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   "davisonjamal"  wrote in message   
   news:a2931277a8f51153a0c5b30b4e69fd24@localhost.talkaboutthemusic.com...   
   > the records play darlin on the smiles vibes and harmonies tribute cd   
   >   
   > The Records are one of the all-time greatest bands. They toured with the   
   > likes of The Cars, Robert Palmer and Joe Jackson. In 1979, The Records   
   > played numerous stadiums and club venues in support for Shades In bed,   
   > which was entitled The Records in the United States and contained   
   > alternate artwork   
      
      
   I bought their first album (in Australia) in 1979, it was a time to find new   
   60s sounding   
   groups.  I haven't really listened to them over the years.  American groups   
   of the   
   80s did a better 60s sound to me.  Teenarama I think was the stand out song.   
   I can't help thinking I heard a pre-album recording of it or something,   
   Shades in Bed   
   was probably a bit too studio-like a sound.  It's been a long time since I   
   listened to them.   
   A number of groups then had pre-album releases, The Shoes, The B-52s, The   
   Feelies.   
   The songs were always re-recorded for the album and sounding quite   
   different.   
      
   tj   
      
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