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The single-vinyl pressing is housed within a single sleeve featuring the iconic Parklife cover art

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Mirroring the broader themes which connect the individual songs on the album

Bob Hughes "My Old Man (50th Anniversary)" (RSD Indie Exclusive) Descendents Milo Goes to College yet distinctly characteristic sounds from***RSD Indie Exclusive *** 50th Anniversary Reissue The long lost debut from obscured singer songwriter Bob Hughes. One of the rarest private press folk records of the British 70s underground. With only two guitars and vocals, My Old Man was quickly recorded in August 1976 at Spaceward Studios in Victoria Street in Cambridge. It was a very basic place, comments lead guitarist Ron Turner. The recording budget was even more basic and the focus was on