Don't Knock Upon My Door: Six Dozen Great British B-Sides (2-CD)
by Various Artists
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CD Details
- Number of Discs: 2
- Released: August 19, 2016
- Originally Released: 2016
- Label: HighNote Records
Tracks on Disc 1:
- 1.Don't Knock Upon My Door - Billy Fury
- 2.Peak Hour - The Krew Kats
- 3.It's Been Nice - Marty Wilde
- 4.The Tears Came Rolling Down - Grant Tracy & The Sunsets
- 5.Fisherboy - Ricky Valance
- 6.Write Me A Letter - Jimmy Justice
- 7.Lonely Sixteen - Julie Grant
- 8.Don't Want To Know - Michael Cox
- 9.We Like Boys - The Vernons Girls
- 10.It's All Over - Anthony Newley
- 11.Chills & Fever - Jet Harris
- 12.I'm Waiting For Tomorrow - Danny Rivers
- 13.Fallen Leaves On The Ground - Shane Fenton & The Fentones
- 14.Midnight - The Shadows
- 15.Knocking On Wood - Adam Faith
- 16.Don't Take Away Your Love - Jackie Lynton
- 17.My Broken Heart - Carter, Lewis & The Southerners
- 18.Don't Ever Change - The Dowlands
- 19.Double Trouble - The Brook Brothers
- 20.I'm Telling You - Eden Kane
- 21.I'm Movin' On - The John Barry Seven Plus Four
- 22.Action - Lance Fortune
- 23.It Happened Last Night (At The Movies With You) - Carol Deene
- 24.Josephine - Lee Diamond & The Cherokees
- 25.March Of The Eagles - The Eagles
- 26.Talking Guitar Blues - Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group
- 27.Lonely Sailor - Karl Denver
- 28.Fury - Bert Weedon
- 29.Backward Child - Bill Forbes
- 30.Jump On Your Broomstick - Kenny Lynch
- 31.Heartbeat - The England Sisters
- 32.Fort Knox - The Outlaws
- 33.Mighty Man - Davy Jones
- 34.Canyon - The Ted Taylor Four
- 35.Hot Hiss Of Steam - The Big Jim Sullivan Combo ft. Jackie Atom
- 36.Sugar Babe (Pt. 2) - Jimmy Powell
Tracks on Disc 2:
- 1.I Want That - Johnny Kidd
- 2.Held For Questioning - Billy Boyle
- 3.North Wind - Houston Wells & The Marksmen
- 4.Don't Let Go - Jim Dale
- 5.Up Above My Head - Laurie London
- 6.Rock-A-Billy Baby - Johnny Duncan & The Blue Grass Boys
- 7.Maggie May - The Vipers
- 8.Jungle Fever - The Tornados
- 9.Six White Horses - John Leyton
- 10.Tell Him No - The Lana Sisters
- 11.Lover's Guitar - The Fentones
- 12.Blue Tears - The Allisons
- 13.Skinny Lizzie - Bobby Angelo & The Tuxedos
- 14.Footstomp - Jet Harris & Tony Meehan
- 15.All Rhet - Rhet Stoller
- 16.Stick Around - Joe Brown
- 17.I Didn't Mean What I Said - Susan Maughan
- 18.Uh Huh - Keith Kelly
- 19.That Lucky Old Sun - Emile Ford & The Checkmates
- 20.No Love Have I - Vince Eager
- 21.Rachel - Frankie Vaughan
- 22.1999 - Dave Sampson
- 23.Don't Read The Letter - Alma Cogan
- 24.Marvellous Lie - Helen Shapiro
- 25.Lullabye Of Love - Danny Davis
- 26.Prince Of Fools - Perry Ford & The Sapphires with The Blue Flames
- 27.That's A Long Time Ago - Nero & The Gladiators
- 28.Come On Baby - Derry Hart & The Hartbeats
- 29.How Many Times - Mike Berry
- 30.Redskins - Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers
- 31.Give! Give! Give! - Tommy Steele
- 32.Move Over Tiger - Vince Taylor & His Playboys
- 33.Plaything - Terry Wayne
- 34.Good News - The Springfields
- 35.Hoebe Snow - Frank Ifield
- 36.We Say Yeah - Cliff Richard & The Shadows
Product Description:
2016 two CD collection of rare b-sides of British singles spanning the years 1957-1962. "When I first became interested in Pop music, back in the late 50s, my pocket money wouldn't stretch to records so I had to try and blag what I could from sundry uncles, aunts and cousins. The trouble was, their un-wanted oldies were invariably either cracked old Embassy 78s or ancient, pre-R&R crooners/dancebands/novelty items, so my embryonic 'record col-lection' was crap! A few years later, when I started earning money of my own (eleven-and-six a week - my first paper round!), I began to hang around local junk shops, where you could pick up old 45s for a couple of bob each. And this was where my obsession with B-sides began. Back then, I couldn't afford to waste money on records which didn't have two good sides... consequently, once I'd begun collecting seriously, I had a rack of 'special' 45s whose flips I preferred to their designated top decks. Some of these I'm delighted to share with you on this compilation, which presents a generous six dozen of the finest British Killer B's issued between 1957 and 1962. As you'll hear, many of these were wholly wasted as flips; several are long-forgotten goodies which were tacked onto the backs of significant hits, a couple even dented the UK charts under their own steam, while others simply appeared on the flips of obscurities which disappeared without a trace, nowadays mourned by just a handful of sad old vinyl junkies.
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- UPC: 827565061563
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