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David Bowie “Pinups” RCA Records (1973) Released between “Aladin Sane” and “Diamond Dogs.” The woman on the cover with Bowie is 1960s supermodel Twiggy in a photograph taken by her then-manager Justin de Villeneuve. In the album booklet, Bowie himself describes Pin Ups as:
“These songs are among my favourites from the ’64–67′ period of London. / Most of the groups were playing the Ricky-Tick (was it a ‘y’ or an ‘i’?) -Scene club circuit (Marquee, eel pie island la-la). / Some are still with us. /Pretty Things, Them, Yardbirds, Syd’s Pink Floyd, Mojos, Who, Easybeats, Merseys, The Kinks

“Top Hits’ The Spiders (Jubilee Records Trading Co. of Singapore) I have not been able to find any information about The Spiders. Of course, these are not The Spiders from Japan (or from New Orleans). And, as far as I know, this is the only record that they released.

“SCREAMER” A 1975 K-TEL COMPILATION!! “ORIGINAL ARTISTS”!! “ORIGINAL HITS” !! $4.99 !!
1. Sky High – British Jigsaw
2. High Voltage – AC/DC
3. Michael – Suzi Quatro
4. Black Eyed Bruiser – Stevie Wright
5. Give A Little Love - Bay City Rollers
6. Love Me, Love My Dog – Peter Shelley
7. I’m Not Lisa – Jesse Colter
8. Rocky – Austin Roberts
9. The Last Farewell – Roger Whittaker
10. Magic – Pilot
11. Rhinestone Cowboy – Glen Campbell
12. Curiosity (Killed The Cat) – Little River Band
13. The Importance Of Your Love – Gilbert Bécaud
14. The Tears I Cried – The Glitter Band
15. The Love Game – John Paul Young
16. Sherry - Adrian Baker And The Tonics
17. El Bimbo - Bimbo Jet

Happy New Year! Jimmy Cliff “Music Maker” The second of Jimmy Cliff’s three albums for Reprise in the mid-’70s. Photographer: Don Jim.

“You Got Soul” A budget label release of soul covers from 1970 Avenue Records (UK).
Track Listing: You Got Soul / Heard It Through The Grapevine / Dancing In The Streets / Private Number / What Does It Take / Love Is Blue – I Can Sing A Rainbow / Tracks Of My Tears / I’ll Pick A Rose For My Rose / Harlem Suffle / Stop Her On Sight / Too Busy Thinking About My Baby / Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday