RECORDS
Independent label: Advision Records was a label of Advision Studios. It managed at least one single a 2 sided Vinyl 45 Private Pressing Matrix numbers ADV-3115 & ADV-3116. This is a strange Vinyl 45 not Acetate on Advision with custom label & signed by Max StevensDistributed By Advision Records. Advision Studios was a recording studio in Fitzrovia, Central London. Founded in the 1960s by Guy Whetstone and Stephen Appleby, Advision originally provided voiceovers and jingles for television advertisements. The studio was initially located at 83 New Bond Street, but moved to 23 Gosfield Street in 1969. By the mid-1960s Advision had become one of the top London studios for Rock and Pop music. The Yardbirds recorded their 1966 album Roger the Engineer at Advision on a 4-track machine. The Move recorded some of their early hits at Advision, including Flowers in the Rain in July 1967. In early 1968 Advision became the first studio in the UK to obtain a professional 8-track recorder, which was built by Scully Recording Instruments. Among the first artists to use the 8-track machine were T. Rex, The Who, and Caravan. In 1970 the studio used a custom 24-channel desk with an 8-track recorder. Advision was also first in the UK to install 16 and 24 track recorders in the early 1970s.
| 63 | Max Stevens Quintet | Oh Quelle Nuit | ADVISION LTD | ADV | 3115 |
