Or just amazing songs that deserve to be known.
https://youtu.be/3ddFAlh0lss
https://youtu.be/8zC906x0c2k
Both tracks played by the Idjuts
Recomend me more stuff with this vibe
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This any good? Universal Cave put it out on a 7” a couple of years ago. i like it.
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I love a bit of Lee Hazlewood related stuff, this type of vibe?
I absolutely love this record, being a long-haired carpenter who chops wood to put food on the table. 
Got introduced to this from Lovefingers’ Fingertracks Vol 1 Comp.
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Superb track and completely new to me !
a true private press gem - every track a winner
Louis Phillipe from his 1988 LP Ivory Tower
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The mighty Spain
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Cosmic, beautiful and mighty. Glad to have this record.
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What a tune! Bloody weird
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That’s pretty mad stuff - great find!
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I’m using the Chanson term loosely in this thread, but this deserves a place here - a towering track by Cher produced by Phil Spector with the big Wall of Sound/Wrecking Crew treatment - astounding!
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An unbeatable melancholy tour de force by Liam Hayes recorded in 1994 but sounding like a lost Surf’s Up era Brian Wilson number.
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Recommend this gem from Gavin James. Year unknown.
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And this Jimmy Webb/ Glen Campbell vibe…
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One of the great “lost” singles of the early 80s, Roy White & Steve Torch’s Parade was a sparkling blend of Scott Walker vocals and sublime wall-of-sound orchestration.
Both ex-members of Pink Military, the pair had been in various Liverpool punk bands in the late 70’s. They released 4 singles, this being the second produced by Paul Buckmeister and featured the Sid Sax Orchestra.
Despite heaps of critical acclaim only the single ‘Parade’ managed any impression on the charts making number 54 in 1982.
A forgotten classic and a hit that never was.
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Really enjoy this topic…
Here is Tim Green
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A45TOQ7gKg&feature=emb_logo
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Mike Scott (not a Waterboy one) tune from 1978…
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