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Compiled By – Bob Stanley, Pete Wiggs Notes Incident At a Free Festival” is a tribute to the mid-afternoon slots at Deeply Vale, Bickershaw, Krumlin, Weeley, and Plumpton – early 70s festivals that don’t get the column inches afforded the Isle of Wight or Glastonbury Fayre, but which would have been rites of passage for thousands of kids.
With Wiggs, he ran a club called Don't Laugh in the mid-1990s in Maida Vale. Cherrybomb, a girl group night in Bloomsbury, ran from 2006–2009. He regularly works as a consultant for reissue record labels, notably Ace Records. English Weather, which he compiled with bandmate Pete Wiggs, was named The Guardian ' s Album of the Week in January 2017.
Compiled by the venerated Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs of Saint Etienne, this is the heavier side of the early 70s they summarised on the acclaimed “English Weather” collection. There’s an air of menace and illicit thrills among tracks by Andwella, Stack Waddy and Leaf Hound (whose “Grower of Mushroom” album is worth well over £1,000).
Mit ihrer liebevoll zusammengestellten Compilation ENGLISH WEATHER zeigen Bob Stanley und Pete Wiggs von der 1988 in Surrey gegründeten Alternative-Electronic-Pop-Band Saint Etienne nun viele Jahrzehnte später in beeindruckender Weise auf, was da musikalisch so alles weit jenseits von 'Top of the Pops' und 'Top 40' in England geschah.
26 de abr. de 2018 · original film soundtrack by Pete Wiggs from the film by Bob Stanley & Esther Johnson. Published by Warner Chappell. Recorded at Needham Sound January 2017. With thanks to John Cumming and Martel Ollerenshaw at Serious, David Porter, Matt Stephenson and Al Jones for their kind help. This production is supported using public funding by Arts ...
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Label: Ace Records. Format: LP. Catalogue Id: XXQLP2 049. This product is also available in these versions: Bob Stanley And Pete Wiggs Present English Weather, CD (£12.56) The autumnal sound of Britain at the turn of the 70s, looking out through wet window panes to a new decade with a mixture of melancholy and optimism for what might come next ...
