- Immediate Records - The Strange Brew

Immediate records was a microcosm of the sixties music scene. Set up by ex-Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham and Tony Calder, Immediate played host to the British folk and blues scene and US imports before blossoming into psychedelia, early prog and post-psych.

Nico – I’m Not Sayin’ (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-003,1965)
Mick Softley – I’m So Confused (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-014, 1965)
The Poets – Baby Don’t You Do It (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-024,1965)
Goldie – Going Back (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-026,1966)
Nicky Scott – Backstreet Girl (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-045, 1967)
Twice As Much (with Vashti) – Coldest Night Of The Year (That’s All, Immediate, IMLP-013, 1967)
The Nice – The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-059, 1967)
Billy Nicholls – Daytime Girl (Single B-side to Would You Believe, Immediate, IM-063, 1968)
The Outer Limits – Great Train Robbery (Single A-side – Promo, Immediate, IM-067, 1968)
Chris Farlowe – Paint It Black (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-071, 1968)
The Excelsior Spring – It (Single B-side to Happy Miranda, Instant, IN-002, 1968)
Jimmy Scott – Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da Story ALULLO (Part1) – (Single A-side, Revolution, REV-002, 1968)
Small Faces – Afterglow of Your Love (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-077, 1969)
P.P. Arnold – Eleanor Rigby (Kafunta, Immediate, IMSP-017, 1969)
Fleetwood Mac – Man of The World (Single A-side, Immediate, IM-080, 1969)
Humble Pie – As Safe As Yesterday Is (As Safe As Yesterday Is, Immediate, IMSP-025, 1969)
Amen Corner – Lady Riga (Farewell to the Real Magnificent Seven, Immediate, IMLP-028, 1969)

Hear the musical story of Immediate, from single classics, cult releases, its sub-label Instant as well as its link up with Revolution records. The Strange Brew is happy to part be part of the industry of human happiness!