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Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Commercial Acrobats - Little Mixed Up (1981)


b/w - Hearts Falling Apart

Great powerpop double A sider from these Teeside (Norton, Cleveland) boys.

The Band were

Dimmer Blackwell (voc guitar)
Paul Nicholson (bass voc)
Andy Greenwood (drums voc)

with help from

John Hodgson (tambourine)

Sounds & scans below

http://www.mediafire.com/?4n4zatn2fly0u5b
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8 comments:

  1. GraemeSTL30 November 2010 at 11:06

    Ah, just down the road from me this lot were. John Hodgson was a Teesbeat staple, being Blank Frank (singer of Blitzkrieg Bop) who sold me most of my early record collection when he worked in Stockton HMV. Those were the days . . .

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  2. bat2930 November 2010 at 20:27

    Thanks for posting this! I've been wanting to hear this one for a while.

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  3. Marta1 December 2010 at 05:45

    Thanks also for this single. Congratulations for your seven inch collection.

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  4. Pep Sonic2 December 2010 at 03:19

    Thankx for all. Always fantastic friend. Especially for this one.

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  5. Urban3 December 2010 at 01:48

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  6. Urban3 December 2010 at 01:49

    Hi! The link for downloading doesn´t work...any chance of getting it fixed? I really want to hear this one

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  7. bristolboy3 December 2010 at 06:29

    It should work OK now

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  8. So what16 December 2010 at 04:28

    Thanks for posting this, my daughter's been looking for a copy for years. She's always telling me off for not keeping stuff.
    Thanks again, Dimmer Blackwell.

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