The Island Book of Records Volume II

Neil Storey has spent almost fifty years at the heart of the music industry. He joined the Island sales force in 1974 before going on to co-run the press office into the mid-1980s. -- .

Preface – for those viewing in black and white, the pink is behind the brown
Well, alright – the brief lives of Blind Faith, a Wooden Frog and Ginger Baker's Air Force
El pea – every Island LP (including those scheduled but not released) issued during 1969 and 1970
Crash – the untimely death of Martin Lamble
The man in the tight trousers – Guy Stevens keeps on running
Change of address – the move from Oxford Street to Notting Hill
Men of Harlech – Julian Lloyd and Nick Drake go walkabout
On Old Church Street a dairy – the rise and rise of Sound Techniques
Mannequins and waxworks – a bespoke studio in Basing Street
Green wings – Chrysalis emerges
I am ex-army, broadminded and tolerant... – Pete Townshend causes mayhem in Record Retailer. October 11, 1969
I climbed on the back of a giant albatross – one song causes Traffic to snarl up
John Barleycorn – a song for summer
The maestro – Woody's box of tricks
Looking back – the Hollywood Festival (by Phil Shaw)
Keeping tabs – the track by track evolution of Mona Bone Jakon (by Paul Samwell Smith)
Plymouth Guildhall – Emerson, Lake and Palmer take their first bow
Full page – Island by design
Speakers Corner – an album cover is shot
Prefix and suffix – an illustrated guide to Island's 45s (1969–70)
Who's who – an A–Y of Island people
Give thanks and praise
Young gifted and black – Trojan go their own way -- .