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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: ONE NIGHT STAND - RECORDED LIVE AT THE GRANADA, EDMONTON (re-issue of original early 60s UK LP. Track listing: Mike Berry: Brown Eyed Handsome man, My Little Baby, More Than I Can Say, La Bamba, Don't You Think It's Time Mike Sarne: Summertime, Just For Kicks, Come Outside, Will I What, Code Of Love Don Spencer: Rhythm Of The Rain, Fireball John Leyton: Shout, Shout, Speedy Gonzalez, Hallelujah I Love Her So, Peppermint Twist, What'd I Say, Wildwind, Son, This Is She, Johnny Remember Me, Cupboard Love) PASTIMES Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: GREAT BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL VOLUME 1 - JUST ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT GETS (2 cd set, 62 tracks from the dawn of British R'n'R Full track listing: Disc One: Rock A Beatin' Boogie - Deep River Boys / Giddy Up A Ding Dong - Ray Ellington / Rock With The Caveman - Tommy Steele & The Steelmen / Teach You To Rock - Tony Crombie & his Rockets / Boogie In The Groove - Winifred Atwell / Ain't That A Shame - The Southlanders / Seventeen - Don Lang with The Mairants-Langhorn Big Six / Honky Tonk - Bert Weedon & George Chisholm / Shake, Rattle & Roll - Deep River Boys / Bell Bottom Blues - Alma Cogan / Stranded In The Jungle - Ray Ellington / Big City Blues - The Kirchin Band / Elevator Rock - Tommy Steele & The Steelmen / Don't Nobody Move - Lee Lawrence / Oakie Boogie - Lita Roza / Yancey Special - Winifred Atwell / Blue Suede Shoes - The Canadians / Why Do Fools Fall In Love - Alma Cogan / My Boy Flat Top - Frankie Vaughn / I Want You To Be My Baby - Don Lang with The Langhorn Big Six / Doomsday Rock - Tommy Steele & The Steelmen / Shortin' Bread Rock - Tony Crombie & his Rockets / Tweedlee Dee - The Kirchin Band / Rockin' Through The Rye - The Canadians / Sound Barrier Boogie - Thunderclap Jones / That's Right- Deep River Boys / Hamp's Boogie Woogie - Winifred Atwell / Where In The World Is Billy - Eve Boswell / Rock 'n' Roll Opera - Lee Lawrence / I Didn't Know - Johnny Brandon / Rock Around The Clock - Hedley Ward Trio. Disc Two: Whole Wide World - Deep River Boys / Let's You And I Rock - Tony Crombie & his Rockets / Rebel Rock - Tommy Steele & The Steelmen / Jimmy Dorsey Boogie - Winifred Atwell / Rock A Boogie Baby - Diana Decker / (Oh Baby) Beedleumbo - The Kirchin Band / Rock 'n' Roll King Cole - Eric Delaney Band & The Beryl Stott Group / D.R. Rock - Bert Weedon with George Chisholm / Smack Dab In The middle - Deep River Boys / Rock Around The Town - Tommy Steele & The Steelmen / Dreamboat - Alma Cogan / Rock Around The Island - Don Lang with The Langhorn Big Six / I Want You To Be My Baby - Eric Jupp & The Coronets / Sham Rock - Tony Crombie & his Rockets / Rock Around The Clock - Deep River Boys / Juke Box Baby - The Canadians / Singing The Blues - Tommy Steele & The Steelmen / Cross Hands Boogie - Winifred Atwell / Five Guys Named Moe - Ray Ellington Quartet / Rock 'n' Roll Blues - Don Lang with The Langhorn Big Six / Paper Kisses - Alma Cogan / Strip The Camshaft - Ray Ellington Quartet / Vine Street Boogie - Winifred Atwell / Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - Deep River Boys / China Boogie - Bert Weedon / Shim Sham Shuffle - Johnny Brandon / Razzle Dazzle; Shortnin' Bread Rock - Ken Jones & his Rock 'n' Rollers / Giddy Up A Ding Dong; Saints Rock 'n' Roll - Ken Jones & his Rock 'n' Rollers / ABC Boogie - Five Smith Brothers & The Dennis Wilson Quartet / She Loves To Rock - The Stargazers / Rock A Bye Baby - Johnny Brandon) SMITH & CO Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: GREAT BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL VOLUME 2 - JUST ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT GETS (Full track listing: Disc One: 1-Marty Wilde & The Wild Cats-Love Bug Crawl 2.-Ricky James-Knee Deep In The Blues 3.-Terry Dene-C'min And Be Loved 4.-Jima Dale -Be My Girl 5.-Tommy Steele & The Steelmen-Hey You 6.-Frankie Vaughan-Rock A Chicka 7.-Ray Sendit & His Rockey Teamn-Spike's Rock 8.-Rikki Henderson-Let's Have A Party 9.-Terry Wayne-Slim Jim Tie 10.-Ken Mackintosh-Raunchy 11.-Wee Willie Harris-Rockin' At The 2 II's 12.-Tommy Steele & The Steelmen-Teenage Party 13. -Alma Cogan-Fabulous 14.-Marty Wilde & The Wild Cats-Honeycomb 15.-Ricky James-Bluer Than Blue 16.-Shorty Mitchell-Teddy Bear 17.-Bert Weedon-Quiet Quiet Shhh 18.-Terry Dene-A White Sports Coat 19.-Joey Castell-I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 20.-Colin Hicks & His Cabin Boys-Wild Eyes And Tender Lips 21.-The Tunettes-Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On 22.-The Saints Jazz Band-Boogie Woogie Stomp 23.-Frankie Vaughan-The Green Door 24.-Alma Cogan-I'm In Love Again 25.-Jim Dale-Crazy Dream 26.-Bert Weedon-Flannel Foot 27.-Tommy Steele & The Steelmen-A Handful Of Songs 28.-Larry Page-Cool Shake 29.-Russ Conway-Late Extra 30.-Johnny Southern & The Western Rhythm Kings-She's Long, She's Tall 31.-Terry Wayne-Boppin' The Blues 32.-Ken Makintosh-Applejack 33.-Tommy Steele-Butterfly Disc Two: 1-Tony Cromble & His Rockets-Sticks And Stones 2.-Ray Ellington-That Rock 'n' Rollin' Man 3.-Art Baxter& His Rock 'n' Roll Sinners-Nursery Rock 4.-Shorty Mitchell With The Ken Jones Rock 'n' Rollers-Don't Knock The Rock 5.-Winifred Atwell-Rampart Street Rock 6.-Marty Wilde & The Wild Cats-Wild Cat 7.-John Barry Seven-Rockabilly Boogie 8.-Billy Sproud-Rock Mr. Piper 9.-Victor Silvester & His Rock 'n' Roll Rhythm-Off Beat Rock 10.-Deep River Boys-St. Louis Blues 11.-The Southlanders-Earth Angel 12.-The Tunettes-Little Darling 13.-Don Lang & His Frantic Five-Red Planet Rock 14.-Ray Sendit & His Rockey Team-Rocket 0869 15.-Tony Cromble & His Rockets-Rock 'n' Roll Coaster 16.-Art Baxter & His Rock 'n' Roll Sinners-Rock You Sinners 17.-Shorty Mitchell With The Ken Jones Rock 'n' Rollers-Rock Rock Rock 18.-Patty Forbes With The Oscar Robin Band-Dance With Me Henry 19.-Eric Winstone & His Band-Fanfare Boogie 20.-Tommy Sampson & His Strongmen-Rock 'n' Roll Those Big Brown Eyes 21. -Ted Heath And His Orchestra Featuring Jack Parnell-Birmingham Bounce 22.-Joan Small-You Can't Say I Love You To A Rock 'n' Roll Tune 23.-Don Lang & His Frantic Five-6.5 Special 24.-Suzi Miller With The Johnston Brothers-Happy Days And Lonely Nights 25.-Ken Makintosh-Slow Walk 26.-The Kirchin Band-Mother Goose Jumps 27.-Tommy Sampson & His Strongmen-Rockin' 28.-Laurie London-She Sells Sea Shells 29.-Joan Savage-Lula Rock-A-Hula 30.-Eric Winstone & His Band-Rhythm 'n' Blues 31.-Terry Wayne-Matchbox 32.-John Barry Seven-Zip Zip 33.-Lee Young with Woolf Phillips & his Skyrockets -Rock Rock Rock) SMITH & CO Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: GREAT BRITISH ROCK ‘N’ ROLL VOLUME 3 - JUST ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT GETS (2 cd set, 68 original UK rockers & jivers. Track listing: CD 1: Vince Taylor & The Playboys - Right Behind You Baby / Cliff Richard & The Drifters - Move It / Tommy Steele - Come On, Let's Go / Terry Dene - This Is The Night / Vince Eager - Five Days, Five Days / Marty Wilde & The Wildcats - Endless Sleep / The Vipers - No Other Baby / The Most Brothers - Whole Lotta Woman / Adam Faith - High School Confidential / Cliff Richard & The Drifters - My Feet Hit The Ground / Franklyn Boyd & The Society Six - I Got A Feeling / Ernie Shear & The Lew Randall Band – Cannonball / Vince Taylor & The Playboys - I Like Love / Terry Dene & The Malcolm Lockyer Group - Start Movin' / Jim Dale - Don't Let Go / Winifred Atwell - Boogie In The Groove / Hal Burton - Rave On / Vince Eager & The Vagabonds - Gum Drop / The Five Chestnuts - Jean Dorothy / Cliff Richard & The Drifters - High Class Baby / Marty Wilde & The Wildcats - Fire Of Love / Bert Weedon - Big Note Blues / Ricky James - Ninety Nine Ways / Dave Grant - Stood Up / Jim Dale - Crazy For You / Johnny Luck - Play Rough / Stan Greig's Jazz Band - Skinnie Minnie / Franklyn