The Moody Blues - TO OUR CHILDREN'S, CHILDREN'S CHILDREN

The Moody Blues - TO OUR CHILDREN'S, CHILDREN'S CHILDRENFourth studio album from the 'great' period Moodys. This is the original UK release with gatefold sleeve and lyric sheet insert.

Side one concludes with a great version of Chuck Berry's 'Roll over Beethoven'

Al Di Meola and Klaus Schulze

1970 UK first press 8-track stereo LP on the redand white Deram label

Yet another incarnation of Bowie's persona and another great album

Sort of 'best of double album (more a career retrospective) from one of Canada's great folk artists

One of the all-time great 'Greatest Hits' albums

Follow up to his breakout eponymous album

I remember when this album was released and our my local record store owner (a small 'shop' he had at the back of his dad's carpet shop) played it to a group of us - he sold out on the spot

Second studio album by one our great blues rock bands

Won't Get Fooled Again' (which I have as a ringtone)

An artist who deserved much greater success but a shyness to perform I think contributed to her not becoming as popular as she most certainly should have been

but they did have success with the singles from this album 'Every Day Hurts'