A Side……. Livin’ Thing B Side……. Fire On High Label/No……. United Artists UP-36184 Pressed in ……. United Kingdom Notes……. Blue vinyl copy. Solid centre. The record speed is printed on the “A”  label.

A Side……. Livin’ Thing B Side……. Fire On High Label/No……. United Artists UP-36184 Pressed in ……. United Kingdom Notes……. Blue vinyl copy. Solid centre. No speed printed on the “A”  label.

A Side……. Don’t Bring Me Down B Side……. Dreaming Of 4000 Label/No……. Jet 153 Pressed in ……. United Kingdom Notes……. UK Juke-Box issue.

A Side……. Don’t Bring Me Down B Side……. Dreaming Of 4000 Label/No……. Jet 153 Pressed in ……. United Kingdom Notes……. UK Juke-Box issue. Different label text and font.

A Side……. Calling America B Side……. Caught In A Trap Label/No……. Epic A-6844 Pressed in ……. United Kingdom Notes……. UK Juke-Box issue.

A Side……. Calling America B Side……. Caught In A Trap Label/No……. Epic A-6844 Pressed in ……. United Kingdom Notes……. UK Juke-Box issue. Different label credits layout.

A Side……. Livin’ Thing B Side……. Fire On High Label/No……. United Artists UP-36184 Pressed in ……. United Kingdom Notes……. UK Juke-Box issue. Blue vinyl.

Nantyglo Railway Station. In 1858 the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company entered into negotiations with Messrs Bailey of the Nantyglo Iron Works for a lease of their railway from Coalbrookvale to Nantyglo where they wanted to erect a railway station for passengers and goods. Permission was granted and the planning began. By 1859 the Nantyglo Railway Station was under construction. …

ELO Electric Light Orchestra – News Clipping. It states the Electric Light Orchestra were banned by the Greater London Council from using lasers at their forthcoming concert at the New Victoria Theatre, London in June 1976. The concert at the New Victoria Theatre was originally planned to take place on Saturday 8th May 1976 but was cancelled. It was rescheduled …

Mr Joseph Simons. Mr Joseph Simons was born in 1864 at Galicia, Vienna, Austria. The family first came to Brynmawr in about 1881. In 1885 Mr Joseph Simons moved to Abertillery and married Miss Prescilla Lyons of Newport, Monmouthshire and opened a furniture business at Abertillery. On the various census records it stated that Mrs Prescilla Simons nee Lyons was …