Boyd & The Coronets - It's Only Make Believe / David Ross - Singing The Blues / The Five Chesternuts - Teenage Love / Paul Rich – Fabulous / Winifred Atwell - Dob's Boogie / David Ross - Wake Up Little Susie / Cliff Richard & The Drifters - Schoolboy Crush CD 2: The Southlanders - Penny Loafers and Bobby Socks / Deep River Boys - Itchy Twitchy Feeling / Ray Ellington - Living Doll / Tony Crombie & His Rockets - Rock Shuffle Boogie / Don Lang & His Frantic Five - Rock Pretty Baby / Wee Willie Harris - Rosie Lee / Bertice Reading - Rock Baby Rock / The Rock 'n' Rollers - Ko Ko Mo / Neville Taylor & The Cutters - Mercy Mercy Mercy / The Southlanders - I Wanna Jive Tonight / Ken Mackintosh - Six Five Blues / Deep River Boys - Not Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll / The Four Jacks - Hey Baby / The Four Jones Boys - Priscilla / Ken Mackintosh - Big Guitar / Janice Peters & The Frank Barber Band - This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' / The Rock 'n' Rollers - Happy Baby / The King Brothers - Party Time / Lord Rockingham's XI - The Squelch / John Barry Seven - Every Which Way / Billy Sproud & The Rock 'n' Roll Six - If You're So Smart, How Come You Ain't Rich / Don Lang & His Frantic Five - The Big Beat / Red Price – Weekend / The Four Jacks - It's A Lie / Les Hobeaux – Dynamo / Johnnie (the Gash) Gray with Ken Jones - Tequila / Tommy Steele & The Steelmen - Take Me Back Baby / Paul Rich - Bye Bye Baby / Tony Crombie & His Rockets - Rex Rocks / The Four Jac0ks - A Million Tears / Victor Silvester & his Rock 'n' Roll Rhythm - Alligator Roll / Alma Cogan - Gettin' Ready For Freddy / Lord Rockingham's XI - Hoots Mon / Terry-Thomas Esq. With his Rock 'n' Roll Rotters - A Sweet Old Fashioned Boy) SMITH & CO Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: GREAT BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL VOLUME 4 - JUST ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT GETS (2 CD set, 70 trax. Track listing: CD 1: Cliff Richard & the Drifters - Livin' Lovin' Doll, Billy Fury - Don't Knock Upon My Door, Vince Taylor & the Playboys - Brand New Cadillac, Dickie Pride - Slippin' 'n' Slidin', Mort Shuman - I'm A Man, Johnny Kidd & the Pirates - Please Don't Touch, Bill Forbes - Once More, Emile Ford & the Checkmates - What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For, Marty Wilde & the Wildcats - Sea of Love, Billy Fury - Maybe Tomorrow, The Drifters - Feelin' Fine, Cliff Richard & the Drifters - Apron Strings, Larry Page & the Saga Satellites - I Vibrate, Dickie Pride - Frantic, Tommy Steele - Tallahassee lassie, Adam Faith - Ah Poor Little Baby, Marty Wilde & the Wildcats - A Teenager In Love, Emile Ford & the Checkmates - Don't Tell Me Your Troubles, Bert Weedon - Guitar Boogie Shuffle, Jim Dale - The Train Kept-a-Rollin', Jimmy Miller & the new Barbecues - Jelly Baby, Janice Peters - A Girl Likes, Terry Dene - Pretty Little Pearly, The Drifters - Be-Bop-A-Lula, Marty Wilde & the Wildcats - Bad Boy, Joey Castell - Tryin' To Get To You , Mort Shuman - Turn Me Loose, Johnny Kidd & the Pirates - Growl, Michael Cox - Too Hot To Handle, Larry Page & the Saga Satellites - Big Blon' Baby, Marty Wilde & the Wildcats - Donna, The Shadows - Saturday Dance, Vince Eager & the Vagabonds - Soda Pop Pop, Dean Webb - The Rough and the Smooth, Nikki Papas - 49 State Rock CD 2: Derry Hart and the Hartbeats - Come on Baby, Roy Young - Big Fat Mama, Neville Taylor and the Cutters - Crazy Little Daisy, Dickie Pride - Fabulous Cure, Johnny Kidd & the Pirates - Feelin', Billy Fury - Gonna Type A Letter, Tony Crombie and his Rockets - Red For Danger, Eddie Hickey - Lady May, The John Barry Seven - You've Gotta Way, Dean Webb - Hey Miss Fanny, Terry White and the Terriers - Rock Around The Mailbag, Do and Dena Farrell - New Love Tonight, Ray Ellington - Don't Burn Me Up , Winifred Atwell - Five Finger Boogie, Jack Parnell - Kansas City, David Ross - I'm Walkin' , The Southlanders - Peanuts, The Four Jacks - Rainbow Road, Billy Fury - Margo , Bert Weedon - Big Beat Boogie, Don Lang and his Frantic Five - See you Friday, Lorrae Desmond - Wait For It, Do and Dena Farrell - Young Magic, Ray Ellington - Swaller-Tail Coat, Terry White and the Terriers - Blackout, Sharkey Todd and the Monsters - The Horror Show, The Drifters - Don't Be A Fool With Love, Terry Wayne - She's Mine, The Sleepwalkers - The Golden Mile, Johnny Kidd & the Pirates - If You Were The Only Girl In The World, Adam Faith - Runk Bunk, The Rock 'n' Rollers - Coffee Break, Don Lang and his Frantic Five - Rock Rock Rock, Victor Silvester and his Rock 'n' Roll Rhythm - Rockin' Rhythm Roll, Sharkey Todd and the Monsters - Cool Gool) SMITH & CO Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: BAD PENNY BLUES - JOE MEEK THE EARLY YEARS (2 CD set. Back in the 50s, before he successfully struck out on his own to establish himself as the UK's first wholly independent record producer, JOE MEEK had served a remarkable 'apprenticeship' during the course of which he engineered, co-produced and/or produced countless sessions for many of the UK's established record companies. Joe carved out a highly impressive reputation during this period, working on dozens of hit records - including five UK No.1s - and in addition to his many and various Pop, Skiffle and R&R sessions, he also worked on copious Jazz, Folk, Blues, Calypso and even light orchestral recordings. Many RGM aficionados regard this as the most interesting phase of his oft-controversial career - certainly, it was his most commercially-successful - and this unique compilation offers a comprehensive overview of those early years. Most areas of Meek's musical spectrum are covered (although, being honest, we drew the line at light orchestral!) and this is the first time that many of these artists have been compiled in a Joe Meek context. Astonishingly, perhaps, around a third of these sides are unavailable elsewhere on CD - making this set an absolute 'must-have' for any half-serious Joe Meek fan/collector. Track listing: CD1 KENNY BAKER - Mean Dog Blues: GARY MILLER - The Yellow Rose Of Texas: BETTY MILLER - Georgia's Got A Moon: BIG BILL BROONZY When Do I Get To Be Called A Man?: GARY MILLER - Robin Hood: FRANKIE VAUGHAN - My Boy Flat Top: MARION RYAN - Cry Me A River: EDMUND HOCKRIDGE - Young And Foolish: SHIRLEY BASSEY - Burn My Candle: Stormy Weather: ERIC WINSTONE & HIS ORCHESTRA - Rhythm'n'Blues: DENNIS LOTIS - Sugaree: PAULINE SHEPHERD - Willie Can: EDMUND HOCKRIDGE - No Other Love: ANNE SHELTON - Too Young To Go Steady: DENNIS LOTIS - No Other One: HUMPHREY LYTTELTON & HIS BAND - Bad Penny Blues: PAULINE SHEPHERD - Treasure Of Love: KENNY GRAHAM & HIS SATELLITES - Lullabye: ANNE SHELTON - Lay Down Your Arms: EDMUND HOCKRIDGE - A Woman In Love: FRANKIE VAUGHAN - The Green Door: GARY MILLER - Garden Of Eden: LONNIE DONEGAN & HIS SKIFFLE GROUP - Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O: CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ BAND Feat. MONTY SUNSHINE - Petite Fleur: KENNY GRAHAM'S AFRO-CUBISTS - Rockin' In Rhythm: LONNIE DONEGAN & HIS SKIFFLE GROUP - Ella Speed (live): DICKIE BISHOP with LONNIE DONEGAN & HIS SKIFFLE GROUP - Precious Memories (live): ERIC DELANEY BAND - Rock'n'Roll King Cole: LONNIE DONEGAN & HIS SKIFFLE GROUP - Cumberland Gap CD2: JOHNNY DUNCAN & THE BLUE GRASS BOYS - Last Train To San Fernando: JOHN FRASER - Bye Bye Love: Why Don't They Understand?: JIMMY MILLER & HIS BARBECUES - Sizzling Hot: JOHNNY DUNCAN & THE BLUE GRASS BOYS - Blue, Blue Heartache: PEGGY SEEGER with GUY CARAWAN & ISLA CAMERON - Bring A Little Water, Sylvie: TEDDY JOHNSON & PEARL CARR - Tomorrow, Tomorrow: COLIN HICKS & HIS CABIN BOYS - Wild Eyes And Tender Lips: JACKIE DAVIES & HIS QUARTET - Land Of Make Believe: CLEO LAINE with DAVE LEE - Indian Summer: GARY MILLER - The Story Of My Life: JOHNNY DUNCAN & THE BLUE GRASS BOYS - If You Love Me Baby: JIMMY MILLER & HIS BARBECUES - Jelly Baby: TEDDY JOHNSON & PEARL CARR - Sweet