Shows/1978-10-13
| October 13 & 14, 1978 | |
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| Hope and Anchor | |
| City |  London
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| Tour | |
| Event | Radar Special |
| Billing | |
Announcement
Record-Mirror
October 14, 1978
A Radar Special featuring RED CRAYOLA at the Hope and Anchor. Islington (Friday and Saturday) everyone gets a free EP both nights.
Billboard
October 14, 1978[1]
LONDON—Radar Records here has signed a licensing deal with U.S. label International Artists and plans a London launch to coincide with first releases through the pact.
The label, formed by Lelan Rogers, elder brother of chart artist Kenny Rogers, originated in Houston, Texas in 1966. Its first chart success was with 13th Floor Elevators' single "You're Gonna Miss Me." Subsequent albums from that group, and Red Crayola, Bubble Puppy and Lightnin' Hopkins are highly prized here.
Rogers visits London for the launch Friday and Saturday (13-14), and plans to re-activate the label in the U.S. with new product.
Ephemera
![Listing[2]](/wiki/File:Shows-1978-10-13-listing.png)
Photos
Photos by Tom Sheehan
Promo items
4 Song EP
Main article: 4 Song EP
Booklet
Main article: Howdy from Texas the Lone Star State
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Front cover of 24-page booklet Howdy from Texas the Lone Star State
Reviews
New Musical Express
October 21, 1978[4]
Paul Rambali
Excerpt:
An early psychedelic legend came to roost unexpectedly last weekend in the none-too-appropriate environs of the Hope and Anchor. [...]
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