Galactic Ramble

This blog is a companion to FLASHBACK magazine, which I edit, and to my GALACTIC RAMBLE and ENDLESS TRIP books. All of these cover the 60s and 70s UK and US music scenes in detail. You can email me at flashbackmag@gmail.com.

Friday, 29 June 2012

TAMAM SHUD: "Sounds OK to me"

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Whilst I admit to never having met anyone who likes it as much as me, it's no exaggeration to say that I think Goolutionites & The R...

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Tuesday, 26 June 2012

FRED NEIL: Where Is It All Going?

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As well as being one of the most talented singer-songwriters to emerge from America's mid-60s folk boom, the late Fred Neil was the most...

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Friday, 1 June 2012

FLASHBACK #1 now available for download!

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Flashback issue #1 can now be quickly and easily downloaded via this link: http://www.flashbackmag.com/DV/download.html Contents include...

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Friday, 25 May 2012

APPLE: the original logos

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In December 1967 the following black and white credit appeared on the inside back cover of the Magical Mystery Tour EP set: This seems t...

THE BEATLES IN INDIA: some rare pictures

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The Beatles went to India in February 1968. Here are some rare pictures of them there (with original captions), taken from Disc & Music ...

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Thursday, 24 May 2012

THE ESCORTS: with a little help from Paul McCartney

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I wrote last week that Paul McCartney's contribution to The Family Way soundtrack was 'the first solo musical project by a Beatle...

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Wednesday, 23 May 2012

JIMI HENDRIX: the first press reports

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Jimi Hendrix arrived in the UK with Chas Chandler at 9:00 am on Saturday, September 24th 1966. He spent the ensuing month dazzling the forme...

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Richard: Hello! My name is Richard Morton Jack, and I live in London. This blog is a companion to my GALACTIC RAMBLE and ENDLESS TRIP books, and to the magazine I edit, FLASHBACK, all of which cover the 60s and 70s UK and US music scenes in detail. I started the Sunbeam label in 2005 and the Flashback label in 2015. Both specialise in meticulous reissues of lost classics.

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