Just A Day Away. On the face of it, these two butterfly shaped picture discs appear the same, but one is an incorrect pressing. Surprisingly, the most often version to come across is the defective one.

John Lees. Born 13 January 1947 in Oldham.

Les Holroyd. Leicester de Montfort Hall, October 3rd 1975.

Time Honoured Ghosts Tour.

Another very early BJH recording.
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Happy Christmas, Froh Weinachten, Joyeux Noel.

A very nice Netherlands pressing.

The song that started it all.

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One I didn't bid on.

Thirteen years ago today, Woolly Wolstenholme left us. He wrote to John Lees that he was simply 'On Leave' which JLBJH made into a song on North. Photo credit Polydor records.

Life Is For Living. If commercial success is to be judged by chart position, this was the band's biggest. It reached no.1 in Switzerland and no.2 in Germany. The tide had definitely turned by now. The Harvest years put well behind.
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BJH Record of the Day. This was a bizarre release. A single played at 33 and a bit, rather than at 45, and Medicine Man split in two so you had to turn the record over part way through, complete with fades out and in. Love this version of Medicine Man though.

A New Day Festival August 2017. BJH fans will have no trouble guessing the song. I always felt nervous for John playing this segment as recorders are a bitch to play!

My BJH 'Record of the Day'
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Early Morning Onwards. The first single released in 1968. A treasured possession, hence the framing.

A wonderful piece of original art by the talented Jason Bloomfield to kick things off.