Peel's Attic 78s (1973)

In the 25 August 1973 issue of Sounds, Peel devotes around half of his column to a collection of about 240 78s, which "we'd found in a friend's attic where they'd lain untouched for at least 40 years". These included records by artists who later featured in the Peelenium or the Pig's Big 78 features of his later shows, as well as "a single-sided Caruso record and a couple of goodies from George Formby's father". The 78s mentioned are listed below:
*Walter Churcher: Motor Ride (Gramophone & Typewriter Ltd and Sister Companies)
*Chas Holland: The Miner's Dream Of Home
*Stanley Kirkby: When I Get My Civvies On Again
*Clarkson Rose: Why Robinson Crusoe Got The Blues
*Elsie & Dorothy Southgate: Somewhere A Voice Is Calling
*Barratt & Thompson: Who Takes Care Of the Caretaker's Daughter
*Scala Military Band: Dill Pickles ('Hot-Stuff Ragtime')
*Leslie Sarony: Why Did The Sparrow Leave The Straight And Narrow?
*Charles Jolly (Laughing Comedian): The Jazz-Mad Coon
*Randolph Sutton: Iz Izzy Azzy Woz?
*Florrie Forde: He Loved Her - Who Did? - He Did - Where? ("anticipating 'Do you wanna touch me? (Oh yeah!)' by a few years")
== See Also ==
*Pig's Big 78
*Peel's Portobello Road 78s (1970)
*Sounds
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