I cannot remember how this came into my possession, but I did use to spend an
awful lot of time trawling through the bargain bins in record shops, so that's
a pretty likely guess.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yd9krhh68l4qk5u/the-world-of-eddie-grundy.jpg?dl=0

On compact cassette, "The world of Eddie Grundy". Tracks include "A pint of
shires" and ""Clarrie's song". There is fortunately no recording of the
ghastly "Father and son" by Cat Stevens.

And yes it is Eddie singing on it.

It had some amusement value, but I don't think that required it be played more
than once. It's headed for a Cardiff charity shop now, like an animal being
returned to the wild, unless someone desperately needs it in their life.

Daniele

D.M. Procida <daniele-at-vurt-dot-org@invalid.com> wrote:
> I cannot remember how this came into my possession, but I did use to spend an
> awful lot of time trawling through the bargain bins in record shops, so that's
> a pretty likely guess.
>
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/yd9krhh68l4qk5u/the-world-of-eddie-grundy.jpg?dl=0
>
> On compact cassette, "The world of Eddie Grundy". Tracks include "A pint of
> shires" and ""Clarrie's song". There is fortunately no recording of the
> ghastly "Father and son" by Cat Stevens.
>
> And yes it is Eddie singing on it.
>
> It had some amusement value, but I don't think that required it be played more
> than once. It's headed for a Cardiff charity shop now, like an animal being
> returned to the wild, unless someone desperately needs it in their life.
>
> Daniele
>

Wowzer. But no, even McT who has met Eddee and our Hazel who shares
Eddie’s birthday would listen even once.

Might be worth a bob or two on a secondhand place

Sincerely Chris