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And most of these "lost gems" seem to tend to mainstream pop and such. Visually stimulating and although some errors exist it makes you excited about the classic period of the 45 and want to hold and play the 'Lost Gems'.

And most of these "lost gems" seem to tend to mainstream pop and such. If you're looking for information on lost 60s garage rock gems such as what you'd find on the Nuggets and Pebbles compilations, this is not your book. Still, I did find some nice stuff that I didn't know about here. No other book exists that brings the decades music alive so well and tells anyone interested in it's music what many like me found along the way but more importantly what we missed and have discovered since.

Start by marking 500 Lost Gems of the Sixties as Want to Read . The idea behind this book is simple – to gather together a fantastic selection of Sixties pop releases that are not as well-known as they deserve to be.

Start by marking 500 Lost Gems of the Sixties as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. This book is perfect for those who enjoy collecting records or love the obscurer corners of pop history.

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ISBN-13: 9781905959068, 978-1905959068. 500 Lost Gems Of The Sixties Format: Hardback. It s not just in the groove, but between the grooves that you'll find the magic

ISBN-13: 9781905959068, 978-1905959068. It s not just in the groove, but between the grooves that you'll find the magic. The idea behind this book is simple to gather together a fantastic selection of 60s pop releases that are not nearly as well-known as they deserve to be. Read full description. See details and exclusions. 500 Lost Gems of the Sixties by Kingsley Abbott (Hardback, 2008). Brand new: lowest price.

The idea behind this book is simple - to gather together a fantastic selection of Sixties pop releases that are not as well-known as they deserve to be. ISBN13:9781905959075. Release Date:September 2012.

Kingsley Abbot turns up some hidden nuggets from the golden decade. The explosion of music that happened in the 60s record industry helped make record collecting a really serious hobby. A new book by RC contributor Kingley Abbott, 500 Lost Gems Of The 60s is a glorious trawl through these rare and lesser-known goodies, written in the knowledge that it could well be perfectly possible to duplicate the book with 500 different choices; such was the awesome quality of the output of record companies in the 60s.

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The B-side of their version of the Beatles’ Here, There and Everywhere, it sank without trace in 1966.

But now in a fascinating trawl through this vinyl graveyard, author Kingsley Abbott has unearthed 500 Lost Gems of the Sixties (Ovolo, £1. 5, published June 6), including a little gem by Episode Six. Mighty Morris Ten took the then burgeoning drag and hot rod music scene and transposed it to London’s Harrow Road. The B-side of their version of the Beatles’ Here, There and Everywhere, it sank without trace in 1966. But Ian Gillan and the song’s writer, Roger Glover, went on to find considerably more fame with Deep Purple.

Trader Horne was featured in Kingsley Abbott's book 500 Lost Gems of the 60s. To coincide with this, Stuart Maconie did a one-hour biopic radio special on Dyble's career on his BBC 6 Music programme "Freak Zone", as well as a significant piece in Record Collector. Jackie and Judy have agreed to reunite as Trader Horne for a one-off show on 29 November 2015 at Bush Hall in London to celebrate 45 years since Morning Way was first released.