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Good Technology 2023 – pre order your copy now!
June 24th marks 40 years since Good Technology was released. We are issuing a limited edition red vinyl 12” extended remix to celebrate the anniversary. A radio edit and remix of second single “Fact” is included along with a digital download of the tracks.
Info and pre-order now at the link: https://redguitars.co.uk/goodTech12inch.html
Watch our video taster, created by our very own JR. More coming soon!
Roger, Tranquility. We copy you down
Good Technology 2023 – pre order your copy now!
June 24th marks 40 years since Good Technology was released. We are issuing a limited edition red vinyl 12” extended remix to celebrate the anniversary. A radio edit and remix of second single “Fact” is included along with a digital download of the tracks.
Info and pre-order now at the link: https://redguitars.co.uk/goodTech12inch.html
Watch our video taster, created by our very own JR. More coming soon!
Good Technology 40th Anniversary gig at O’Rileys, Hull ticket link: skiddle.com/e/36300908.
UK tour dates to follow.
Good Technology 2023 release date: June 24th 2023, limited edition of 500 red vinyl 12″ released on Self Drive Records, Cat No: SCAR 16T, distributed by Cargo.
Track Listing: A: Good Technology 2023 Fact (Remix) AA: Good Technology 2023 (Extended Mix)
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Back in the day of our first releases vinyl and was just called ‘records’ and without the internet the world seemed a much smaller place. Finding one of our records for sale in any record shop was exciting, so we were thrilled to find out we had a whole section to ourselves in the legendary Recycled Records store in San Francisco.
“This photo was taken at my old place of employment. The shop was in San Francisco California. It was called Recycled Records. I worked there for two decades plus. Located on the “historical” Haight Street. Ground zero for the hippie movement. It’s also happens to be where I live. A stones throw from the “legendary” intersection of Haight & Ashbury. I played the R G records many times over those twenty years.” Michael Boul
The iconic Recycled Records opened in 1977 and bought and sold collectibles for 40 years. Sadly, the shop closed in 2017, but they still trade online and you can find it here.
Thanks to Bernice for taking the photo of Red Guitars in Recycled Records for us, and to Michael for giving us a spin in SF.
