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John Hollingsworth became Cherry Red’s A&R man after the departure of Mike Alway in the mid 1980s. His two most significant signings for the label... Continue reading
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It is 1981. I am seeing Toyah play live. For the first time I am actually in the same room as her, albeit a very... Continue reading
Get 20% off all our 80s & 90s Pop titles for the month of November! Use code: 80S90SPOP20 Debbie Gibson: Out Of The Blue, 3CD/1DVD... Continue reading
The Fall and record labels; record labels and the Fall . . . one of the great pop quiz questions of all time – just... Continue reading
By 1978 I’d had it up to here with major record companies. On a whim they can make you or break you: promote you to... Continue reading
Think I’m Going Weird is a definitive overview of the British psychedelic scene, an epic five-CD/book set that includes more than 50 minutes of previously... Continue reading
Ray Fenwick is one of rock’s archetypal journeymen. A guitarist of some renown, but also a singer, a multi-instrumentalist, a songwriter, a producer and noted... Continue reading
Featuring 228 newly remastered tracks across eight jam-packed CDs, housed in replica Sleeves this boxset includes 24 unreleased cuts, with many titles new to CD... Continue reading
Cherry Red Records began operations in 1978 as a fledgling independent label under the guidance of Iain McNay. However Cherry Red itself began seven years... Continue reading
It’s fair to say that whatever success we had with él was not the consequence of heavy gigging, be it at home or abroad. We... Continue reading
Forget El Clasico, the meeting of the Merseyside giants or the Old Firm rumble… The most eagerly anticipated clash of last season for Cherry Red... Continue reading
Welcome to the first in a new series of blog articles from Cherry Red. Each month we ask an industry expert to explore a different... Continue reading
