Early days
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Strawbs In Depth, 1968
Full scale promotional pack with lots of details about the likes and dislikes of Messrs Cousins, Hooper and Chesterman
I was asked by the late Tony Hooper's family to post his correct date of birth, 7 Sep 1939. Pop managers in the 60s thought fans would lose interest if their idols were much older, and anyway this pop thing would never last ....
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Release of Strawbs Album Flyer, 1969
Promotional leaflet announcing the launch of the first A&M album on the front and publicising the first two A&M singles ("Oh How She Changed" and "The Man Who Called Himself Jesus") on the back
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Witchwood and beyond
Hero and Heroine
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Strawbs - A&M US Biog, 1974
A three page biog on yellow paper, plus that first "lounging" press photo of the new line-up. The discography on pp2 and 3 has quite a few date inaccuracies, and references to "released only in England" where their Canadian colleagues had done so.
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Ghosts and Nomadness
Oyster and Arista years
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Strawbs - Oyster Press Kit, 1977
Came with the Deep Cuts 10x8, a 3 pager to mark the release of Burning For You (2 pages text, 1 page Oyster Discography (but "I Only Want My Love To Grow In You" is missing from the singles list).
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Latter days
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