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	Skrewdriver - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Performing largely for a skinhead audience, the band released a number of records on the Chiswick label.
		Although the original band had a reputation for attracting violence at their gigs (Bob Geldof was reportedly knocked unconscious at one Skrewdriver gig), they did not openly support any political party.
		They also released records on Rock-O-Rama Records, a label that is known for its far right sympathies, and were instrumental in setting up Blood and Honour, a network of bands promoting White Nationalist ideas through music and gigs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Skrewdriver (559 words)

	Chiswick Records
		When you think of Chiswick records two things probably come to mind 1) Home of the mark 3 Damned during their excellent Machine Gun Etiquette phase and the home of the infamous Skrewdriver.
		However a closer inspection into their history will reveal a record company that helped start the birth of small labels, gave a number of non London bands their first chance and competed with the big boys striking gold with The Damned.
		Furthermore the history of the Sex Pistols and punk in general frequently crossed paths with Chiswick and its founders Roger Armstrong and Ted Carroll in many strange ways.
	www.100scooter.com /ChiswickRecords.htm (211 words)

	Chiswick Records
		I think that up to then everyone had assumed that making and pressing a record required a lot of money, whereas the truth has always been that promoting a record into the charts is the thing that costs money.
		The record had to have some appeal to some section of the populace or the act had to have a genuine following.
		Partly we didn’t have a clue about the kind of records that were becoming hits and partly the introduction of the video seemed to really up the cost of hyping to beyond a joke.
	www.punk77.co.uk /groups/chiswickmakingit.htm (575 words)

	Ace Records
		Chiswick was started in 1975 out of a couple of market stalls selling second hand records in London, and inspired by the American independent labels of the 50s and 60s.
		Not having a host of great blues and soul artists to hand we recorded the British equivalent and not having the budgets available to the major record companies we recorded fast and cheap.
		Flushed by the relative success of our first record by the Count Bishops, we scoured the bars and clubs of London for more.
	www.acerecords.co.uk /content.php?page_id=61&label=907 (283 words)

	New Page 8
		Recorded on a mono cassette recorder by Gary the roadie.
		Mike had recorded the gig at Burtonwood, which wasn’t too good quality, so he repeated the exercise at the Brit with rather more success.
		The tape still survives and though sonically muddy, it reveals a band not quite fully committed to new wave, as some of the covers we did were definitely old wave.
	www.detour-records.co.uk /JEFFHILLBAND.htm (3141 words)

	Killed By Death Records » Blog Archive » Disguise - Hey Baby 7″
		I think the only record to officially bridge the gap between the ‘NS’ and ‘CHIS’ prefix’s was The Bishops “I Want Candy” but there may be test pressings of others.
		Another record that may have over-lapped was the Jook EP (SW-30), early copies had a PS, later ones the same label/company sleeves as the Disguise 7″.
		I was positive the Jook 7″ had the new style labels but I’ve since seen a copy in a red/white Chiswick bag with ‘map’ labels, so it’s probably safe to say I was wrong and that all copies had ‘map’ labels.
	www.kbdrecords.com /2006/07/17/disguise-hey-baby-7 (676 words)

	The Nips - Discography - 7" singles
		The sleeves were underprinted, and many come without a picture sleeve, and in a plain white one instead.
		Australia 1979 Chiswick CHIS 197 on EMI records.
		Notes: An unofficial record that claims to be a fan club release.
	www.cs.wisc.edu /~mroman/disco.html (359 words)

	Single List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Issued with a star on the left of the record label, with the matrix number 'MC-22353-ASR 4'.
		These records can be identified from the original releases as they each have the extra matrix number 'Bilbo Ta1pe'.
		The record label has 'STEREO', 'COU/B/BUY 24' and 'FACE A' on successive lines on the right of the label.
	www.simplyeffective.com /resources/Music/Damned/Singles (214 words)

