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It was the last album the group recorded before the band's break-up in April 1970 and topped the record charts in both the United States and the United Kingdom

They’re really good ones that come from a very hard process

This group is dressed to a ‘tee’ in their head-to-toe golf attire in a warm colour palette – rich accents against a bright and sunny background of yellow

17th September 1977

The Slopes Are Always A Good Idea Gee Gee Collins r-cxgwc0{padding-left:24pxWith his characteristic mix of wit, nostalgia and design flair, The Real Hackney Dave turns his attention to alpine adventure in The Slopes Are Always a Good Idea. Layering bold, diamond dusted typography over a vintage map of the mountains, he captures the spirit of freedom, escape and play that defines life on the piste. Each of Daves map pieces transforms familiar geography into a personal statement part artwork, part motto blending craftsmanship