A vault of unheard material from artists such as David Bowie, Pink Floyd, and Queen is due to be released after record label EMI struck a deal with the BBC.

The extremely rare recordings have been stored in the BBC vaults for years but lack of defined ownership has prevented release. The recordings were not known, until recently, to belong to either the artists’ label EMI, or the BBC, who recorded the tracks.

The deal struck between EMI and the BBC means that fans can look forward to the release of the unheard material by a huge number of EMI artists over the next few years. I’m particularly excited by new Bowie and Queen stuff. I’ll keep you posted on this!

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Reported at: 11:09 am | By: Silver Meanie |
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