	1977 October 12
		Chrysalis recording head Terry Ellis was present at all shows, while such groups as UFO, The Babys and the Runaways dropped in to catch a set or two.
		As their previous two singles, the LP "T.V. Tube Heart" is on Chiswick Records.
		Shortly before recording the LP, lead vocalist Steven Rapid quit the band and vocals were taken over by Phil Chevron.
	members.tripod.com /20thcpunkarchives/oct/id29.htm (641 words)

	Get Ready to ROCK! Review of DVD-Audio album called Overkill by Motorhead
		In the early 1976 the recordings were finished but their record label at the time decided not to proceed with any release (the material was released three year later - "On Parole").
		Any decent manager could realise that Motorhead deserved something much better that Chiswick records so the band pulled out the Chiswick deal and signed with Bronze Records.In the last months of 1978 the band entered the studio to begin the recordings of their first successful album called Overkill.
		This is definitely one of the best Motorhead songs ever recorded and the track that Lemmy normally chooses as the farewell track for most of his concerts.
	www.getreadytorock.com /reviews/motorhead1.htm (709 words)

	All Skrewed Up - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Later re-released in 1991 with 5 additional tracks including the singles "Unbeliever" and "Streetfight", which were also originally issued on the German release.
		The album received favourable press from New Musical Express, Sounds, Melody Maker, and Record Mirror.
		It marked the turning point in the band's direction from punk to skinhead, mirrored in the song "We Don't Pose", which was aimed at emerging young punk bands more concerned about image than the message.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/All_Skrewed_Up (158 words)

	Albums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Issued with a unique record label that has the map of New Zealand as the letter i in Stiff.
		Matrix numbers are MCFP 3275 A and MCF 3275 B. Issued in a matt sleeve with the tracks pressed in the same order as listed on the sleeve.
		The record labels are in colour, as opposed to the fl and white labels used on all other UK releases.
	freespace.virgin.net /colin.baillie/damned/albums.html (1344 words)

	Singles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Stiff Records were initially distributed by Island Records and their sleeves had the Island logo on the back cover.
		This record was given away free at the 1st anniversary gigs at the London Marquee on 3-6 July.
		This record was given away free at the bands gigs at the Croydon Greyhound, London on 7 January 1979 and the Electric Ballrom, London on 23 January 1979.
	freespace.virgin.net /colin.baillie/damned/singles.html (1089 words)

	:30 Under DC > Limp Records > Discography page 4
		One day I was talking to Skip about that record and what the deal was with it and a few weeks later, he sent me the masters and told me to do something with them.
		Why they repressed 200 more in 1980 is something of a mystery to me. The recording quality is uniformly poor, and even on powerful songs like Control (easily one of their best, and the version on Disconcerted is one of my favorite Nurses songs) it's a struggle to hear what's going on underneath the murk.
		His recollection was that they had like three hours and everything they recorded, which was like five or six songs, they did in thirty-five minutes, one straight run-through, because it took them that long to get there and get their equipment set up.
	www.30underdc.com /discogs/limp4.shtml (4037 words)

	RockOn!!Records:The collectors vintage and hard to find vinyl finder
		A huge haul of ultra rare 78's from a record store in Dublin in 1974, 15,000 mint UK 45s from a shop in Gibralter in 1976 and thousands of rare and unique picture sleeve 45s were smuggled out of Portugal in 1976 in the trunk of a 1951 Cadillac De Ville.
		Over the years Chiswick Records evolved into Ace Records, one of the World's leading reissue labels.
		Rapidly elevating rents in Camden Town and competition from dozens of other collectors record shops and fairs took their toll and meant that the shop was forced to call it a day.
	www.rockonrecords.com /flash/history.html (754 words)

	dream giver redux \| news \| 1977
		Chiswick have delayed the release of the single by a few weeks.
		Chiswick love the demos and the name, and they're signing the band this month.
		The Abusers have recorded their first demo tape.
	www.simpleminds.org /sm/news/n1977 (347 words)