Elizabeth: MARION RYAN - Oh Oh, I'm Falling In Love Again: BEN BOWERS with BERTIE KING'S ROYAL JAMAICANS - Not Me: LITA ROZA - You're The Greatest: BILL SHEPHERD ORCH - Tequila: SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE with CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ BAND - Key To The Highway: OTTILIE PATTERSON with CHRIS BARBER'S JAZZ BAND - Georgia Grind (live): MR ACKER BILK'S PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND - Travelling Blues: THE MIGHTY TERROR & HIS CALYPSONIANS - T.V. Calypso: ROCKIN' RED PRICE - Weekend: MIKE PRESTON - Why, Why, Why: Whispering Grass: CHERRY WAINER - Valencia: LITA ROZA - I've Got My Eyes On You: LORD INVADER & HIS CALYPSO RHYTHM BOYS - Teddy Boy Calypso.) U.K GVC Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: 6.5 SPECIAL / OH BOY (EARLY BRITISH TELEVISED ROCK 'N' ROLL - SIX--FIVE SPECIAL & JACK GOODS OH BOY. Towards the end of the 1950s when television and rock and roll were in their infancy the BBC launched what was to be it’s first attempt at a rock and roll programme. It was noisy. It was brash. It was chaotic. The high brow press hated it but the young people took it to their hearts. Six-Five Special was born! Almost a year later 'Oh Boy!' was launched on ITV by the same producer who created Six-Five Special, Jack Good. Unlike it’s predecessor it was an all out blast of streamlined rock and roll akin to a rocket launch! This fantastic CD has a whopping 39 tracks that cover both the Six-Five Special and 'Oh Boy!' albums in their entirety! Featuring big names Don Lang, Jim Dale and an artist who went on to be one of the UK biggest rock n roll stars Cliff Richard. If you are after some real corkers then check out Jim Dale's 'Party Time' and Don Lang’s 'Ramshackle Daddy' which rock by like an avalanche! Quite simply if you were around for these shows you will already know how good they were and if you missed them then now is your chance to grab hold of this sizzling hot rock platter and tear up the rug in your front room! Track listing: SIX-FIVE SPECIAL: 1. SIX-FIVE SPECIAL - DON LANG & HIS 'FRANTIC FIVE', 2. LET’S HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME - JOHN BARRY SEVEN, 3. BOPPIN’ THE BLUES - TERRY WAYNE, 4. CRAZY DREAM - JIM DALE, 5. COLD, COLD SHOWER - THE KING BROTHERS, 6. PICK A BALE OF COTTON - LAURIE LONDON, 7. ROCK-A-BILLY BOOGIE - JOHN BARRY SEVEN, 8. RAMSHACKLE DADDY - DON LANG & HIS 'FRANTIC FIVE', 9. PARTY TIME - THE KING BROTHERS, 10. TEENAGE BOOGIE - TERRY WAYNE, 11. EVERY WHICH WAY - JOHN BARRY SEVEN, 12. JUST BORN (TO BE YOUR BABY) - JIM DALE, 13. YOU STARTED SOMETHING - DON LANG & HIS 'FRANTIC FIVE', 14. UP ABOVE MY HEAD I HEAR MUSIC IN THE AIR - LAURIE LONDON, 15. SIX-FIVE JIVE - JIMMY JACKSON JACK GOOD’S ‘OH BOY!’: 16. T.V. HOP - CLIFF RICHARD, 17. LITTLE JONAH - TWO VERNON GIRLS, 18. ROCKIN’ ROBIN - CLIFF RICHARD, 19. WHEN THE SAINTS GO MARCHING IN - JOHN BARRY SEVEN, 20. BUZZ, BUZZ, BUZZ - VINCE EAGER, 21. GOOD GOOD - NEVILLE TAYLOR & THE CUTTERS, 22. HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL - CLIFF RICHARD, 23. BAD MOTORCYCLE - THE VERNON GIRLS, 24. HEY, HEY, HEY, HEY - CUDDLY DUDLEY, 25. ZING WENT THE STRINGS OF MY HEART - DALLAS BOYS, 26. YOUR HAND, YOUR HEART, YOUR LOVE - PETER ELLIOT, 27. EARLY IN THE MORNING - CLIFF RICHARD, 28. KING CREOLE - CLIFF RICHARD, 29. THERE’S NEVER BEEN A NIGHT - TWO VERNON GIRLS, 30. LE ROY - NEVILLE TAYLOR & THE DALLAS BOYS, 31. PANCHO - JOHN BARRY SEVEN, 32. BLUE RIBBON BABY - VINCE EAGER, 33. LITTLE MISS RUBY - NEVILLE TAYLOR & THE CUTTERS, 34. I’LL TRY - CLIFF RICHARD, 35. DON’T LOOK NOW, BUT - THE VERNON GIRLS, 36. LET’S ROCK WHILE THE ROCKIN’S GOOD - CUDDLY DUDLEY, 37. JOSHUA - DALLAS BOYS, 38. THE END - PETER ELLIOT, 39. SOMEBODY TOUCHED ME - CLIFF RICHARD) U.K JASMINE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: SAY WHEN - EMBER SIXTIES POP VOLUME 1 - 1960 - 1961 (In 1959, Jeffrey Kruger launched Ember Records as an independent, one of very few in the UK, where the majors held sway in that era. Straight away, the label set about trying to break into the charts with many fine pop releases. This CD series The Ember Sixties Pop series will collect the best of those records on to several volumes, starting with this compilation, which covers up to 1961. Michael Cox had appeared on Jack Good’s television show 'Boy Meets Girl'. Jack introduced him to Joe Meek who produced ‘Angela Jones’. Initially released on Meek’s own Triumph label, and then on Ember. Grant Tracy & The Sunsets were signed up in early 1961. The Sunsets tried their luck first with ‘Cry Of The Wild Goose’, flipped by ‘Manhunt’, written by their guitarist, the young Pete 'Honeybus' Dello. Their debut vocal sides ‘Say When’ and ‘Please Baby Please’ were written by Pomus-Shuman. Grant sounds a little like Elvis on the follow-up, ‘Pretend’ backed with the King’s own ‘Love Me’. The songs on Ray Merrell‘s Ember release were written by Ray together with Don Black and Cyril Stapleton under various pseudonyms. ‘Why Did You Leave Me’ and ‘Teenage Love’ are infectious teen items with pizzicato strings and strong lead guitar. Roy Young was on another Jack Good television show 'Oh Boy!'. Roy recorded the storming ‘Four An’ Twenty Thousand Kisses’ before going to Hamburg to appear with The Beatles when they were still called The Beat Brothers. Cuddly Duddly was probably the best known black British singer in 1961 thanks to many TV appearances, also on 'Oh Boy!'. He is backed on the rocking ‘Sitting On A Train’ and ‘One That I Like’ by The Redcaps. The Larry Lawrence tracks have a strong Bill Black Combo influence, especially on the chugging ‘Jug-A-Roo’. Ray Ellington had the benefit of backing by Tony Crombie’s band, and everybody was swinging nicely on ‘Jump Over’ and ‘The Madison’. Julie, Hazel and Betty Dunderdale shortened their name to The Dale Sisters for their Ember debut, the bright and breezy ‘My Sunday Baby’. Pianist Tommy Sanderson was amongst the elite of London session players, frequently joined on dates by Bert Weedon on guitar and Ronnie Verrell on drums, who may have been The Sandmen on ‘Deadline’. Many of these original singles are highly collectable (mint copies of Michael Cox are valued at 45 pound and both the Grant Tracy & The Sunsets releases at 20 pounds). Subsequent volumes will carry the story through to the end of the sixties, with sought after tracks by Carter, Lewis & The Southerners and Mark Douglas amongst those included. The series is complemented by compilations devoted to Beat and rock from the Ember vaults. Recordings are mastered from tape, where available, and booklets illustrated with sleeve and label shots. Track listing: 1. Michael Cox - Angela Jones, 2. Michael Cox - Don't Want To Know, 3. Grant Tracy & The Sunsets - Say When, 4. Grant Tracy & The Sunsets - Please Baby Please, 5. Ray Merrell - Why Did You Leave Me, 6. Ray Merrell - Teenage Love, 7. Roy Young - Four An' Twenty Thousand Kisses (24 Mila Baci), 8. Roy Young - Late Last Evening, 9. Grant Tracy & The Sunsets - Pretend, 10. Grant Tracy & The Sunsets - Love Me, 11. The Sunsets - Cry Of The Wild Goose, 12. The Sunsets - Manhunt, 13. Cuddly Duddly & The Redcaps - Sitting On A Train, 14. Cuddly Duddly & The Redcaps - One That I Like, 15. Larry Lawrence & The Beatniks - Jug-A-Roo, 16. Larry Lawrence & The Beatniks - Squad Car Theme, 17. Ray Ellington - Jump Over, 18. Ray Ellington - The Madison, 19. The Dale Sisters - My Sunday Baby (Un Telegrama), 20. The Dale Sisters - All My Life, 21. Tommy Sanderson & The Sandmen - Deadline, 22. Tommy Sanderson & The Sandmen - Candleglow) U.K FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: TWO TIMING BABY - EMBER SIXTIES POP VOLUME 2 (In 1960 Jeffrey Kruger launched Ember Records as an independent, one of very few in the UK, where the majors held sway. Straight away, the label set about trying to break into the charts with many fine pop releases. The Ember Sixties Pop series will collate the best of those records. Two Timing