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Sattern Road, Lymington, Itis only fair to warnALSO TO BE SEEN Hants. rock fans that John andIN 'SWEET TORONTO' ENTHRALLING! Eating Yoko Lennon, who your cornflakes and trying should be given a break. unmistakable style and Radio One plug records so organised the festival, also toguess Noel Edmond's They play a varied record expression which makes a much that we get sick toPlays weight. I ask you, how Goingbacktothe appearinthe film along formatand their song 'belong' to him deathwith them - but currentcharts, I Why? much more ludicrous can presentation is muck akin alone. they're playing the wrong don't with Eric Clapton and one think I've heard or two other pop acts. CAN ANYONEtellme theseRadio One to that of Kenny Everett. 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It wasn't with the new talent spot Songs like 'Rose and they deserved to get correspond with Tony TONY PAPARD, mentioned as. one. - for DJs on Radio One. Garden' and 'Love Story' Sick to thetop,butthey Burrows fans from all over 'Rockville',22Bradfield PHILIP HOOLE, 32 Elm Originaltalent such as have been recorded by a 1 QUITE agree with Peter didn't. Why? Because theworld.- URSULA Court, Hawley Road, Grove Rd., Barnes, Les Reed and John Henry large number of artists but Freestone'sletter (6th RadioOnehardlyever COLLINS, Lavenders, London NW11. London SW 13. of Radio Birmingham neverwiththat November) saying that played them at all. West Malting, Kent. 11 EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Mike Hennessey Published by Cardfont Publishers Ltd., 7 Carnaby St., EDITOR Peter Jones W1V 1PG.Distributed by The National Magazine Distributors Ltd., 22 Armoury Way, London, S.W.18. 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Jenni Frost Music Labo (Japan) PUBLISHING DIRECTOR Andre'de Vekey CIRCULATION MANAGER Ben Cree Record & Tape Retailer (U.K.) RECORD MIRROR, November 20, 1971 3 How it came to pass FOR the publicit's been something of a AT last, Charlie gentle weaning period. Gillett'sacclaimed First the voice of Herman cried out to be recognised as history of rock is Peter Noone, saying that he now had a different identity. in And that's been pretty much accepted. But the next step available was bound to come, it's just been a matter of time. So it Britain. wasn't much of a surprise to hear that Peter Noone and 'Sound Of The City'is the Hermits had finally split-- more of a surprise to find THE definitive that the knot hadn't been severed before. account of the "The thing is that we've both got our own records out rhythm and the beat now," explained Peter. "And Peter Cowap, who in fact is and the people who a friend of mine, has joined the Hermits as vocalist. 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