	Hounslow CIP - Census Records
		Chiswick: 020 8994 1008 Hounslow: 0845 456 2800
		Chiswick Library holds microfilm, or microfiche of the 1841-1901 censuses for Brentford and Chiswick.
		Copies of the 1801 Chiswick census, the 1801 and 1811 Old Brentford censuses and an 1810 census for New Brentford are also held in Chiswick Library’s Local Collection.
	hounslow.info /page.aspx?pointerid=CA5FF00E27614C25A9D7BD9A974FE271&... (106 words)

	Skrewdriver Discography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Label: Chiswick Records, Cat# S11, Released 15 June 1977, This is the Debut Skrewdriver Release (7" P/S).
		Label: Chiswick Records, Cat # NS18, This is the 2nd Skrewdriver release from 1977.
		This was the only Chiswick compilation to Feature Skrewdriver.This was the last record produced by Chiswick that had a Skrewdriver Track.
	www.condemnedrecords.com /skrewdriver.html (293 words)

	Ace Records - ACE 25 - AUGUST 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Chiswick mixed new recordings with re-issues and the Ace label was established in 1978 to exploit the latter.
		With the advent of the New Romantics in the early 80s enough was enough, and Chiswick stopped trying to keep alive the corpse of rock'n'roll as a commercially viable art form.
		Don't get me wrong, we are proud of the world music, punk rock and pop records we made over the years, but this compilation is about the years before we started, so by definition the great recordings that we have made since 1975 do not appear on this CD.
	acereco01.uuhost.uk.uu.net /gotrt/aug00/ace25.html (510 words)

	MOTORHEAD DISCOGRAPHY
		But despite a strong and loyal audience, they knew in their heart of hearts they were going nowhere without a record contract to back them up.
		Fortunately, Chiswick Records boss, Ted Carroll, agreed to record the show as a final testament to prove the band had actually existed.
		On the night in question, Ted didn't record it, but attended and offered the band enough studio time to record a single.
	www.imotorhead.com /discography/albums1.htm (552 words)

	rock.htm
		She was the guitarist on all my records with Louis Tillett, and before that she was playing together with him in Wet Taxis, a band that I’ve never given the chance to hear.
		They recorded and toured under the name Johnny Kidd and The Pirates and "Shakin' All Over" was the name of the hit they always will be remembered by.
		A little more than a year after they left the recording studio making their debut album, Third World War went back in the studio again, to start recording their second (and what turned out to be their last) album.
	www.mrbluestrain.com /rock.htm (18471 words)

	The Damned Discography, Biography and Links at Mr Bill's IRS Records Corner
		Trying to accurately document the history of the first punk band to record, to chart and to tour America is a bit of a challenge because changes in the line-up and (sometimes) name changes just make it tough!
		They were soon signed to Stiff Records and followed their first LP and single (produced by Nick Lowe) with a tour of the US.
		Recordings for other labels, other recordings, solo recordings and guest appearances, may be mentioned in the biography or discography, but details can be found by visiting some of the cool links for THE DAMNED, below...
	www.irscorner.com /de/damned.html (805 words)

	The Nips - Press Archive - excerpt from "The Chiswick Story" CD booklet
		Some years later Phil Chevron was to join Shane McGowan's band The Pogues, but for now their only connection was both had releases on Chiswick Records.
		Shane and Shanne and a shifting population of guitarists and drummers had started life as The Nipple Erectors and released two singles on Soho Records run by Stan Brennan and Phil Gaston, who had taken over the Rock On record stall in Soho when Ted & Roger had moved into full time employment with Chiswick.
		The third Soho release 'Gabrielle' (CHIS 119) was picked up by Chiswick and came out as The Nips, since serious radio play was unlikely as The Nipple Erectors.
	www.cs.wisc.edu /~mroman/articles/chiswickStory.html (155 words)

