Part 3 of the mighty Wyndham Earl's 'Dropping Acid in the Library' mix series. Digging deep into a vast collection, it's an impeccably mixed set of tracks, all taken from original vinyl LP's from labels such-as the powerhouses of KPM, Conroy Music, Music De Wolfe as well as some more obscure labels from around the globe.

Tracklist:

1.	Gerhard Trede & His Electronic Instruments - Motion Study 2
2.	Cecil Wary – A Bomb At Bombay 
3.	unknown – Summer Rock
4.	unknown – Mary Go Round
5.	Don Paul – Ironhead
6.	Edward Simon – The Corner Pub
7.	Peter Reno – Beyond The Street
8.	Sammy Burdson – News Fashion
9.	unknown – Pigeon
10.	unknown – McMath & Friend A
11.	unknown – McMath & Friend C
12.	William Farley – Lion Heart
13.	Jack Arel – Bumblebee Dance
14.	Pierr Lavin Pop Band – UFO Invasion
15.	Alan Hawkshaw – Lift Off
16.	Pierre-Alain Dahan – Islam Blues
17.	Paul Dunlap – Disorganisation
18.	Vic Flick – Santaren
19.	unknown – Rockin’ Bongos
20.	I Marc 4 – Berkey
21.	Chris Rae & Frank MacDonald – Power Point
22.	Pierre-Alain Dahan – Phasing Drums
23.	Dave Richmond – Confunktion
24.	Danny Edwardson & Seamus Sell – Electric Blue
25.	L. Paul-Phillips – Ealing Broadway
26.	Janko Nilovic – Pop Revolution
27.	Mad Dog – Bird Of Paradise
28.	Gilles Peram & Herve Roy – Oh No No No
29.	G. Homburg – Mixed Piggles
30.	The Eiffel Tower – Creme Supreme
31.	Alan Hawkshaw & Alan Parker – Overdrive
32.	Alan Hawkshaw & Alan Parker – Where Are We Going (link)
33.	Alan Hawkshaw & Alan Parker – The Morning Sun
34.	Klaus Weiss – Surge
35.	Klaus Weiss – Surge 2
36.	Danny Edwardson & Seamus Sell – Circles
37.	A. Barnel & A. Hutton – Jugganaut

Huge thanks to Wyndham Earl for the mix.

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Mr Bongo Record Club Guest Mix - Wyndham Earl "Dropping Acid In The Library" Part 3

Lookin for those rare grooves and hot joints.

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though it may be hard to understand it.