Boeing Duveen and The Beautiful Soup - Jabberwock

Boeing Duveen & The Beautiful Soup (UK) released one extremely rare and collectable 45 in 1968. . . . . . . . Side A, Jabberwock - Side B, Which dreamed it. The man behind it was a certain Sam Hutt (the gynaecologist better known to many as Hank Wangford). Wangford, of course, became quite a popular country and western artist in the eighties. Some copies of the Jabberwock 45 came in picture sleeves (as is shown above) and these are particularly rare and sought-after.

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[TheManofDistinction]

You are very welcome!

[TheManofDistinction]

Paisley shirt & blue velvet trousers? Sounds like "vegetable man" by Syd Barrett!

[3lullabies]

never heard this band before.great stuff.thank you for this post manofdistinction.

[ehpl]

far out, love it

[67psych]

I'm looking out my paisley shirt & velvet trousers as i listen to this,& my many strings of beads!! Straight to heaven in 1967!!!

[sneakyrabbits]

Man I heard this on the radio and had to look through 7 or 8 other jabberwocky songs, I never knew there were so many

[comcurve]

Those of you who think the B-side to this track  " wasn't very good " are high, and not in a good way.

[SALVIA1973]

Dr. Sam Hutt :)

[mljansson]

I LOVE IT i have always ........M-L from Sweden



[howardshrops]

@docfleed1

It's The Rubble collection you are referring to which I also have. It was released as a single b/w Which Dreamed It (which wasn't very good). It was a one single thing, there was no album. They played small gigs for a short space of time. Played on Radio 1 only once (the Tony Blackburn Show). Was I in the sixties music scene? - yes but I was an innocent bystander.