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Using the simple search engine
Always remember, as with any search engine, if you put your search in quotation marks e.g. "????" you will find only the specific phrase you are looking for and not every occasion on which each word turns up. Using quotation marks might find you what you want just by using our simple search engine, if that doesn't work, read on.
The Search Engine
Our search engine is designed to indicate on which page the information you are searching for can be found. As with other search engines (like Google) it will not show the actual location of the information on the page. Once you have located the page you want, use your browser's Find on page facility to find the actual information. The simplest way to do this is by using the Ctrl and F keys on your keyboard, at the same time.
Which Pages?
If you are looking for a particular Veteran album or an artiste who appears on one of them, it's easy - your search result will give a Veteran catalogue number such as VTDC11CD. Follow the link and you will find all the information you want without doing anything else.
If, however, what you are looking for is on one of the other catalogue pages i.e. England, Scotland, Ireland, Compilations or Books etc, then you will need to use the method described above to 'Find on page'. If it is on a particular record label's page such as Kyloe, Topic, Fellside or Wild Goose then you will also need to do the same thing.
Finally, if your search comes up with pages for 'Tracks', 'Reviews' or 'Words', they are not the best place to start as you can access them later from the main pages you visit. Also 'Artistes A to Z' lists only the artistes who are on Veteran, Kyloe or the country pages, although it does tell you all of the albums they appear on.
So, in conclusion, always look first for a Veteran catalogue number or a country or label page within your search results, then take it from there.
Advance Search:
Below is our advanced search engine which allows for a more flexible search