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EEL PIE RECORDS
CHURCH STREET, TWICKENHAM TW1 3NT
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BRAND NEW LPS & CDS//EVER CHANGING AND LOVINGLY CURATED 2ND HAND LPS & 7" SINGLES//REGA TURNTABLES//MUSIC RELATED BOOKS//DAMN FINE COFFEE
Some say it's like a 2nd Christmas. Others say it's so much better than that.
Either way, it's getting close to THAT day of the year again. Yep. RECORD STORE DAY 2019. Click here for a list of releases. Last year was our first RSD and probably just about our favourite day so far at Eel Pie Records. An amazing day with the shop and Church Street as a whole packed with happy chatty record buyers. And this year looks like it's going to be even bigger. Thanks to everyone who sent us a wish list. Our orders are now in with the suppliers and we have our fingers crossed! RSD rules are sraightforward. First come first served. 1 copy of any title per customer. Max 20 items per customer. We'll be opening at 9am on the big day. If last year is any kind of guide, there will be a pretty decent queue by then so get here EARLY!! |
For years Rega has made a habit of releasing a limited edition turntable to commemorate Record Store Day in April - and guess what, this year is no different.
Rega's 2019 offer is a custom designed Rega P1-Plus. The P1-Plus, which received five stars from What Hi-Fi when it arrived on the scene last year, is the company's most plug-and-play deck yet, with a built-in phono stage, based on the Award-winning Fono Mini A2D, a moving magnet cartridge and a performance that's "hugely enjoyable". The Rega P1-Plus deck for RSD 2019 is limited to just 500 units, each costing £299 - £30 less than the standard model. We have 7 on offer. Click here for more info and to reserve yours. 
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ERROL LINTON BLUES BAND (Live)
Saturday 23 March 2019 Doors - 7:30pm Errol Linton Blues Band - 8:45pm SOLD OUT It’s midnight in Soho and Errol Linton’s band are about to take the stage at Gaz’s Rockin’ Blues. The basement club on Wardour Street harks back to the early 1960s when Soho was home to The Flamingo and The Scene, The Roaring Twenties and The Marquee – mod clubs that blasted blues and jazz, ska and soul, from pioneering DJs Guy Stevens and Jeff Dexter alongside hosting performances by visiting black American musicians and aspiring British wannabes. Gaz Mayall – son of John Mayall, thus a true scion of these dark streets and alleyways – gets on the mic’ to introduce Linton. He enthusiastically addresses the youthful audience, linking Linton to the now legendary bluesmen who once played these basements, then mentions how he first came across Errol busking on harmonica at Tottenham Court Road tube station. “I said to him ‘you sound like an entire band on your own’,” notes Mayall, “and he replied ‘wait ’til you hear me with my band!’” Garth Cartwright |
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MARTIN STEPHENSON & THE DAINTEES (Live)
Saturday 18 May 2019 Martin Stephenson has been one of the UK’s most perceptive songwriters and best loved musicians for over 30 years. Born in Durham and brought up in nearby mining village Washington Tyne & Wear, he has a self-deprecating humour and humility that belie his considerable talents. Stephenson formed The Daintees in his teens with the deliberate intention of showcasing a broad range of musical styles. This is a rare London performance for Martin and The Daintees. |
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EEL PIE RECORDS RECOMMENDS
Our Selection From The Last Few Weeks Come hear our next curated selection played live on vinyl at The Eel Pie Pub on Thursday 28 March 2019 
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PDF List
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NEW IN LAST 2 WEEKS
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BUFFALO BLOOD - EPRLP001
Buffalo Blood - The very first release on the Eel Pie Records label comes out on 15 February 2019.
Join us at our FREE video presentation to celebrate our first release. Click here to book Read more here: EEL PIE RECORDS LABEL |
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