History Of Music by Felicity Bell

Felicity Bell … Firstly, I hope my email finds you safe and well. It’s Felicity here from Evergreen Violin. The reason I am reaching out to you is because we have a brand new article on History of Music that I hope you will feel provides a good read and valuable information. What I’m hoping for is that you would consider linking my article, on your website. I’d love to hear any thoughts you have or any feedback. You can read our article here…

https://www.evergreenviolin.com/2020/11/11/a-guide-to-the-history-of-music-through-the-ages/

Masons Music – early 80’s 187 Queens Road, with Bill Prince.

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Alan Pepper…..I’ll have one from the top and five from anywhere else please Bill !!

Will Cornell…..Marley “Legend” up top…video…or did ya’ll have CD Longboxes over there? The first few years of CDs had those for security purposes (hard to stuff into your pocket). Yes, ’84 or later. Curious: what’s “staff only”? The pile of stuff employees promised to buy when the next paycheck came in? My own store’s “wish bin” looked similarly loaded.

Matt Thomas……that is actually the sign above the door to the back room – well camouflaged lo. Smiths ‘How Soon Is Now’ in the charts, 1985 – just had a closer look and King ‘Love & Pride’ is in the chart and Stephen TinTin Duffy ‘Kiss Me’