Baby is the second instalment, picking up the story from where Say When: Ember Sixties Pop Volume 1 (FVCD044) left off. Carter, Lewis & The Southerners’ first Ember single Two Timing Baby / Will It Happen To Me features Joe Meek engineering, Geoff Goddard on piano, Albert Lee on guitar, Chas Hodges on bass and Bobby Graham on drums. The Meek connection continues with Mark Douglas’ only single: Joe produced It Matters Not / Upside Down and Tornado Clem Cattini confirms he drums on both tracks. American songwriters Buddy Kaye and Phil Springer penned many hits, including The Next Time for Cliff Richard. They brought several songs to Ember and Grant Tracy was the adaptable vocalist on The Great Matchmaker / The Tears Came Rolling Down and the follow-up flip Taming Tigers. Other beneficiaries of the prolific Kaye and Springer were Johnny Carson (Are You Anyone’s Girl / Teenage Bachelor and, again, The Tears Came Rolling Down) and Sandra Gale (Hello Heartache / If She’s Right For You) who had been girl singer with the Ray Ellington Quartet, joining Ember when Ellington did. Kruger chose the songs for Lita Roza’s single with the aim of moving her sound towards pop and rock ‘n’ roll, and she turns in fine performances on Mama (He Treats Your Daughter Mean) / (He’s My) Dreamboat, aided by a driving band led by Tony Crombie. Brooklyn-born Kerry Adams recorded her single in New York, conducted by future soul giant Jerry Ragovoy. The Dale Sisters’ cute harmonies are evident on their second Ember single, Road To Love / Secrets. Tommy Sanderson’s second Ember 45 combined trad-jazz Ding Dong Rag with groovy Piano A Go Go, which would have made a great theme for a TV detective show. Many of these original singles are highly collectable (mint copies of Mark Douglas are valued at GBP75, Carter, Lewis & The Southerners at GBP50 and Lita Roza at GBP30). Subsequent volumes will carry the story through to the end of the sixties, with further sought after tracks included. The series is complemented by compilations devoted to beat and rock from the Ember vaults. Recordings are mastered from tape, where available, and booklets illustrated with sleeve and label shots. Track listing: 1. Carter, Lewis & The Southerners - Two Timing Baby, 2. Carter, Lewis & The Southerners - Will It Happen To Me, 3. Mark Douglas - It Matters Not, 4. Mark Douglas - Upside Down, 5. Grant Tracy - The Great Matchmaker, 6. Grant Tracy - The Tears Came Rolling Down, 7. Lita Roza - Mama (He Treats Your Daughter Mean), 8. Lita Roza - (He's My) Dreamboat, 9. Johnny Carson - Are You Anyone's Girl, 10. Johnny Carson - Teenage Bachelor, 11. Grant Tracy - The Painted Smile, 12. Grant Tracy - Taming Tigers, 13. Sandra Gale - Hello Heartbreak, 14. Sandra Gale - If She's Right For You, 15. Johnny Carson - One Track Mind, 16. Johnny Carson - The Tears Came Rolling Down, 17. Kerry Adams - Lonely Christmas, 18. Kerry Adams - Every Boy Like Me, 19. The Dale Sisters - Road To Love, 20. The Dale Sisters - Secrets, 21. Tommy Sanderson & The Sandmen - Ding Dong Rag, 22. Tommy Sanderson & The Sandmen - Piano A Go Go) U.K FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: HELLO MY ANGEL - EMBER SIXTIES POP VOLUME 3 - 1963 - 1964 (In 1960, Jeffrey Kruger launched Ember Records as an independent, one of very few in the UK, where the majors held sway. Straight away, the label set about trying to break into the charts with many fine pop releases. The Ember Sixties Pop series will collate the best of those records. Hello My Angel is the third instalment, picking up the story from where Two Timing Baby: Ember Sixties Pop Volume 2 (FVCD052) left off. For his debut single Ray Singer was backed by the arranging and producing talents of ace session pianist Arthur Greenslade and drummer Bobby Graham. Ray wrote the lively Tell Me Now himself, while the bluesy flip I'm Comin' Home was provided by future Beach Boy Bruce Johnston. Norman Fowler from York acquired the stage name Steve Cassidy for his 1963 John Barry-produced Ember 45. Ecstasy was penned by the unusual combination of Marty Wilde and Mike Pratt, the latter a future star in the TV series Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased). Count Downe & The Zeros were signed at the beginning of 1964 and cut their solitary single at Olympic. The plug side Hello My Angel is included here. Checking the original tapes for this compilation has turned up a tremendous trove of tracks that were unissued at the time. They will be of considerable interest to Sixties collectors. Mark Wirtz masterminded Marcus Tro's only 45, writing, arranging and producing b-side What's The Matter Little Girl. Another strong Wirtz production is Sheila & Jenny's cover of When The Boy's Happy (a fine Jeff Barry-Ellie Greenwich number originally a US hit for The Four Pennies aka The Chiffons). Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde were Ember's most successful artists in the States. Lemon Tree had previously been a hit for Peter, Paul & Mary, while Early In The Morning was actually composed by Paul. Russ Hamilton re-recorded 1957 hit We Will Make Love for Ember with a more Sixties sound from the Greenslade-Graham team at Olympic. Ray Ellington's fourth single for the company combined Lionel Bart's Rhythm Of The World with Roy Orbison's If You Can't Say Anything Nice. Lynn Holland's only Ember 45 featured energetic versions of the standards And The Angels Sing and I Can't Read Your Writing (For My Tears). Pete Dello of The Sunsets' melodic Little Kelly first appeared on their 1964 LP Teenbeat. Track listing: Tell Me Now (Ray Singer), I'm Comin' Home (Ray Singer), Ecstasy (Steve Cassidy), I'm A-Worryin' (Steve Cassidy), Hello My Angel (Count Downe & The Zeros), What's The Matter Little Girl (Marcus Tro), Lemon Tree (Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde), Early In The Morning (Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde), Valley Of Love (Russ Hamilton), Loneliest Boy In Town (Russ Hamilton), Rhythm Of The World (Ray Ellington), If You Can't Say Something Nice (Ray Ellington), And The Angels Sing (Lynn Holland), I Can't Read Your Writing (For My Tears) (Lynn Holland), When The Boy's Happy (Sheila & Jenny), But Please Don't Break Her Heart (Sheila & Jenny), We Will Make Love (Russ Hamilton), No One Can Love Like You (Russ Hamilton), Little Kelly (The Sunsets), Always On My Mind (Count Downe & The Zeros), Rolling Stone (Count Downe & The Zeros), I Don't Mean It (Count Downe & The Zeros), One Broken Heart (Count Downe & The Zeros), You're My Girl (Count Downe & The Zeros), How Can This Be True (Count Downe & The Zeros), If I Find A Word (Count Downe & The Zeros), Baby Come Back To Me (Count Downe & The Zeros) U.K FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: TELL ME - EMBER BEAT VOLUME 1 (In 1960 Ember joined the small number of indies trying to compete in a market dominated by the four major record companies. That it survived until 1979 is testament to the acumen of founder Jeffrey Kruger, who had made waves in the fifties music scene with his London jazz club, The Flamingo, and his interests in publishing. Hit records proved hard to come by, but by spotting opportunities ahead of the pack and catering for specialist audiences, Kruger was able to run a flourishing record label. By 1962 the first evidence of what became known as beat music was emerging, most famously with The Beatles’ “Love Me Do”, charting that October. A couple of the acts featured on this, the first of three compilations devoted to Ember beat 1962-1967, were no strangers to the label. In an arrangement similar to that enjoyed by The Shadows with Cliff Richard, The Sunsets (who included guitarist Pete Dello, later of Honeybus of “I Can’t Let Maggie Go” fame) had released instrumental records in their own right and also backed vocalist Grant Tracy. Their two muscular contributions to Ember Beat Vol. 1 first surfaced on the label in 1963, but are redolent of the pre-Beatles rock’n’roll instrumental group scene. Carter, Lewis