	Textones Discography, Biography and Links at Mr Bill's I.R.S. Records Corner
		The early line-up (the one that produced their lone recording for the I.R.S. family of labels) included future Go-Go's bassist Kathy Valentine (Valentine's replacement was George Callins).
		After all, she was by then practicaly the only consistent musician and any recording session anchored by her was essentially a Textones recording.
		Recordings for other labels, other recordings, solo recordings and guest appearances, may be mentioned in the biography or discography, but details can be found by visiting some of the cool links for TEXTONES, below...
	www.irscorner.com /t/textones.html (343 words)

	:: SKREWDRIVER.NM.RU >> TEXTS >> SKREWDRIVER INTERVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Chiswick asked us to come down and do a session in a studio, and we got a single deal out of that, and then once we done that single they updated the deal to two singles and an LP.
		And then, what turned out to be the main event, but got called off, but we maganed to squeeze about six or seven hundred people in a two hundred seated pub, now that was a good gig basically due to the satisfaction of getting something on, despite the fact that everything was stacked against us.
		Then we were rehearsing at a pub at dinner times, and people used to come in on their dinner break to watch, so the police spoke to the governor of the pub and said that they are allowed to rehearse but they must shut the doors because no-one is allowed to listen to them.
	skrewdriver.nm.ru /5.html (6681 words)

	Mach Bell MP3 Downloads - Mach Bell Music Downloads - Mach Bell Music Videos
		The single, backed with "Love the Way," was also released on Chiswick Records in the U.K. Jem Records pressed up a sampler in the U.S.A., which included not only Thundertrain's "Hot For Teacher" but the first appearance of the Sex Pistols on a U.S. recording.
		Pure and Easy Records then sent the group to Longview Studio (where the Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, and other notables practiced and recorded), crafting the second Mag IV disc when Bell got a call.
		In 1989, the Teenage Suicide LP by Thundertrain was reissued on Habla Records in Italy.
	www.mp3.com /mach-bell/artists/155678/biography.html (1401 words)

	B&H / C18 - A Tribute to Ian Stuart
		From then on it was to be an uphill struggle and although their debut LP was given fair reviews, their Skinhead appearance was not welcomed by the music press and promotion became almost impossible.
		The band moved to Manchester on the recommendation of Chiswick Records and acquired a strong local following there but, due to their reputation and their change in musical direction, they found themselves dropped by Chiswick.
		It wasn't long before they were rehearsing, and recording was under way with two tracks for the United Skins compilation and two more for the very popular 'Back with a Bang' maxi-single.
	www.skrewdriver.net /stuart.html (2489 words)

	Rock On Records(Owned by the founder of Chiswick records)now on line selling New Wave & Punk
		This list contains most of our current stock of Punk / Indy 12" discs and as you can see, they are priced very realistically for mint records many of which are almost 25 years old.
		In some cases we have just a few copies of these gems and most once sold will be gone forever.
		Shots of our records, comments an more in our FLASHED SITE.
	www.rockonrecords.com /rockon/punk.html (166 words)

	The Count Bishops - Biography
		July '75 and a band called CHROME were sculling around the third rate pub circuit long before Mr Rotten and Co. had pissed in their first ash tray.
		CHISWICK picked up the rights for this, flipped it to make Train Train the A side and released it as their fifth single.
		The four piece band that had recorded Train Train allowed an album of what were essentially demos to escape in Holland and went on to lay down backing tracks for what was to become the first 'official' COUNT BISHOPS album.
	garage.brinkster.net /bishops/biography.html (1118 words)

	TrouserPress.com :: Radio Stars
		Bassist/producer Martin Gordon, fresh from a stint in Sparks (a band many compared to John's Children), supplies the odd ditties, covering such topics as rotting corpses, rapists and macaroni'n'mice casseroles.
		He even adds a jingle for the group's label, "Buy Chiswick Records." If Gordon's way with a tune were always up to his words, the band might have lived up to its name.
		But the quality of the material is too inconsistent to sustain interest for a whole album — there's too much dull, repetitive riffing.
	www.trouserpress.com /entry.php?a=radio_stars (224 words)

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