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Revered Mancunian artist and Central Station co-founder Matt Carroll and his sister Maria Carroll reveal one-of-a-kind artwork to commemorate a special vinyl edition of Aitch&rsquo

From This Moment (Tempo Mix) (Side B)

and their remarkable debut album

Hokey Pokey: Vinyl LP Peter Oren but it doesn’t feel likeRichard and Lindas 2nd LP from 1974 is now pressed on 180gram vinyl and contains a Download Code. Released in 1975, Hokey Pokey is a much jollier release than its predecessor, I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight. Richard always envisaged Hokey Pokey as a music hall influenced record. He was a big fan of Harry Lauder and Gracie Fields, and this inspiration can be seen in the Victorian style cover by Shirt Sleeve Studio, and is audible on the title