Cherry Red have done it again. They have released a Gerry & The Pacemakers box set. The recordings are very clear and well mixed.

The stuff I had beforehand always sounded a bit muddy probably because they were budget labels and used whatever tapes they had. The selling point for me what the live recordings, in which I have neard before.

I doubt it's a box set for the die-hard fans but for the casual listeners it's flawless.

www.cherryred.co.uk/gerry-and-the-pacema...H_hAg9d17keevTfRIBEZ

Green Man wrote:
Cherry Red have done it again. They have released a Gerry & The Pacemakers box set. The recordings are very clear and well mixed.

The stuff I had beforehand always sounded a bit muddy probably because they were budget labels and used whatever tapes they had. The selling point for me what the live recordings, in which I have neard before.

I doubt it's a box set for the die-hard fans but for the casual listeners it's flawless.

www.cherryred.co.uk/gerry-and-the-pacema...H_hAg9d17keevTfRIBEZ

This looks really good, doesnt it? Thank you.

I saw this in a charity shop earlier for a hundred. It looked new, but you never know for sure.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/365120989442?_skw=bea...tkp%3ABk9SR67u6p6-ZA

You can get Beatles singles quite easily both UK and US versions if you look around, it might be a little more expensive. However, it depends if you want original or re-releases. ( I am not a Beatles fan, so it's all the same to me)

Last year, a charity shop had a bunch of Beatles 45's. I bought the lot and sent them to a friend in Long Island. I didn't know I have sent a first pressing of MMT to him, it's worth a nice few quid.

Charity shops now use eBay and Discogs for guides, which is now annoying. If they see something listed they think that is what the record is worth. Not forgetting staff get first pickings.

Get the box set. Use Mr Honey's credit card and flutter your eyes.