Why I Do This

I was lucky enough to be a teenager through the eighties and I was mad on music, big hair, bad make-up and all that went with being a teenager of the times. All these years later I still have the big hair but now it is "touched" with grey and the bad make-up is gone but the tunes still play loudly in my head and even louder if they grace my radio, tv or mp3player. I will gladly admit to being a"mainstream" fan for the most part but I do have the odd liking for some of the less "played to death" bands of the time. What started all this was a drawer full of slowly decaying cassettes and a fear of losing the music that is on them. So I began to recreate them onto CD and I am loving it and finding some fantastic albums along the way.

I would like to re-dedicate this site to my late husband, he lost his long battle with cancer in 2011, he was a huge 80's fan, possibly even more so than myself. So for you my love.

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Updated 15th May 2020



Hi All, I am slowly revamping the blog. You won't find any download links on this site but I am only too happy to of supplied the tracklistings to assist you in remembering those long lost gems .Thanks Meggsy



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Friday, May 15, 2020

Crunchie (1980)



I was lucky enough to snag a copy of this little gem from Ebay.

 Crunchie 1980
 01 John Stewart - Gold 
 02 Jon English - Hot Town 
 03 Voyager - Halfway Hotel 
 04 Peaches & Herb - Reunited 
 05 Graham Gouldman - Sunburn 
 06 Dire Straits - Water of Love 
 07 Thom Pace - Maybe 
 08 Alicia Bridges - I Love the Nightlife 
 09 Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive 
 10 Peaches & Herb - Shake Your Groove Thing 
 11 Elton John - Part Time Love 
 12 The Boomtown Rats - Rat Trap 
 13 Max Merritt - Dirty Work 
 14 Paul Evans - Hello, This Is Joannie 
 15 Eric Clapton - Promises 
 16 Jon English - Six Ribbons


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