and The Southerners had one Ember single under their belt before issuing “Tell Me” in 1962. Engineered by the legendary Joe Meek and written by his regular collaborator Geoffrey Goddard, “Tell Me” was backed with a Carter/Lewis original. Individually and collectively, Carter and Lewis were to go on to considerable success, ultimately dropping their performing roles and concentrating on songwriting and management. With the advent of producer/composer/arranger John Barry, Ember definitely moved up a gear. Barry came to Ember with an impressive CV: in-house arranger for EMI, leader of hit instrumental combo The John Barry Seven, and composer, arranger and conductor on the first UK soundtrack album (to the Adam Faith vehicle Beat Girl). Ember released several Barry soundtracks, including Zulu, which had one side of soundtrack recordings, and a second side which we have plundered for classy beat instrumentals by the stellar John Barry Seven. Barry also introduced pop duo Chad and Jeremy to Ember. The pair had just one domestic hit with debut Yesterday’s Gone, but were massive in the US as part of the British Invasion. Initially produced by Barry, and then by Shel Talmy and ultimately Jimmy Haskell, the duo recorded diverse repertoire, ranging from folk to show tunes. For the Ember Beat series we concentrate on their beat-ier, pop material. Kruger leased several of Chad and Jeremy’s singles to United Artists. Likewise the John Barry-produced group A Band Of Angels was signed to UA, for a pair of singles, which were the earliest commercial recordings of Mike D’Abo, who later succeeded Paul Jones as singer with Manfred Mann, as well as penning Handbags And Gladrags and many other hits. Marcus Tro’s solitary A-side was a cover version of early Jagger/Richard composition Tell Me, produced by emerging talent Mark Wirtz. The Washington DC’s released one single on Ember. Further material by the group surfaced on an album released to gain more mileage from a pre-fame Dave Clark Five single (the rights to which, alas, have subsequently reverted to Dave Clark). We also round up a B-side by Brighton group Count Downe and The Zeros, and both sides of a single by singer/guitarist Ray Singer (later, briefly a member of psych-pop group Nirvana). This is the first coherent survey of Ember’s releases from the beat era. Many of the original singles are highly collectable (mint copies of Carter, Lewis and Count Downe going for 50 GBP and 35 GBP respectively). Subsequent volumes will carry the story through to 1967, with collectables by The Couriers, The Brothers Grimm, The Clockwork Oranges and The Fadin’ Colours. The series will be complemented by compilations devoted to pre- and post-Beat pop and rock from the Ember vaults. Recordings will be mastered from tape, where available, and booklets illustrated with sleeve and label shots. Track listing: Savoy Club Stomp (The Sunsets), Tell Me (Carter, Lewis & The Southerners), My Broken Heart (Carter, Lewis & The Southerners), Mountain King (The Sunsets), Yesterday's Gone (Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde), Zulu Stamp (The John Barry Seven), Monkey Feathers (The John Barry Seven), Like I Love You Today (Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde), Don't Shed A Tear (Count Downe & The Zeros), Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (The Washington DC's), Where Did You Go? (The Washington DC's), High Grass (The John Barry Seven), Big Shield (The John Barry Seven), Me (A Band Of Angels), Not True As Yet (A Band Of Angels), A Summer Song (Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde), It's Gotta Be (Ray Singer), Hey, Who? (Ray Singer), Gonna Make A Woman (A Band Of Angels), She'll Never Be You (A Band Of Angels), If She Was Mine (Chad & Jeremy), Now And Forever (Chad & Jeremy), Tell Me (Marcus Tro), Monkey Feathers (take 1) (The John Barry Seven), Yesterday's Gone (stereo, no guitar overdub) (Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde)) U.K FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: DONE ME WRONG - EMBER BEAT VOLUME 2 (Done Me Wrong is the second installment of a three-volume series devoted to mining the Ember archives for choice beat recordings from the years 1962 to 1967, picking up the story from where Tell Me: Ember Beat Vol. 1 (FVCD014) left off. A third volume of Ember Beat will carry the story through to 1967, serving up collectables by The Clockwork Oranges and The Fadin’ Colours, as well as more Belfast beat, and soulful sounds courtesy of Bobby Johnson & The Atoms. The series will be complemented by further compilations, to provide a comprehensive survey of Ember’s contribution to pop, rock, soul and British modern jazz in the sixties and seventies. ABOUT THE ARTISTS: The Couriers were a London band, who toured South Africa and wound up starring in the musical comedy film Africa Shakes. Between 1963 and 1964 they recorded two albums for South African label Renown. The A-side of their one Ember single was a cover of 'Take Away', which had been the flipside of The Tams’ hit, 'Hey Girl Don’t Bother Me'. For the B-side the group chose an original, 'Done Me Wrong', a popular item among collectors of the British R&B/freakbeat scene, who will pay up to 30 pounds for the single, or 100 pounds if the scarce picture sleeve is intact. Chad and Jeremy scored just one British hit with their John Barry-produced debut single 'Yesterday’s Gone', but were immensely successful in the States, eventually relocating to California and signing to Columbia. Done Me Wrong cherry-picks two tracks from their first Ember LP, including the Lennon/McCartney composition 'From A Window', plus the single 'What Do You Want With Me?', and two tracks from the duo’s second Ember album. From their 1965 Ember album Dave Clark Five And The Washington DC's, 'Little One' appears along with two unreleased recordings, which may have been intended for a single. There is also a previously unissued recording by Warwick-based The Midnights, plus both sides of their only Ember single. Grant Tracy was no stranger to Ember, having released four singles between 1961 and 1962. In 1965 he re-signed to the label for the Mark Wirtz-produced 'Tell Her I Lied' c/w 'Never Let It Be Said', bringing the singer’s relationship with Ember to a close. Mel & The Brothers Grimm released one single on Decca before signing to Ember as simply The Brothers Grimm for their second and last single 'A Man Needs Love', penned by George Fischoff and Tony Powers, the writers of '98.6' and 'Lazy Day' (hits for Keith and Spanky & Our Gang respectively). (Flipside 'Looky Looky' can be heard on Ember soul compilation Good To The Last Drop, FVCD019.) In 1965 Ember released Liverpool Today 'Live At The Cavern'. The whole album has been reissued by Fantastic Voyage (FVCD015) but here you can sample local heroes Earl Preston's Realms performing 'Daddy Rolling Stone'. The rest of the tracks assembled here were originally issued on the Ember album Ireland's Greatest Sounds: Five Top Groups From Belfast’s Maritime Club, which was released in1966 and presumably intended to exploit the success of Them featuring Van Morrison, who had emerged from this scene back in 1964. There is a track apiece from The Alleykatz, The Bats, Luvin' Kind, Just Five and The People (who evolved into rock group Eire Apparent and recorded an album with Jimi Hendrix.) Track listing: 1 The Couriers: Done Me Wrong, 2 The Couriers: Take Away, 3 Chad & Jeremy: The Truth Often Hurts The Heart, 4 Chad & Jeremy: From A Window, 5 The Washington DC's: Little One, 6 The Midnights: Since I Lost You, 7 Grant Tracy: Tell Her I Lied, 8 Grant Tracy: Never Let It Be Said, 9 Chad & Jeremy: What Do You Want With Me?, 10 The Midnights: Show Me Around, 11 The Midnights: Only Two Can Play, 12 The Washington DC's: Have You Seen My Baby?, 13 The Washington DC's: Return To Me, 14 The Brothers Grimm: A Man Needs Love, 15 Earl Preston's Realms: Daddy Rolling Stone, 16 Chad & Jeremy: No Other Baby, 17 Chad & Jeremy: My How The Time Goes By, 18 The Alleykatz: The Friendly Undertaker, 19 The Bats: On The Waterfront, 20 Just Five: Well Don't That Beat Them All, 21 The People: Well… All Right, 22 Luvin' Kind: It's A Cruel World, Alternative Versions, 23 The Couriers: Done Me Wrong (backing track), 24 The Couriers: Take Away (backing track) U.K FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: AFTER TONIGHT - EMBER BEAT VOLUME 3 (Following hot on the heels of Tell Me (FVCD014) and Done Me Wrong (FVCD023), After Tonight concludes our survey of indie label Ember’s contribution to the beat scene. We have reached the years 1966 and 1967, when the beat scene was giving way to the nascent rock sound and psychedelia on the one hand, and teen-orientated pop on the other. Cover versions of both A Whiter Shade Of Pale (by Bobby Johnson & The Atoms) and The Theme From 'The Monkees' (by The Peenuts) illustrate this divergence of markets. After Tonight serves up a track apiece by The Alleykatz, The Bats, Luvin' Kind, Just Five and The People (who evolved into rock group Eire Apparent and recorded an album with Jimi Hendrix), concluding our reissue of tracks from the 1966 album Ireland's Greatest Sounds: Five Top Groups From Belfast’s Maritime Club. Elsewhere, styles range from the garage surf of The Clockwork Oranges to the club-friendly home-grown R&B sound of Bobby Johnson & The Atoms (whose contributions include a cover of the Otis Redding/Carla Thomas hit Tramp). Both singles by The Fadin' Colours are included. The first is a cover of (Just Like) Romeo And Juliet, a US hit for The Reflections, while the second, the superior Be With Me, may never have got beyond acetate stage. Vocalist Ray Singer, later briefly a member of UK pop-psych band Nirvana, is represented by both sides of a single and a brace of album cuts. Paul's Troubles only released one single on Ember, but we have also included two further tracks from a French EP. The series will be complemented by further compilations, to provide a comprehensive survey of Ember’s contribution to pop, rock, soul and British modern jazz in the sixties and seventies. Track listing: 01 The Clockwork Oranges: Ready, Steady, 02 The Clockwork Oranges: After Tonight, 03 Ray Singer: Look In Your Eyes, 04 Ray Singer: Ah Oop, 05 The Alleykatz: Chicago Calling, 06 The Bats: People Like You, 07 Just Five: I Will Have You, 08 The People: I'm With You, 09 Luvin' Kind: Answers Please, 10 The Fadin' Colours: (Just Like) Romeo And Juliet, 11 The Fadin' Colours: Billy Christian, 12 Ray Singer: What's Done Has Been Done, 13 Ray Singer: Won't It Be Fine, 14 Paul's Troubles: You'll Find Out, 15 Paul's Troubles: You've Got Something, 16 Bobby Johnson & The Atoms: A Whiter Shade Of Pale, 17 Bobby Johnson & The Atoms: Another Man, 18 The Fadin' Colours: Be With Me, 19 The Fadin' Colours: You're No Use, 20 Paul's Troubles: The Devil Jumps Up, 21 Paul's Troubles: That's My Kind Of Love, 22 The Peenuts: The Theme From The Monkees, 23 Ray Singer: A Dreamer Of The Past, 24 Bobby Johnson & The Atoms: Do It Again A Little Bit Slower, 25 Bobby Johnson & The Atoms: Tramp. Alternative Versions: 26 Bobby Johnson & The Atoms: Do It Again A Little Bit Slower (backing track), 27 Bobby Johnson & The Atoms: Tramp (backing track) FANTASTIC VOYAGE Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: THE BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL ANTHOLOGY 1956 - 1964 (5 x CD set, 93 original recordings. This 5 CD set contains some of the best pioneering Beat Boom recordings, including British takes on US R&B hits like ‘Some Other Guy’ by the Big Three, ‘Just Little Bit’ by The Undertakers and Rufus Thomas’ recording ‘Walking The Dog’ by Merseyside group The Dennisons. You can add to those Bern Elliott & The Fenmen’s interpretation of the Motown favourite ‘Money’ and Dave Berry & The Cruisers’ unique take on the early Elvis favourite ‘ My Baby Left Me’. Also highlighted are outstanding original songs like ’ That’s What I Want’ by The Marauders and ’Everything’s Alight’ from Liverpool’s Mojos. One of the most interesting features of this collection has to be the inclusion of many of the first or very early releases by some of the biggest acts of the later years. Numbered among these are The Animals, Tom Jones, Georgie Fame and The Who, whose first release ‘I’m The Face’ (issued as by The High Numbers) is highlighted. There are also early records by Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders, Steve ‘Small Faces’ Marriott, Joe Cocker, Spencer Davis, Lulu (with what else but ‘Shout’), the inimitable Rod Stewart and of course The Beatles, who are featured with their 1961 revival of the 1920s song ‘Ain’t She Sweet’. Between 1956 and 1964, the years that this set spans, there were many big changes in the music world. For example, the breakable 10” 78rpm records which accounted for almost all UK single sales in 1956, had by 1964 become museum pieces, and been replaced by the 7'' unbreakable 45rpm singles. The music itself too had, of course, altered significantly in the period when teens went from Teddy Boys to Mods, and British rock’n’roll artists went from fans to followers to leaders. This anthology includes most of the varied faces of UK rock’n’roll in that era including a few somewhat dated or carefully cloned covers, novelty numbers, skiffle songs, praiseworthy interpretations of US hits, outstanding original rock songs, instrumentals, teen beat/pop rock, early British R&B and Merseybeat. It does in fact include almost every musical area of note in British rock music’s rise, and goes literally from big bands to The Beatles. Track listing: DISC ONE: 1. Tommy Steele & The Steelmen Rock With The Caveman, 2. Lonnie Donegan Cumberland Gap, 3. Jim Dale Be My Girl, 4. Lord Rockingham's X I Hoots Mon!, 5. Marty Wilde A Teenager In Love, 6. Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Shakin' All Over, 7. Adam Faith Poor Me, 8. Joe Brown & The Bruvvers A Picture Of You, 9. The Viscounts Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp Bomp Bomp), 10. Jet Harris Man With The Golden Arm, 11. Tommy Bruce & The Bruisers Ain't Misbehavin', 12. Eden Kane Well I Ask You, 13. Billy Fury Wondrous Place, 14. The Tornados Telstar, 15. Chris Farlowe Air Travel, 16. Tom Jones Chills And Fever, 17. The High Numbers I'm The Face, 18. Joe Cocker I'll Cry Instead, 19. The Beatles Ain't She Sweet DISC TWO: 1. Lonnie Donegan Rock Island Line, 2. Marion Ryan Why Do Fools Fall In Love, 3. Terry Dene Start Movin (In My Direction), 4. Colin Hicks Wild Eyes & Tender Lips, 5. Johnny Kidd & The Pirates Please Don't Touch, 6. Tommy Steele & The Steelmen Tallahassee Lassie, 7. Marty Wilde Bad Boy, 8. Joe Brown & The Bruvvers Darktown Strutters Ball, 9. Jet Harris Besame Mucho (Kiss Me), 10. The Brooks Brothers Warpaint, 11. Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers You Got What I Like, 12. Davy Jones Amapola, 13. Helen Shapiro Don't Treat Me Like A Child, 14. The Shadows Wonderful Land, 15. Bern Elliot & The Fenman Money, 16. Dave Berry My Baby Left Me, 17. Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders Hello Josephine, 18. The Animals Baby Let Me Take You Home DISC THREE: 1. Frankie Vaughan Green Door, 2. Lonnie Donegan Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O, 3. Anthony Newley Idle On Parade, 4. Terry Dene Pretty Little Pearly, 5. Marty Wilde Endless Sleep, 6. Craig Douglas Nothing Shakin', 7. Billy Fury Maybe Tomorrow, 8. Mort Shuman Turn Me Loose, 9. The Jetstreams Bongo Rock, 10. Eden Kane Get Lost (In My Arms), 11. Lyn Cornell I Sold Me Heart To The Junkman, 12. Nero & The Gladiators Entry Of The Gladiators, 13. Jimmy Powell Sugar Babe (Part 1-2), 14. Cyril Davies County Line Special, 15. Georgie Fame Do The Dog, 16. Jimmy Justice Bloodshot Eyes, 17. The Marauders That's What I Want, 18. The Mojos Everything's Alright, 19. The Spencer Davis Group Dimples DISC FOUR: 1. Tony Crombie & The Rockets Teach You To Rock, 2. Four Jones Boys Tutti Frutti, 3. Frankie Vaughan These Dangerous Years, 4. The Southlanders The Mole In A Hole, 5. Joey Castell I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone, 6. Wee Willie Harris Love Bug Crawl, 7. Ted Heath Tequila, 8. Vince Eager & The Vagabonds Yea Yea, 9. Tommy Steele & The Steelmen Come On, Let's Go, 10. Sally Kelly Little Cutie, 11. The Viscounts Shortnin' Bread, 12. Rhet Stoller Chariot, 13. Louise Cordet I'm Just A Baby, 14. Lee Diamond & The Cherokees I'll Step Down, 15. Jet Harris & Tony Meehan Diamonds, 16. Steve Marriott Give Her My Regards, 17. The Dennisons Walking The Dog, 18. The Undertakers Just A Little Bit, 19. Rod Stewart Good Morning Little Schoolgirl DISC FIVE: 1. Tommy Steele & The Steelmen Singing The Blues, 2. Frankie Vaughan Seventeen, 3. The Goons Bloodnok's Rock 'N' Roll Call, 4. Petula Clark Baby Lover, 5. Lord Rockingham's X I Wee Tom, 6. Marty Wilde Honeycomb, 7. Most Brothers Whole Lotta Woman, 8. Wee Willie Harris Rockin' At The Two I's, 9. Terry Dene Baby She's Gone, 10. Vince Taylor & The Playboys Brand New Cadillac, 11. The Viscounts Rockin' Little Angel, 12. Lonnie Donegan Have A Drink On Me, 13. Joe Brown & The Bruvvers I'm Henry The Eighth I Am, 14. Billy Fury & The Four Jays That's Love, 15. Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers Can Can 62, 16. Howie Casey & The Seniors True Fine Mama, 17. The Big Three Some Other Guy, 18. Lulu & The Luvvers Shout) U.K UNIVERSAL Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: EMBASSY LABEL TEEN FAVOURITES VOLUME 1 (30 late 50s - early 60s rockin' teeners from UK Woolworths label Track listing: 1. Cradle Of Love - Bobby Stevens, 2. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes - Les Carle, 3. When Will You Say I Love You - Mike Redway, 4. Here Comes That Feeling - Kay Barry, 5. Borne On The Wind - Ray Pilgrim, 6. Dream Lover - Hal Munro, 7. Language Of Love - Bobby Stevens, 8. Pretty Blue Eyes - Johnny Worth, 9. Makin' Love - Paul Rich, 10. Don't Ever Change - Redd Wayne, 11. Only Sixteen - Rikki Henderson, 12. Born Too Late - Maureen Evans, 13. Poetry In Motion - Don Duke, 14. Run To Him - Rikki Henderson, 15. Running Bear - Dick Jordan, 16. The Time Has Come - Bobbie Britton, 17. Someone Else's Baby - Johnny Worth, 18. Tell Laura I Love Her - Paul Rich, 19. Don't Treat Me Like A Child - Jean Campbell, 20. Broken Hearted Melody - Maureen Evans, 21. Once Upon A Dream - Mike Redway, 22. Starry Eyed - Rikki Henderson, 23. Romeo - Jean Campbell, 24. Lonely Boy - Johnny Worth, 25. You Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry - The Starlings, 26. A Forever Kind Of love - Mike Redway, 27. Bobby Tomorrow - Ray Pilgrim, 28. Boys Cry - Les Carle, 29. Who Put The Bomp (In The Bomp Bomp Bomp) - Bobby Stevens, 30. No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile - Ray Pilgrim & Mike Redway) ESPRESSO Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: EMBASSY LABEL TEEN FAVOURITES VOLUME 2 (30 late 1950s - early 60s rockin' teeners from UK Woolworths label. Track listing: Hal Burton - Move It, Dick Jordan - Here Comes Summer, The Saville Brothers - Charlie Brown, Rikki Henderson - Peggy Sue Got Married, Bobby Stevens - His Latest Flame, Bud Ashton - Foot Tapper, Maureen Evans - Fever, Rikki Henderson - High Class Baby, Bobby Stevens - Shakin’ All Over, Ray Pilgrim - Bachelor Boy, Bobby Stevens - A Mess Of Blues, Johnny Worth - Mean Streak, The Typhoons - Rhythm Of The Rain, Ray Pilgrim - Brown-Eyed Handsome Man, Mike Redway - Blue Bayou, Bobby Stevens - Take Good Care Of My Baby, Paul Rich - Poor Little Fool, Bud Ashton - Shindig, Ray Pilgrim - Let’s Dance, Paul Rich - Sheila, Mike Redway - Bossa Nova Baby, The Typhoons - Candy Man, Paul Rich - No Particular Place To Go, Bud Ashton - Genie With The Light Brown Lamp, Joan Baxter - Stay Awhile, Typhoons - All My Loving, Ray Pilgrim - Have I The Right, The Starlings - Da Doo Ron Ron, The Pearls - He’s So Fine, Rikki Henderson - What In The World’s Come Over You) ESPRESSO Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: EMBASSY LABEL TEEN FAVOURITES VOLUME 3 (30 late 50s - early 60s rockin' teeners from UK Woolworths label. Track listing: Heart of a teenage girl - Bobby Stevens, Seven little girls - Barry Kendall, Poor me - Johnny Worth, Susin' Darlin' -Hal Burton, The three bells -Rikki Henderson, Fort Worth Jail - Johnny Worth, Side saddle -Joe Julian, Speak to me pretty -Kay Barry, Runaway -Rikki Henderson, Temptation -Don Duke, What do you want to make those eyes at me for-Johnny Worth, Why- Rikki Henderson, Blue velvet- Don Duke, Google eye- Jaybirds, You're no good -Typhoons, Hold me - Ray Pilgrim & Beatmen, She's not there -Jaybirds, Reminiscing - Paul Rich, What have they done to the rain - Jaybirds, James Bond theme -Glenn Derry Orch, Some kinda fun - Ray Pilgrim, I love you baby - Terry Brandon, Angela Jones - Bobby Stevens, Big Bad John - Bobby Stevens, Lovesick blues - Ray Pilgrim, Um,um,um,um,um,um - Typhoons, You really got me - Typhoons, Bits n pieces - Typhoons, He's in town - Typhoons, A 100 pounds of clay- Paul Rich) ESPRESSO Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: EMBASSY LABEL ROCK 'N' ROLL VOLUME 1 (30 original rock 'n' roll cover versions from the legendary budget label EMBASSY RECORDS as sold by Woolworths in the 1950s - 1960s.Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - THE TUNETTES That'll Be The Day - THE TUNETTES Bye Bye Baby - PAUL RICH Rockin' Through The Rye - THE CANADIANS Singing The Blues - DAVID ROSS Ain't Misbehavin' - RIKKI HENDERSON / Rockabilly Boogie - THE ROCK 'N' ROLLERS / Tallahassee Lassie - RIKKI HENDERSON / Mona Lisa - PAUL RICH / Party Doll - PAUL RICH / Giddy Up A Ding Dong - KEN JONES & THE ROCK 'N' ROLLERS / Razzle Dazzle - KEN JONES & THE ROCK 'N' ROLLERS / Good Golly Miss Molly - HAL MUNRO / Happy Baby - THE ROCK 'N' ROLLERS / Ko Ko Mo - THE ROCK 'N' ROLLERS / Kansas City - RIKKI HENDERSON / See You Later Alligator - THE CANADIANS / Stood Up - DAVID GRANT / I Go Ape - PAUL RICH / Fabulous - PAUL RICH / Coffee Break - THE ROCK 'N' ROLLERS / I Didn't Mean It - THE ROCK 'N' ROLLERS / I'm Walkin' - DAVID ROSS / Charlie Brown - THE SAVILLE BROTHERS / Wake Up Little Susie - DAVID ROSS / Chantilly Lace - PAUL RICH / When - JOHNNY WORTH / School Day - DAVID ROSS / Whole Lotta Woman - PAUL RICH / Baby Face - PAUL RICH) PINK & BLACK Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: THE EMBASSY RECORD STORY - TRIBUTE TO CLIFF RICHARD (original cover versions of Cliff Richard songs as released on Woolworth's budget Embassy label Full track listing: 1. Move It - Hal Burton 2. High Class Baby - Rikki Henderson 3. Meanstreak - Johnny Worth 4. Living Doll - Johnny Worth 5. Travellin' Light - Dick Jordan 6. Dynamite - Rikki Henderson 7. A Voice In The Wilderness - Johnny Worth 8. Fall In Love With You - Bobby Stevens 9. Please Don't Tease - Don Duke 10. Nine Times Out Of Ten - Johnny Worth 11. I Love You - Bobby Stevens 12. Theme For A Dream - Don Duke 13. Gee Whiz It's You - Don Duke 14. A Girl Like You - Bobby Stevens 15. When The Girl In Your Arms - Don Duke 16. The Young Ones - Bobby Stevens 17. I'm Looking Out The Window - Bobby Stevens 18. It'll Be Me - Les Carle 19. The Next Time - Mike Redway 20. Bachelor Boy -Ray Pilgrim 21. Summer Holiday - Mike Redway 22. Lucky Lips - Mike Redway 23. It's All In The Game - Mike Redway 24. On The Beach - Redd Wayne 25. The Twelfth Of Never - Redd Wayne) PINK & BLACK Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: THE EMBASSY RECORD STORY - TRIBUTE TO ELVIS PRESLEY (30 original covers versions of Elvis songs as released on Woolworth's budget Embassy label Full track listing: 1. All Shook Up - Shorty Mitchell 2. (Let's Have A) Party - Rikki Henderson 3. Jailhouse Rock - Hal Munro 4. Wear My Ring - Hal Munro 5. Hard Headed Woman - Paul Rich 6. Kid Creole - Johnny Worth 7. I Got Stung - Johnny Worth 8. One Night - Rikki Henderson 9. I Need Your Love Tonight - Rikki Henderson 10. A Fool Such As I - Johnny Worth 11. Stuck On You - Bobby