CD Various: Rhythm On The Radio - Oval Records Singles 1974-1987

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Rhythm On The Radio - Oval Records Singles 1974-1987 - CD

Various

Rock | Pop | Folk, World, & Country | Electronic | Jazz | Funk / Soul | New Wave | Post-Punk | House | Electro | Funk | Afrobeat | Highlife | Cajun

2016

Ace 9. December 2016 United Kingdom

Compilation

Product Information - The late Charlie Gillett and his friend and neighbour Gordon Nelki formed a record company, production company and label, Oval, in 1972, but no record was released until 1975. Originally intended to serve as a home for reissues of Charlie's favorite Louisiana rock 'n' roll and swamp pop, they released the album "Another Sat...

More ID: 101925 EAN: 0029667078320 Discogs ID: 9494332

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Title	Rhythm On The Radio - Oval Records Singles 1974-1987
Artist	Various
Format	CD
Labels	Ace
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	9. December 2016
First released	2016
Weight	85 g
EAN	0029667078320
Product ID	101925
Discogs ID	9494332

Various: Rhythm On The Radio - Oval Records Singles 1974-1987 version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Ace on 9. December 2016.

Product Information - The late Charlie Gillett and his friend and neighbour Gordon Nelki formed a record company, production company and label, Oval, in 1972, but no record was released until 1975. Originally intended to serve as a home for reissues of Charlie's favorite Louisiana rock 'n' roll and swamp pop, they released the album "Another Saturday Night" and expanded into reggae singles - another of Charlie's passions. Success eluded them, however, and they decided to leave the reissue business to labels like Ace as they began releasing contemporary artists, including artists who sent demos to both the Clapham office and to Charlie for his radio show. - This compilation is a broad cross-section of the music Oval was releasing - some great tracks that didn't make a ripple on the charts, plus a few tracks that were really successful, such as Lene Lovich's "Lucky Number" (which was licensed to Stiff Records) and the Jack'n'Chill house anthem "The Jack That House Built", which made it to #6 - Fully annotated and illustrated, with a history of the label and track-by-track descriptions.

Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Folk, World, & Country, Electronic, Jazz, Funk / Soul, New Wave, Post-Punk, House, Electro, Funk, Afrobeat, Highlife and Cajun.

1	Johnnie Allan: Promised Land
2	Jimme Shelter: Achin' In My Heart
3	Pete Fowler: One Heart, One Song
4	Lene Lovich: Lucky Number
5	Reluctant Stereotypes: The Lull
6	Ed Sirrs: I Think I Think Too Much
7	ABC: Rhythm On The Radio
8	Holly And The Italians: Tell That Girl To Shut Up
9	Woodhead Monroe: Mumbo Jumbo
10	Harri Kakoulli: I'm On A Rocket
11	Local Heroes SW9: Hippy Street
12	Airstrip-One: English Guns
13	Direct Drive: Don't Depend On Me
14	First Light: Don't Be Mistaken
15	The Republic: My Spies
16	Helen Shapiro: Brickyard Blues
17	Swimming To France: You Never Even (Asked My Name)
18	African Connexion: C'est La Danse (Kwanza Kwanza)
19	George Darko: Highlife Time
20	Bosca Banks: (We'll Be) Together
21	Bobby's Boys: Bobby Can't Dance
22	Jack 'N' Chill: The Jack That House Built