POTP 2nd Sept 1967 Alan Freeman.wmv

Part of a POTP from September 1967. Played on an Akai reel to reel recorder this is part of a 70 min recording,featuring the voice of "fluff" (wasn't he great) at the beginning and end of the tape and also a song featured by a duo called "SVENSK" with Dream Magazine, sandwiched in between. Quality of the recording on the tape is average. All the AF links are present between the records. Listen and enjoy.
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[osinho1234]

Hi Bob, as an expert on Fluff,

do you - or anyone else out there - happen to know the name of the jingle in the Alan Freeman Show on Radio One called "Poet's Corner" back in 1972. It's an instrumental one and think it was by Black Sabbath. But it was NOT "Fluff". It was played on a 12-string acoustic guitar, and it was beautiful. Maybe you know it? Thanks.

[bob62607]

@osinho1234

Hi, sorry I can't help you with that one, but I am sure that someone out there will have the answer for you.

Good luck. Bob

[mick59707]

eindelijk weer gevonden dream magazine,was het 40jaar kwijt,erg mooie herinnering aan de sixties,heimwee? jes!!!!!

lekker weg dromen naar de jeugd.

[bob62607]

@mick59707

Hi, glad you enjoyed it. I hope all your memories were good ones. Did this song get into the charts in Holland, it failed to make the charts in the UK.

[mick59707]

dream magazine is from svank is on cd 1 (serie of 4)named:

piccadilly sunshine,britisch pop 1965-1970.

visit your local cd shop(free record shop)

mick

[coolitababy]

This is so great to hear. Do you have the whole show on tape?

[barryrue]

Brilliant. Got any more radio Reels from this time?

[mick59707]

bob,look at google, surch for svensk and enjoy.

mick

[mick59707]

sorry it is svenks (not svank)

[mick59707]

hi bob,

This song was never a hit in holland,that is the reason for loving this song more than others,good music never died.

the sixties were the best of my live and memories

Thanks for asking

with regards

mick