It's great to see some of these old record labels again...
1 November
1963 -The Rolling Stones, “I Wanna Be Your Man”
1974 -Supertramp, “Dreamer”
1982 -Duran Duran' “Rio”
1983 -The Rolling Stones, “Undercover Of The Night”
1992 -Ace Of Base, “All That She Wants”
2 November
1981 -The Police “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic”
3 November
1972 -Thin Lizzy, “Whiskey In The Jar”
1979 -Michael Jackson, “Rock With You”
1984 -Duran Duran, “Wild Boys”
1992 -Whitney Houston, “I Will Always Love You”
4 November
1964 -Marvin Gaye, “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)”
1980 -REO Speedwagon, “Keep On Loving You”
1983 -Simple Minds, “Waterfront”
1985 -Mike + The Mechanics, “Silent Running"
5 November
1970 -The Supremes & Four Tops, “River Deep, Mountain High”
1971 -T. Rex, “Jeepster”
Apparently, 2022 saw the largest volume of vinyl sales since 1990 with 5.5 million units sold in the UK.
Why do some people say they prefer vinyl records?
- They provide a warmer sound than digital formats.
- They offer a more immersive listening experience.
- They allow fans to physically hold the album artwork.
- Vinyl records are an active, not passive, experience.
- Vinyl records are something tangible.
Maybe time to buy a record player again (if you haven't already got one)