Cardboard sleeve for 45 RPM Record, “Love Dream”/天上人间 by Maurice Patton and The Melodians. (Q7): Difference between revisions
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(Created claim: Other notes or information (P36): Found alongside a business card for Antique Clocks Consultancy with the name Michael Cheng, who was possibly the donor, and a tarnished key with attached nail clipper.) |
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“Maurice Patton and the Melodians” were an influential band in 1960s Singapore, and recorded many songs in both Chinese and English under a range of companies. Maurice Patton died in June 1991. | |||
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Found alongside a business card for Antique Clocks Consultancy with the name Michael Cheng, who was possibly the donor, and a tarnished key with attached nail clipper. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:27, 30 June 2023
Cardboard sleeve for record. One side is yellow with a photograph of a man standing with a guitar alongside the track list, and the other is multicoloured, featuring the faces of the band members above their instruments.
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| English | Cardboard sleeve for 45 RPM Record, “Love Dream”/天上人间 by Maurice Patton and The Melodians. |
Cardboard sleeve for record. One side is yellow with a photograph of a man standing with a guitar alongside the track list, and the other is multicoloured, featuring the faces of the band members above their instruments. |
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2022-A00003-2
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Recreational
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Personal
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1968
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Paper
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Maurice Patton
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The Melodians
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Happy Records
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18.2 x 18.2 x 0.1cm
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<1kg
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NA
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1°17'24.9720"N, 103°51'7.0524"E
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Singapore
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Jurong Storage Unit
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Jurong Storage Unit
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Eric Foong
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Michael Cheng
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Donation
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Music
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Vinyl
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Singapore bands
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Popular music in Singapore
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Chinese popular music
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Bands
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“Maurice Patton and the Melodians” were an influential band in 1960s Singapore, and recorded many songs in both Chinese and English under a range of companies. Maurice Patton died in June 1991.
Found alongside a business card for Antique Clocks Consultancy with the name Michael Cheng, who was possibly the donor, and a tarnished key with attached nail clipper.
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