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Dream Babes Vol. 6 - Stonefree And Sassy
An albums worth of the Rock Soul hybrid that was the musical context for 1967-1969 in the UK pop world. Thumping bass lines, loud brass, chopping rhythm guitars, sweeping violins, rousing vocal chorus backings, characterise these selections. Variations on the theme are evident, from the Euro influence, to the Club sounds, to the downright quirky.
Some well known names in there, and even a hit (very rare in this series!) with Clodagh Rogers, but also plenty of obscure material for collectors to get their teeth into, including the previously unreleased and only very recently discovered Ministry of Sound tapes.
As with the previous five volumes the main criteria is a focus on Brit girls, and/or Brit girl productions. So for example although Claire Francis is American she worked as an A&R Producer in London during this period and recorded at London studios with UK musicians. The resulting recordings are a distinctly clearer UK production sound, than if the same had been attempted in the US at the time.
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Dream Babes Vol. 5 - Folkrock & Faithfull
Continuing the series that focuses on british female recordings of the sixties.The rise of folk rock in the mid 60's, together with that of the singer/songwriter troubador, are the backdrop and theme to this new edition of the Dream Babes series.
The arrival in '65 of Marianne Faithfull encouraged many producers to push forward their own wistful and innocent proteges. Examples abound here, such as Trisha with a Donovan song, and include Faithfull's guitarist of the time Caroline Carter. The latter a Tony Calder Production (at times Andrew Loog Oldhams business partner) , with another example being Phillipa Lewis on a number written and musically directed by Jimmy Page (one of four tracks on this album that Page had a hand in). Not all were in the Faithfull field and Page's work in London with beau Jackie De Shannon yielded some cracking Folkrock gems such as De Shannons own Don’t Turn Your Back On Me.
An immediate successor to Faithfull , but who later found her own niche , is Vashti . Her recordings with Loog Oldham, appearance in the cult film Tonite Lets All Make Love in London, and classic album ' Just Another Diamond Day ' are some examples. The two tracks here are from '66 after she'd come down from Oxford where she had been part of an art and music scene with Jennifer Lewis & Angela Strange. This circle also included Michael Palin.
More of this great interweaving story and history is to be found on the essay written by Bob Stanley for the album . With unreleased tracks and first time reissues this album not only sounds good but contains many rarities as well. A perfect addition to the series!
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Dream Babes Vol. 4 - Go Girl

This is the next volume in our successful 60's Brit girl series. All records included are highly collectable, and highly regarded on the scene. Some celebrity turns on display from Twiggy the face of '66, Linda Thorson who appeared in Hammer Horror movies, Ros Hannaman a model who was the face of '68 for the Evening Standard. Standout groups are the Chantelles (never before reissued), the McKinleys (first introduced on Dream Babes 3), the Breakaways (the prolific sessioners), and the legendary schoolgirl outfit produced by Shel Talmy, The Orchids. The usual full range of uptempo sounds, soaring production, supreme vocals
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Dream Babes Vol. 3 - Backcomb'n'Beat
The Dream team return with Volume three of this developing series. 22 Brit Girl Classic From The 60's. Bob Stanley, Kieron Tyler and Mark Stratford bring you a slightly different slant on the Brit Girl scene following the first two volumes that concentrated on the EMI vaults, we now look at recordings made during the 60's by independent producers. Most of the recordings were subsequently leased for release through the major labels like Columbia but their origins were all through independent writers/producers/studios. As such we have recordings produced by Shel Talmy, Joe Meek, Giorgio Gomelsky, Tommy Scott, John Carter, Mark Wirtz, Miki Dallon and Pierre Tubbs.
Artist wise, as before we have the famous and the not so famous, together making up a fascinating package that cuts across out and out go-go beat, stomping northern soul and finishes with the more orchestrated folk rock. Many of these tracks are highly collectable and 75% of the compilation has never been reissued. Plus bonus : Radio London ad spots by Perpetual Langley.
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Dream Babes Vol. 2 - Reflections

Like Vol.1 this album is compiled by Mojo scribe, St Etienne’s Bob Stanley. As with Volume one RPM present the rare and the cream of the girl singer and group sound from the '60's as released through HMV, Columbia, Parlophone, United Artists. All singles are from the original master tapes, digitally re-mastered and the package as ever includes plenty of contemporary photos.
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Dream Babes Vol 1 - Am I Dreaming
24 Brit girl classics from the 60's, most reissued for the first time ever, and chosen by St. Etienne front-man Bob Stanley. A real collectors bonanza. the CD features some well-known names, and many who only ever cut one or two discs before vanishing from the scene. The poster inlay features a montage of rare shots on one side, and exhaustive notes on the other.
LIST
Cindy Williams - They Talk About Us
Samantha Jones-I Deserve It
Jackie Lee -The Town I Live In
Jane Hillery-You’ve Got That Hold On Me
Linda Kaye-I Can’t Stop Thinking About You
Deano-Baby Let Me Be Your Baby
Sandra Browne-You’d Think He Didn’t Know Me
Patsy Ann Noble-Sour Grapes
Tiffany-Am I Dreaming?
The Three Bells-Softly In The Night
Alma Cogan-Snakes And Snails
Beverley Jones-Wait Til My Bobby Gets Home
Beryl Marsden-Breakaway
Madeline Bell-You Don’t Love Me No More
Samantha Jones-Don’t Come Any Closer
The Track-Cry To Me
Sami Sloan-Be His Girl
Andee Silver-Too Young To Go Steady
Lesley Duncan-You Kissed Me Boy
Suzie Cope-Biggity Big
Carole Deene-Some People
Emma Rede-I Gotta Be With You
Alison Wonder-Once More With Feeling
Peanut-I Didn’t Love Him Anyway