Well nobody will have heard it anyway. As it is completely silent.

• BOTH SIDES THE SAME - LABEL TOO.
  

I found this in a Junk Shop Many, Many Years ago. (1970's if I remember correctly)

I believe that it was used in Juke Boxes for anyone to buy exactly what it says on the label.

THREE MINUTES SILENCE

It was apparently an option for use on a Juke Box where someone could purchase a play or two.

Makes sense in a noisy Pub I suppose. as when this is playing the customer gets exactly that, but at a cost.

The reason I have some doubt about this is that it doesn't have a large center, as found on Ex Juke Box records.

Anyone know any different, can't think of any other reason for this strange record.

Edited October 11, 200816 yr by 45cellar

SORRY TO BLOW ME OWN TRUMPET MATE. I GOT IT A ORIGINAL U S A DEMO COPY [ only jokin] .BUT WOULD IMAGINE IT IT WOULD COME AS WELCOME RESPITE FOR 3 MINUTES WITH MOST OF THE SHITE THAT'S ON A LOT OF JUKE -BOXES. AM I RIGHT IN SAYING THE RECORD IN QUESTION WAS RECORDRD BY ART DEMAIN. BE GOOD, IF YA CAN'T BE LUCK.

SORRY TO BLOW ME OWN TRUMPET MATE. I GOT IT A ORIGINAL U S A DEMO COPY [ only jokin] .BUT WOULD IMAGINE IT IT WOULD COME AS WELCOME RESPITE FOR 3 MINUTES WITH MOST OF THE SHITE THAT'S ON A LOT OF JUKE -BOXES. AM I RIGHT IN SAYING THE RECORD IN QUESTION WAS RECORDRD BY ART DEMAIN. BE GOOD, IF YA CAN'T BE LUCK.

Well I have tried searching the Internet to find out.

The Juke Box Story I am sure that I have read somewhere.

It must have a use or why make it in the first place.

The Juke Box story appears plausible.

Well I have tried searching the Internet to find out.

The Juke Box Story I am sure that I have read somewhere.

It must have a use or why make it in the first place.

The Juke Box story appears plausible.

Former member of the Velvet Underground John Cage did a track on one of his early solo albumn that consisted of a number of minutes of total silence,cant think what the title was though

Prefer the 12" version Roger called Six Minutes Silence!

Got a wicked remix on the B side as well

Its sounds more reggae to me, your in the wrong section.

Was it The caretaker in Please Sir the film that had an LP of silence doh! what's his name Clive something.

Its sounds more reggae to me, your in the wrong section.

Was it The caretaker in Please Sir the film that had an LP of silence doh! what's his name Clive something.

Deryck Guyler - also played a pretty mean washboard.

Edited October 11, 200816 yr by sweeney

The reason I have some doubt about this is that it doesn't have a large center, as found on Ex Juke Box records.

Anyone know any different, can't think of any other reason for this strange record.

Edited October 12, 200816 yr by bob

Edited October 11, 200816 yr by JOEfromupnorth

Deryck Guyler - also played a pretty mean washboard.

Derek he was the copper in Sykes.

I was thinking Derek Clive.

Derek he was the copper in Sykes.

I was thinking Derek Clive.

Nope. Deryck Guyler. He did indeed appear in Sykes too however.

Deryck Guyler IMDB Link

Former member of the Velvet Underground John Cage did a track on one of his early solo albumn that consisted of a number of minutes of total silence,cant think what the title was though

i hope this post is a joke ...

Former member of the Velvet Underground John Cage did a track on one of his early solo albumn that consisted of a number of minutes of total silence,cant think what the title was though

Found reference to that track here >>> JOHN CAGE <<<

Found reference to that track here >>> JOHN CAGE <<<

I think it was the 'former member of the Velvet Underground' reference that Boba was referring to - not '4' 33"'

Edited October 11, 200816 yr by john s

The reason I have some doubt about this is that it doesn't have a large center, as found on Ex Juke Box records.

Anyone know any different, can't think of any other reason for this strange record.

Hi Roger,NSM jukeboxes, which were common in pubs in the 70's play records records with both small and large centres. Give me a minute while I get my anorak

Thanks for the Information BOB.

Could be it's Intended use then a Jukebox

It's been one of those mystery records picked up along the way, nothing to do with Soul Music I know.

Thanks to all replies. Only pence from a Junk Shop, bit of a fun thing but possibly played more than you would Imagine.

Just for a bit of Peace & Quiet in an otherwise noisy environment.

