EVERTON F.C.  
BLUE REMEMBERED THRILLS 

Single Cassette in Double Case       CLP.200

The story of Everton's Golden Days of the Sixties and and early Seventies is expertly captured by Mike Hughes from BBC Radio Merseyside.

Features interviews with Harry Catterick and his players. 56 minutes

Both Double Cassettes in Double Cases

Vol.1 - CLP190/1   and Vol. 2 - CLP.193/4

Adopted by Everton as his official audio biography, these albums document the life and career of the world's greatest-ever centre forward. Taking three years to compile and produce, this has been has been a labour of love for Broadcaster and Journalist John Keith. Featuring exclusive interviews with Dixie and his contemporaries, it is a fascinating slice of sporting history in the early part of the 20th century.

The tapes cover his early childhood, his years at 'Tranmere Rovers' and also the hit music of those years. Dixie's illustrious career for England and Everton, including the season he scored 100 first-class goals (yes 100!) is comprehensively recorded.

Bill Dean was a larger-than-life character with a great sense of humour who later became a popular publican.  60 minutes

NINE GREAT NUMBER NINES   

Single CD   MS CD390 

Single Cassette/Double Case CLP.389

The BBC's Charles Lambert sets out to assemble a list of Everton's greatest centre forwards. Featuring match commentary and

interviews with all of them, this is a must for all followers of the blues. The fans themselves give their opinions, and many talk of seeing them in action.

Which was best? Make up your own mind as he lists Dean, Lawton, Hickson, Young, Royle, Latchford, Sharp, Ferguson and Campbell.  72 minutes

THE PRIDE & THE PASSION

THE FIRST TEAM TO CELEBRATE A CENTURY OF TOP-FLIGHT FOOTBALL 

 Single CD  MS CD.512

Single Cassette/Dble Case  CLP.513

A look at the history of football will reveal that the most successful club in the history of the game is none other than Everton F.C. Their history and achievements during their 100-year sojourn make fascinating listening as BBC Radio Merseyside's Mike Hughes provides a guided tour of their unparalleled achievements. In recent years, flirtations with relegation have been frequent and undoubtedly passionate and intense. In the early century, the record of the legendary Dixie Dean laid foundations for all that was to follow.

Later, in the sixties, the country's finest midfield trio of Kendall, Harvey and Ball swept all before them with championships and cups. The only regret was that their greatest modern team was denied European competition by the unfortunate events at Heysel.

With the advent of striker Wayne Rooney and with a bright future beckoning, this album is a runaway best-seller.  55 minutes