Talk:George Peckham
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The run-out groove messages
[edit]Many decades back, I was told by a dear friend, that there was an album produced during the late 1960s, that had repeating messages placed in the run-out groove. As the story went, the A-side said "turn me over ... turn me over ... (etc)", while the B-side said "play me again ... play me again ... (etc)". Could these have also been George Peckham creation ?
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