I think it was the 'former member of the Velvet Underground' reference that Boba was referring to - not '4' 33"'

Oh I see, I'm not familiar with Velvet Underground stuff.

I remember watching something on the telly about a bloke making a silent record sometime in the early 70's, claimed it was an artistic statement, load of b*llocks more like.

Well nobody will have heard it anyway. As it is completely silent.

• BOTH SIDES THE SAME - LABEL TOO.
  

I found this in a Junk Shop Many, Many Years ago. (1970's if I remember correctly)

I believe that it was used in Juke Boxes for anyone to buy exactly what it says on the label.

THREE MINUTES SILENCE

It was apparently an option for use on a Juke Box where someone could purchase a play or two.

Makes sense in a noisy Pub I suppose. as when this is playing the customer gets exactly that, but at a cost.

The reason I have some doubt about this is that it doesn't have a large center, as found on Ex Juke Box records.

Anyone know any different, can't think of any other reason for this strange record.

Could you post this up in refosoul for me - as i dont know this one !

I think it was the 'former member of the Velvet Underground' reference that Boba was referring to - not '4' 33"'

i like john cage better than john cale anyways so it's all good

on john lennons "mind games" album the last track on side one is a silent track

Could you post this up in refosoul for me - as i dont know this one !

I'M sure I've heard this record played out

ITS A COVER UP

The DJ played it as "Hang on..the amp's blown"

One of the modern do's....best record played all night

I'M sure I've heard this record played out

ITS A COVER UP

The DJ played it as "Hang on..the amp's blown"

One of the modern do's....best record played all night

Well nobody will have heard it anyway. As it is completely silent.

• BOTH SIDES THE SAME - LABEL TOO.
  

I found this in a Junk Shop Many, Many Years ago. (1970's if I remember correctly)

I believe that it was used in Juke Boxes for anyone to buy exactly what it says on the label.

It was apparently an option for use on a Juke Box where someone could purchase a play or two.

Makes sense in a noisy Pub I suppose. as when this is playing the customer gets exactly that, but at a cost.

The reason I have some doubt about this is that it doesn't have a large center, as found on Ex Juke Box records.

Anyone know any different, can't think of any other reason for this strange record.

What a pity you missed the bucket of steam and the phillips hammer Roger

Well nobody will have heard it anyway. As it is completely silent.

• BOTH SIDES THE SAME - LABEL TOO.
  

I found this in a Junk Shop Many, Many Years ago. (1970's if I remember correctly)

I believe that it was used in Juke Boxes for anyone to buy exactly what it says on the label.

THREE MINUTES SILENCE

It was apparently an option for use on a Juke Box where someone could purchase a play or two.

Makes sense in a noisy Pub I suppose. as when this is playing the customer gets exactly that, but at a cost.

The reason I have some doubt about this is that it doesn't have a large center, as found on Ex Juke Box records.

Anyone know any different, can't think of any other reason for this strange record.

It cant be,no not the castro sisters......? sold a thing to Mr Hampsey at the Yarmouth modern W/E same title but real 6ts label........cant believe it...... any chance of a refo-job Mr Hampsey ? i got £4 for it !! infact we talked about it on here in the past.

Edited October 12, 200816 yr by ken

Seem to remember that a record like this was released on Stiff Records in the late 70s or early 80s.

What a pity you missed the bucket of steam and the phillips hammer Roger

I'll tell you what Steve, when I was a Apprentice Fitter at the Local Plant Railway Works in Doncaster.

They tried every trick in the book. We were sent looking all kinds of things. Happy Days, harmless fun.

One I remember was go get the Long Weight from the Stores.

Of course they were in on it, "I'll go get it for you son"

Turns out to be a Long Wait. (Also known as The Long Stand)

Edited October 12, 200816 yr by 45cellar

It cant be,no not the castro sisters......? sold a thing to Mr Hampsey at the Yarmouth modern W/E same title but real 6ts label........cant believe it...... any chance of a refo-job Mr Hampsey ? i got £4 for it !! infact we talked about it on here in the past.

Nobody believe me then ?

Nobody believe me then ?

https://www.soul-source.co.uk/Shortes...nce#entry305679

Could you post this up in refosoul for me - as i dont know this one !

now thats a good call

chris

Edited October 12, 200816 yr by ChrisOD1964

i hope this post is a joke ...

Got me cale and cage mixed up

I want to do a cover version of it.

Its about the only record I know where I couldn't get out of key too much