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The Best Of

Outlaws

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When rock and roll came along, we knew that the Brits couldn't

compete with the Americans. In some cases we had the talent but

until the Beatles and the beat boom in 1963, the performers had

to battle with staid and safe productions made by men in white

coats at EMI, Decca, Philips and Pye Records. The one exception

and the man ahead of the pack was Joe Meek, who created his

mystic sounds at his studio above a leather shop at 304 Holloway

Road, Islington in north London. He loved echo, distortion and

strange instruments and he was certainly a pioneer, a maverick

and an outlaw. This double CD, appropriately enough by the

Outlaws, contains 28 of his productions. Meek wrote 18 of them,

either under his own name or as Robert Duke.

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