BGO news 2011

The list author says:
	"two US Imperial label albums from 1966"

The list author says:
	"two late 1970s albums from Harley, and his last for EMI Records"

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	"three US Top 100 albums from the early 1980s from jazz-pop guitarist Klugh"

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	"a selection of tracks dating from 1949–1957. A mixture of B-sides, EP tracks and (at the time) unreleased items"

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	"originally a two LP set from 1977 encompassing the band’s lengthy recording career for RCA Records"

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	"Billy’s first two albums for A&M Records, both recorded in 1972"

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	"three late 1960s’ albums released only in the US"

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	"ex-Focus flautist Van Leer’s 1978 solo album following in the footsteps of ‘Introspection’ and ‘Introspection 2"

The list author says:
	"two 1970s albums from Dame Shirley"

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	"folk fiddler Swarbrick’s three solo albums originally released on the Transatlantic label in the mid 1970s"

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	"Certified Live’ was originally a live 2 LP set from 1976, showcasing the best of Dave Mason at that time"

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	"from 1974 comes ‘Twin Peaks’, originally a two LP set recorded live in Osaka, Japan, and ‘Avalanche’, which would prove to be their last album for CBS until they reformed in 1985"

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	"one of the founding members of Jefferson Airplane, Paul Kantner teamed up with fellow Airplane members Grace Slick and David Freiberg to record this 1971 album"

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	"two US country album chart number ones from 1968"

The list author says:
	"two US-only albums from 1964, originally released on the Imperial label"

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	"two early 1970s albums from guitar maestro Grossman, first released on Transatlantic label"

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	"West Indian-born Holder moved to London in the early 1960s and recorded these two albums for the Beacon label in 1969 and 1971"

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	"first released in 1979 and now available for the first time on CD"

The list author says:
	"two Don Williams’ albums for Capitol, dating from 1986 and 1987"