THE MANDRAKE MEMORIAL
3 Part Inventions
- legendary ‘lost’ album
- recorded in London in 1969
- deluxe heavyweight gatefold sleeve
- large format booklet
- bonus 7 inch
- 50 copies with numbered handbill
Price - £24 + shipping
SPIRIT
Live At The Ash Grove, Vol. 1
- classic jazzy psychedelia
- recorded in L.A. in summer 1967
- double LP
- gatefold sleeve
- two inserts
Price £19 + shipping

VARIOUS ARTISTS - Songs The Bonzo Dog Band Taught Us
• Double LP
• Deluxe limited edition
• Heavyweight embossed gatefold cover
• 2 x 180g virgin vinyl
• Includes large-format booklet
• 100 certificates signed by ‘Legs’ Larry Smith
Irreverent and anarchic, the Bonzo Dog Band are one of Britain’s best-loved 1960s groups. But their eccentric brand of musical humour was not without precedent: they drew much inspiration from so called ‘novelty foxtrot’ records of the 1930s, which they lovingly learnt from 78 rpm discs. This compilation presents the original versions of all such songs that they recorded and performed live. Painstakingly remastered, it comes with detailed notes, rare images, and an introduction from the great ‘Legs’ Larry Smith.

"I would like to see Trader Horne getting more recognition. They have that feel, that warmth in their music that brings it to life" - Robert Plant
• Heavyweight embossed gatefold cover
• 180g virgin vinyl disc
• Original postcard insert
• Single with picture sleeve
• 16-page colour booklet
• Original shop poster
• Signed and numbered certificate
Flashback is delighted to announce its very own vinyl-only label, manufacturing to the highest possible standards.
Our first release is the timeless classic Morning Way by Trader Horne. Produced with the full involvement of Judy Dyble and Jackie McAuley, it comes in a strictly limited edition of 500 copies, each including a numbered certificate signed by Judy.
The album is pressed on 180g virgin vinyl and is housed in a lavish heavyweight gatefold sleeve. Also included in the package are their non-album single (Here Comes The Rain / Goodbye Mercy Kelly, in a picture sleeve), a reproduction of the poster sent out to record shops to promote the album in March 1970, a facsimile of the large postcard that came with the earliest original copies, and a 16-page full-colour booklet including detailed notes by Flashback's editor Richard Morton Jack and a treasure trove of rare memorabilia and contemporary press.
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MIGHTY BABY - SLIPSTREAMS
• Deluxe limited edition
• Heavyweight embossed gatefold cover
• 180g virgin vinyl disc
• Facsimile postcard insert
• Single with picture sleeve
• Original shop poster
• Numbered certificate
By the summer of 1971 Mighty Baby had shed their psychedelic trappings and taken a more spiritual, reflective direction. Newly signed to Mike Vernon’s Blue Horizon label, they prepared the material for their second and final album, A Jug Of Love, in a basement in Harley Road, North London, ahead of sessions in Sound Techniques that July and August. This is the only known recording of them in rehearsal. Taped on Ian Whiteman’s Revox with a single microphone, it’s entirely instrumental (“We weren’t great singers, anyway,” he wryly states), and offers a remarkable insight into the workings of one of Britain’s best-loved underground bands.
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