Here we take a look at the Hammond Organ
with Leslie speakers and drawbars, and Music Workshop Stage
I as part of the Singing for Schools, and more...
Remember when records were pressed onto 7 inches of vinyl
and were played at 45 revs per minute? What about EPs and
LPs? Here we look at a small selection of influential
records and lyrics...
LSD was the abbreviation for £:s:d, pounds, shillings and
pence; otherwise known as 'old money': the pre-decimal
coinage of the UK until 1971.
Intro
Faded Notes looks at musical notes from electronic instruments, such as
the Hammond Organ and some pop records of note. Not to mention a
connection with faded bank notes and decimal money.
Remember when records were pressed onto 7 inches of vinyl
and were played at 45 revs per minute? What about EPs and
LPs? Here we look at a small selection of influential
records and lyrics...
Record sleeve: Twist
and Shout - The Beatles (mono).
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