGLE Everything
12 SONICS Cinderella
13 GRAINS OF SAND Going Away Baby
14 DING DONG Song By The Snobs
15 WE THE PEOPLE You Burn Me Up And Down
16 THE UGLY'S Quiet Explosion
17 THE BENDERS Can't Tame Me
18 THE SHAMES Special Ones
19 TROPICS You Better Move
20 NEW BREED Wasting My Time
21 THE HEADSTONES Bad Day Blues
22 THE RANGERS Snow Skiing
23 F.L. WRAY & THE MOON MEN Other Side Of The Moon
24 THE DOVERS The Third Eye
25 SHADY DAZE I'll Make You Pay
26 THE SONS OF FRED I'll Be There
27 TOMBSTONES I Want You
28 THE DODADS Bring Me
29 THE UNDERWORLD Go Away
30 THE FLYS Be What You Is
31 THE BELFAST GYPSIES Gloria's Dream

Keith Christmas

01 Forest And The Shore

02 The Fawn

03 Fable Of The Wings

04 Roundabout

05 The Waiting Grounds

06 Could Do Better

07 Tomorrow Never Ends

08 Lovers' Cabaret

09 The Bargees

10 Song For A Survivor

11 High Times

12 Travelling Down

13 Trial And Judgement

14 Lorri

Keith Christmas (born Keith Peter Christmas, 13 October 1946, Wivenhoe, near Colchester, Essex) is an English singer and songwriter. In 1969 his first album Stimulus was released. Christmas played acoustic guitar on David Bowie's Space Oddity album, and appeared at the first Glastonbury Festival in 1970.

Through the 1970s he released four more albums, Fable Of The Wings, Pigmy, Brighter Day and Stories From The Human Zoo, while touring with and supporting bands like The Who, King Crimson, Ten Years After, Frank Zappa, Roxy Music, Hawkwind, Captain Beefheart and The Kinks.

Among the musicians who contributed to his recordings were Mighty Baby, Pat Donaldson, Keith Tippett, Gerry Conway, Shelagh McDonald, Rod Argent, Peter Sinfield, Greg Lake, Mel Collins, Cat Stevens and Michael Boshears.

In 1972 he was voted one of six favourite international artists by writers of Sounds magazine.

Volume 740

01 CIRKIT Yesterday We Laughed
02 ONE WAY STREETS Jack The Ripper
03 THE KING-BEEZ Gloria
04 THE HUMAN EXPRESSION Readin' Your Will
05 THE STOICS Hate
06 T.C. ATLANTIC Faces
07 THE ROYAL FLAIRS Suicide
08 THE GENTLEMEN It's A Cryin Shame
09 THE SHAMES My World Is Upside Down
10 GRAINS OF SAND Golden Apples Of The Sun
11 THE PLAGUE Go Away
12 THE OMENS Searching
13 HIM & THE OTHERS She's Got Eyes That Tell Lies
14 THE SOUND BARRIER Hey Hey
15 THE CONTINENTALS I'm Gone
16 THE FRINGE Token For My Mind
17 THE DAWNBREAKERS Alligator
18 HENCHMEN Get Off My Back
19 END RESULT Never Ask Again
20 ADRIAN LLOYD Lorna
21 THE MAGIC PLANTS I'm A Nothing
22 THE HEADSTONES - 24 Hours (Everyday)
23 KENNY & THE KASUALS Journey To Tyme
24 THE MONSTERS Acid Dreams

Edwards Hand

01 Magic Car

02 Banjo Pier

03 Characters No. 1

04 Close My Eyes

05 Encounter

06 Orange Peel

07 Sheriff Myras Lincoln

08 Days Of Our Life

09 Stranded

10 Death Of A Man

11 Friday Hill

12 If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your Mind

13 House Of Cards

14 Sing Along With The Singer

15 Episodes, Being The First Part

16 Revolution's Death Man

17 Hello America

18 US Flag

19 Winter

Edwards Hand (formerly known as Picadilly Line) was a musical group formed by Englishmen Rod Edwards (keyboards and vocals) and Roger Hand (acoustic guitar and vocals).

Volume 739

1 CARAVAN Be All Right / Chance Of A Lifetime
2 SOFT MACHINE 37 1-2

3 HATFIELD & THE NORTH
    I. Fol de Rol (3:08)
    II. Shaving Is Boring (8:46)
    III. Licks For The Ladies (2:37)
    IV. Bossa Nochance (0:40)
     V. Big Jobs No. 2 (By Poo and The Wee Wees) 2:15
     VI. Lobster in Cleavage Probe (3:57)
     VII. Gigantic Land Crabs in Earth Takeover Bid (3:21)
     VIII. The Other Stubbs Effect (0:33)

4 MATCHING MOLE
    I. Dedicated To Hugh, But You Weren't Listening (5:04)
    II. Beer as in Braindeer (4:39)
    III. Immediate Curtain (4:55)

5 NATIONAL HEALTH Zabaglione
6 GILGAMESH With Lady and Friend

Velvet Opera

Velvet Opera, also known as "Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera", was a British rock band active in the late 1960s. Members of the band would later become members of The Strawbs, Hudson Ford and Stretch.

The group emerged from a soul/blues band called 'The Five Proud Walkers'. After supporting Pink Floyd on tour, they were inspired to change their approach and become a more psychedelic outfit.