It is interesting where records end up from point of origin. I found this stamped on the inter sleeve of a Joni Mitchell album Ladies Of The Canyon from a charity shop in East Dulwich London.
(March 24, 2015) I was hoping for a pic of the shop when I randomly Googled 'Red House Records'I knew the owner, Nick Clarke very well - he threw great parties at Red House. After closing the shop he moved to Paris (where he also threw great parties)Very, very sadly he died in 88/89.Lovely guy. Comment: Debby Robinson.
(April 14, 2015) I remember Red House well as a teenager hunting down interesting albums from the record shops of Cambridge. For some reason I associate it with Eat a Peach by the Allman Brothers! My hand must have hovered over that album in the shop (I never owned a copy though). Rob Webb
Spent a lot of time in Red House chatting to Nick. Never knew his last name ! He organized gigs at the Anchor pub in early 70's for Eddie Burns also Lightnin' Slim & Whispering Smith ( i played Blues 45's during interval & looked after the Jack Daniels for the artists !)Anyone any idea of the dates of the gigs ??? Nick was indeed a Lovely guy. RIP Comment: Dave Luxton.
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Bought a album from Minster records, beverley-Hatfield and the north. The inner was stamped with the red House record label, in red and googled it. To whoever may concern, thank you sooo much for looking after a near mint record?!
Is the shop still going or did someone take it over? Rrrrrrrrrrredhouse, would have loved to have joined in 'a party'...
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Paul Ramsay
(2018)
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Red House was the place to be - and to be seen when I was a youngster.
We used to listen stuff on the headphones in Red House - and then go to buy it from Andy's stall in the market... thereby saving 5 pence per album
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Paul Mooney
(2020)
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I remember the Red House advert in the uni rag mag early seventies. It was a crude picture of a Mickey Mouse head on a stick, with the line 'Come to Red House Records and get a large wooden dildo shoved up your bum'. Unfortunately, I didn't have a record player.
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Martin Phillips
(2021)
