THE STORIES BEHIND THE MAKING OF THE ISLAND BOOK OF RECORDS plus information about events, appearances, playlists and wierd discoveries in doing the research Clear Filters “Neil Storey is truly doing God’s work here” By Jangles Gould “Neil Storey is truly doing God’s work here” Features Reviews No man is an island: Neil Storey’s collection, dominated by a particular label By Jangles Gould No man is an island: Neil Storey’s collection, dominated by a particular label Features PLAY LIST of Volume 3 of The Island Book of Records By Jangles Gould PLAY LIST of Volume 3 of The Island Book of Records Features Traffic – we got carried away – 24 pages on Steve, Chris, Jim… and the rest By Jangles Gould Traffic – we got carried away – 24 pages on Steve, Chris, Jim… and the rest Features Neil Storey at Louder Than Words Festival, Manchester, November 13 By Jangles Gould Neil Storey at Louder Than Words Festival, Manchester, November 13 Features The man who shot Mott The Hoople By Jangles Gould The man who shot Mott The Hoople Features “If you have any interest at all in the music scene of the early 70s, this book is more than invaluable” By Jangles Gould “If you have any interest at all in the music scene of the early 70s, this book is more than invaluable” Features IBOR 1971-72 Amazon.com – shipping in USA – from September 24 By Jangles Gould IBOR 1971-72 Amazon.com – shipping in USA – from September 24 Features Elton John with Kevin Ayers… what could possibly go wrong? By Jangles Gould Elton John with Kevin Ayers… what could possibly go wrong? Features Listen to some of the music in Volume 3 of The Island Book of Records By Jangles Gould Listen to some of the music in Volume 3 of The Island Book of Records Features Robert Palmer Music & Style – the description of what’s inside Volume 3 By Jangles Gould Robert Palmer Music & Style – the description of what’s inside Volume 3 Features Reviews Volume 3 “There are some books that just feel like an event, and this is absolutely one of them” By Jangles Gould Volume 3 “There are some books that just feel like an event, and this is absolutely one of them” Features