Stevens 12. A Mess Of Blues - Bobby Stevens 13. It's Now Or Never - Rikki Henderson 14. Are You Lonesome Tonight - Rikki Henderson 15. Surrender - Rikki Henderson 16. His Latest Flame - Bobby Stevens 17. Rockahula Baby - Paul Rich 18. Can't Help Falling In Love - Bobby Stevens 19. Good Luck Charm - Bobby Stevens 20. Follow That Dream - Bobby Stevens 21. She's Not You - Les Carle 22. King Of The Whole Wide World - Les Carle 23. A Whistling Tune - Les Carle 24. Ridin' The Rainbow - Les Carle 25. One Broken Heart For Sale - Rikki Henderson 26. Bossa Nova Baby - Mike Redway 27. Kiss Me Quick - Rikki Henderson 28. Kissin' Cousins - Ray Pilgrim 29. Such A Night - Ray Pilgrim 30. Ain't That Loving You Baby - Rikki Henderson) PINK & BLACK Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL AT DECCA VOLUME 1 (30 original UK rockers & jivers issued on UK Decca label Full track listing: Wee Willie Harris: / Rosie Lee / Love Bug Crawl / No Chemise Please / Got a Match / Wild One / Little Bitty Girl / Riot in Cell Block no.9; / Rockin’ at the Two I’s / Back to School Again / Smack Dab in the Middle Little Tony: / Hippy Hippy Shake / Hey Litte Girl / Too Good Eddie Hickey: Plain Jane / Who Could Be Bluer? Lisa Noble: Maggie! - Yes Ma! / Who’s Sorry Now? The Most Brothers: Whistle Bait / Whole Lotta Woman / Teen Angel The Three Barry Sisters: Tall Paul The Jetstreams: Bongo Rock Joey Castell: I’m Left You’re Right She’s Gone Mort Shuman: I’m a Man Don Fox: Be My Girl The Lindys: Train of Love Nero & The Gladiators: In the Hall of the Mountain King The Worried Men: Fraulein / This Little Light / Nine Hundred Miles from Home) U.K VOCALION Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL AT DECCA VOLUME 2 (another pile of UK rockers from the Decca vaults Full track listing: Saturday Night Rock-a-Boogie / I've Waited So Long / Idle on Parade / Idle-Rock-a-Boogie / Dungaree Doll / Tutti Frutti / The Four Jones Boys / Priscilla / A-B-C Boogie / Alone / Hand Jive / Rock-a-Billy / Bird Dog / Crazy Bells / Love or Leave / Blackout / Demon Lover / Come On Baby / I've Had It / Rockaroo / Walk Don't Run / Gypsy in My Soul / All of Me / Lonesome Traveller / When I Get to Glory / Black Bottom Stomp / Song of the Swanee / This Train / I Never Knew What a Girl Could Do / I'm Not a Juvenile Delinquent Singers: / Anthony Newley / Dickie Bennett / The Four Jones Boys / The Five Smith Brothers / The Southlanders / The Betty Smith Group / Vic Chester / Morris & Mitch / Gerry Dorsey (aka Engelbert Humperdinck) / Bobby Tempest / Terry White & the Terriers / Lyn Cornell / Derry Hart & the Heartbeats / The Cutters / Rhet Stoller / Beryl Wayne / Johnny Grant / The Blue-Jeans / The Graham Stewart Seven / George Melly / Chris Barber) U.K VOCALION Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL AT DECCA VOLUME 3 (This release represents the latest instalment in Vocalion’s survey of vintage British rock ‘n’ roll from the Decca archives. The third volume spans the years 1957-1963 and contains many rare and sought-after Decca singles by some cult names. Particularly notable among these are Screaming Lord Sutch, who performs Monster in Black Tights and Don’t You Just Know It among others. In the UK the Screaming Lord later became a politician (of sorts) and kept British voters smiling by fronting The Monster Raving Looney Party! Guitarist/composer Rhet Stoller, who appeared on Volume 2 in this series (CDLK 4364), is featured with Chariot, one side of his sought-after 1960 Decca single. The Most Brothers - one of whom later became legendary pop producer Mickie Most - contribute with I’m Comin’ Home, Dottie and Don’t Go Home. Terry White & The Terriers are represented with Rock Around the Mailbag, their Joe Meek-produced 1959 single and the flipside to Blackout that featured on Volume 2. There is much more besides on this superb compilation, which provides yet another fascinating glimpse into the ’50s/’60s UK pop scene and proves the Brits could rock with the best of ’em. Full track listing: 1. Tra La La - Annette Klooger 2. Hokey-Kokey Rock 'n' Roll - Confrey Phillips Trio 3. Shotgun Rock 'n' Roll - Confrey Phillips Trio 4. No Other Baby - Dickie Bishop & The Sidekicks 5. You Won't Be Around - The Stargazers 6. I'm Comin' Home - The Most Brothers 7. Dottie - The Most Brothers 8. Don't Go Home - The Most Brothers 9. Linton Addie - Jackie Dennis 10. Rockin' Away the Blues - Joy & David 11. Rock around the Mailbag - Terry White & The Terriers 12. Lady May - Eddie Hickey 13. Sleep walk - Johnny's Boys 14. I Can't Help It - Little Tony & His Brothers 15. If You Were the Only Boy in the World - Stevie Marsh 16. Foxy Little Mama - Little Tony & His Brothers 17. Chariot - Rhet Stoller 18. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? - Mike Berry with The Outlaws 19. Entry of the Gladiators - Nero & The Gladiators 20. The Trek to Rome - Nero & The Gladiators 21. Bless You - Garry Mills 22. Earth Angel - Robb Storme & The Whispers 23. Wicked Women - Don Lang & His Boulder Rollers 24. Play Money - Don Lang & His Boulder Rollers 25. My Baby's Crazy 'Bout Elvis - Billy Boyle 26. I've Been Everywhere - The Mudlarks 27. Jack the Ripper - Screaming Lord Sutch 28. Don't You Just Know It - Screaming Lord Sutch 29. I'm a Hog for You - Screaming Lord Sutch 30. Monster in Black Tights - Screaming Lord Sutch) U.K VOCALION Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL AT DECCA VOLUME 4 (31 original DECCA label masters Track listing: Suzi Miller - Tweedlee-Dee & Dance with Me Henry, Billy Cotton & His Band - Hearts of Stone, The Johnston Brothers - The Creep, Margaret Bond - Dancing in My Socks, Annette Klooger with The Four Jones Boys - Why Do Fools Fall in Love?, Annette Klooger with Ted Heath & His Music - Rock Around the Island, Annie Ross with Tony Crombie & His Orchestra - I Want You to Be My Baby, Annie Ross with Tony Crombie & His Orchestra - The Fish, Little Johnny & The Three Teenagers - Baby Lover, Joey Castell - Tryin' to Get to You, Three Barry Sisters - I-ay Ove-lay Oo-yay, Del Carson - I Told Myself a Lie, Mort Shuman - Turn Me Loose, Alex Murray - Teen Angel, Eddie Hickey - Another Sleepless Night, Russ Sainty with The Nu-Notes - Race With the Devil, Robb Storme & The Whispers - Five Minutes More, Glenda Collins - Oh, How I Miss You Tonight, Nero & The Gladiators - Boots, Oliver Reed - The Wild One, Steve Perry - Ginny Come Lately, Roy Lee - Two Initials (in a heart), Jet Harris - Bésame Mucho, Billy Fury - Magic Eyes, Don Fox - Party Time, Vic Chester - First Date, First Kiss, First Love, Morris & Mitch - X 4 , Six-Five Nothing Special, The Tommy Rot Story, Picture Parade, What is a Skiffler?) U.K VOCALION Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKIFFLE AND EARLY 60s U.K TEENERS: BRITISH ROCK 'N' BEAT VOLUME 1 (25 x 1950s - early 60s British rockers & jivers Full track listing: Duffy Power – Kissin’ Time / Roy Young – Big Fat Mama / Heinz – Hush A Bye Baby / Nicky James – My Colour Is Blue / Brook Brothers – Warpaint / Buddy Britten & The Regents – Money / Jim Dale – Crazy For You / Shane Fenton & The Fentones – It’s Gonna Take Magic / Little Tony & His Brothers – Foxy Little Mama / Four + One – Don’t Lie To Me / Howie Casey & The Seniors – The Boll Weavil Song / Kenneth Earle – 40-30-40 / Bern Elliot & The Fenmen – New Orleans / Adam Faith – Ah Poor Little Baby / Billy Fury – Bye Bye / Larry Page & The Saga Satellites – I Vibrate / Tony Rocco – Stalemate / Jimmy Crawford – Long Stringy Baby / Derry Hart & The Heartbeats – Come On Baby / Grant Tracy & The Sunsets – Pretend / Terry Wayne – Plaything / Vince Taylor & His Playboys – Jet Black Machine / Burt Blanca & The King Creoles – Long Black Jacket / Freddie Starr & The Midnighters – Peter Gunn Locomotion / Joe Brown – The Switch / Diana Dors – So Little Time) COLLAR 'N' CUFF Special on-line offer for UK customers only - buy 6 or more DVDs/CDs/Videos (or a mixture of both) and we pay your postage!!! |
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