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You guys probably already have this, but in an attempt to share, here is a link for Appointment, the info i have about it is:
Brian May, Abbey Road session 31 July 1967

http://rapidshare.de/files/832617/Appointment.mp3.html

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Correct as usual GKR

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Listed on Ultra Rare Trax as by Left Handed Marriage
Listed on the Ultimate Rarities Collection as I have listed it

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thanks saves me from posting them

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Thanks for the correction, as i stated in an earlier post, i was going by information supplied on the disc. Which may or may not have been correct.

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RTWW here are the files you requested from GKR, I was going to share them originally anyway

I need Time
http://rapidshare.de/files/966720/I_Need_Time.mp3.html

She Was Once My Friend
http://rapidshare.de/files/966845/She_Was_Once_My_Friend.mp3.html

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Johnf: "I was there, playing bass guitar (and piano) as part of the Left Handed Marriage".

http://www.queenzone.com/queenzone/forumnew/forum_topic_view.aspx?Q=494990

Pre-Queen: Left Handed Marriage

1965
Summer: Bill Richards forms the Left Handed Marriage.

1967
January: Record "On The Right Side Of The Left Handed Marriage" LP.
(Pre-Brian May, so no Queen involvement). Only 50 original copies pressed.

Jan – March: Bill Richards signs 12-month contract with Music Publishers.
Contacts Brian May for “fuller sound”.

April 4: UNRELEASED Recording Session Manor Road, Twickenham, 7” EP Acetate.
12 string guitar/vocals: Bill Richards, Lead guitar: Brian May, Flute/vocals: Terry Goulds, Vocals: Jenny Hill, Henry Deval.
All songs written and owned by Bill Richards. Session not released.
Give Me Time, She Was Once My Friend, Yours Sincerely, Sugar Lump Girl

June 28: UNRELEASED Recording Session EMI Studios, St. John’s Wood, 7” Acetate.
12 string guitar/vocals: Bill Richards, Lead guitar: Brian May, Bass guitar: Dave Dilloway (1984), Vocals: Jenny Hill, Henry Deval, Terry Goulds.
All songs written and owned by Bill Richards. Session not released.
I Need Time, She Was Once My Friend

July 28: Recording Session Regent Sound 7” Acetate.
12 string guitar/vocals: Bill Richards, Lead guitar/vocals: Brian May, Bass guitar/piano: John Frankel, Drums: Peter Trout, Vocals: Jenny Hill, Henry Deval, Terry Goulds.
All tracks remastered from acetate, master tapes disappeared along with the studio.
All songs written and owned by Bill Richards. Session released February 1993 as "Crazy Chain" LHM1 CD/Cassette. (*Excluding She Was Once My Friend edit).
I Need Time, She Was Once My Friend, Appointment, *She Was Once My Friend 7” edit.

1992
July 27/29 Original members Bill Richards, Jenny Hill, Henry Deval, Terry Goulds, John Frankel and new recruit keyboardist Peter Gosling, return to the studio to cut "Crazy Chain"

1993
February "Crazy Chain" (including 31.07.1967 Regent Sound session) released as private pressing CD and cassette tape. LHM 1.

2005
March 22
John Frankel (johnf)
Posted: 3/22/2005 10:33:31 AM
Queenzone > Forums > Sharing The Music > Appointment - Download
http://www.queenzone.com/queenzone/forumnew/forum_topic_view.aspx?Q=487908
Sorry to correct you, but that session on July 31st 1967 was at Regent Sound, not Abbey Road. How do I know ? I was there, playing bass guitar (and piano) as part of the Left Handed Marriage.

So John, Bill Richards claims you guys were in Regent Sound July 28th - and you 31st. Was this a protracted three day session, or is Bill's memory starting to go?

Do you still have your "She Was Once My Friend" 7” edit acetate, or, has that too been lost to the passage of time?

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johnf: Thanks for the reply. My information came from personally interviewing Bill Richards, but, considering the event was the day after your 19th birthday, I guess that would be reason enough to sear it into your memory.

As for the article you mention
http://www.queenfans.com/articles/prequeen5.shtml.

It is actually plagerised from "Record Collector" magazine features - ironically - it was me who wrote them! (I notice also, that your letter of correction addressed to the magazine, is also included).

Unfortunately, one does not recieve a lot of credit (if any) when "re-published" on internet sites.

Glad that you enjoyed the article, and hope you enjoy your visits to "Queenzone".

John S. Stuart

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You don't happen to have some old photos to share, Mr. Frankel? :)

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johnf, may I ask which other songs did LHM use to reharse apart from No Reply? And if it´s not too much to ask, do recordings from such sessions exist(ed)? Not that I will ask you to share them, just to learn something else. :)