Anita Harris - "Without doubt the most popular girl singer on ITV these days", from Look-in Television Annual 1971.

Clint Eastwood, Weston-super-Mare, 2013

I kept some newspaper clippings of Spurs’ 1978-79 season which you can view/download at cromar.org/coys/spurs_c... Read about the double Argentinian transfer, violence on the pitch & the terraces, a car park row between Glen Hoddle and Keith Burkinshaw and some humiliating defeats. #coys

A row of six K8 telephone kiosks outside Euston station in London sometime in the early 1970s. #specialbranch

Manhole cover from the Killingworth Towers estate showing a map of the estate, seen at the Concrete Dreams exhibition at the Farrell Centre in Newcastle. @municipaldreams.bsky.social

I've made a Marianne Faithfull feed. Add it to your feeds if you want to.

I spent a lot of time looking in books at Oscar Niemeyer's buildings in Brasília. The embodiment of a modernist, futuristic world. Many years later I was sent to Brazil to work for a short time and I took the opportunity to visit Brasília. You can see more of my photos at www.nicebuildings.com

November 1st-14th 1968 edition of International Times with a few extracts from the Small Ads section

Of my several copies of The Velvet Underground & Nico this is my most treasured-original mono release with 'torso' sleeve. An inverted picture of Eric Emerson can be seen at the top but following his threat to sue a sticker was used to cover his image with reprinted versions airbrushing him out.

British Buildings 1960-1964 has photos, floor plans & text for some of the period's familiar buildings such as 26 St James's Place, New Zealand House, The Economist. Probably less familiar is this 1964 Cambridge house by Patrick Hodgkinson who is best known as the designer of The Brunswick Centre.

One of my small collection of 1960s film tie-in paperbacks. Carol White and Terence Stamp as seen in Poor Cow. Book by Nell Dunn originally published 1967, this edition 1968. Film directed by Ken Loach, music by Donovan.

Lighting at former Arcadia cinema in Spennymoor, now Grand Electric Hall pub.

#TheCureAnthology 1 Endsong 2 All I Ever Am 3 Alone 4 Warsong 5 A Fragile Thing

Although my parents lived in N.London at the time, I was born at the Salvation Army Mothers' Hospital in Clapton, Hackney, probably making me a Cockney. Originally for unmarried mothers, it opened up to all mothers after WW1. The front buildings remain with a 1990 housing development behind.

I wrote a few lines about a 1968 Anita Harris album with a link to Last of the Summer Wine: andrewcromar.wixsite.com/andrewsmusic...

I liked the music from The Sorcerers (1967, Boris Karloff, Ian Ogilvy, Susan George) which is by Paul Ferris who also composed Witchfinder General. I couldn’t find a soundtrack album so I made an unofficial one which you can download here if you also like it or are curious - linktr.ee/andrewcromar

The Small World Of Sammy Lee (starring Anthony Newley) mini pub crawl - The Lyric, The Blue Posts (Rupert Street), Comptons (formerly Swiss Hotel) and The Blue Posts (Berwick Street).

When I bought Holiday In Cambodia by Dead Kennedys in 1980, I probably didn’t know where Cambodia was and I certainly couldn’t have imagined that decades later I would spend a lot of time there, living there for a while. 1/3

I've been appreciating the talents of Anthony Newley recently and I discovered that my local library has this. It's an old US edition of a song book for The Roar Of The Greasepaint - The Smell Of The Crowd, original price $4. It's a lovely item.

An ice sculpture of a dalek found in Durham today. Just in case anybody is interested.