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YOU THRILL ME TO PIECES - Beat & Pop From The UK 1963-1966
You Thrill Me To Pieces is Teensville's retrospective at the neglected side of beat and pop music from the U.K in the mid-1960s. The CD features 34 remastered tracks spanning 1963-1966, highlighting groups like The News, The Bruisers, The Peeps and many others. Also included is a 28 page booklet containing a 7,000 word essay and many pictures of the artists.
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Tracklisting:
1. Herbie’s People – You Thrill Me To Pieces
2. The Originells 4 – I Can Make You Mine
3. The News – This Is The Moment
4. The Peeps – Don’t Talk About Love
5. George E. Washington – Spare A Thought For Me
6. The Bruisers – Give It To Me
7. Tony Tripley – I’m Gonna Cry
8. The Hi-Fi’s – Kiss And Run
9. The Pentad – It Better Be Me
10. Zero Five – Dusty
11. Micky Clark – You Want My Love Again
12. The Hygrades – She Cared
13. The Texans – Being With You
14. David Macbeth – Nothing Matters But You
15. Ian Robbins – Ain’t I Met You Somewhere Before
16. The Juniors – There’s A Pretty Girl
17. Peter & The Headlines – Tears & Kisses
18. The Cockneys – After Tomorrow
19. Johnny Carr and The Cadillacs - Give Me A Little Time
20. The Frame – She
21. The Viscounts – Kiss Me
22. The Limeys – Some Tears Fall Dry
23. Freddie Self – Don’t Cry
24. The U.K’s – I Will Never Let You Go
25. The Echoes – Got To Run
26. The Merseybeats – Janie, I Love You
27. Size Seven Group – Walkin’ Proud
28. Tony Field – Dial My Number
29. The Slade Brothers – Sad Songs
30. The News – Ya Ya Da Da
31. The Originells 4 – Nights
32. The Bruisers – Your Turn To Cry
33. The Peeps – What Can I Say
34. George E. Washington – Words Of Love
CAN'T PLAY A PLAYGIRL - 1960s GIRL GOODIES LOST & FOUND
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Can't Play A Playgirl: 1960s Girl Goodies Lost & Found continues in the Teensville tradition of spotlighting obscure female pop productions from the greatest decade in music. Almost all of the tracks make their digital debut, including a few by the likes of Ellie Greenwich and The Darlings that have never been anywhere until now. The CD features 34 tracks and includes a 20-page booklet with a 6,000+ word essay and plenty of photos.
1. The Jillettes – Can’t Play A Playgirl
2. Clydie King & The Sweet Things – By Now
3. The Darlings – Stop
4. The Marshmellows – I Don’t Even Know His Name
5. Dorothy Baker – A Little Like Lovin’
6. The Victorians – Happy Birthday Blue
7. Lorraine Gray – Are You Getting Tired Of Your Little Toy
8. The Dorelles – Good Luck To The Lucky Girl
9. Chris Rayburn – I Cried My Last Tear Over You
10. Byrdie Green – Get A Hold Of Yourself
11. Lady Frances – The Street
12. Mary Sue Wellington – Spoiled
13. Little Fay – Joey Won’t You Ask Me
14. Connie Questell – Don’t Let It Break Your Heart
15. The Mar-Vells – How Do I Keep The Girls Away
16. Courtney Rain – Party Line
17. Bertha Tillman – You Had A Good Thing Goin’
18. Babs Vernon – Mama Don’t Like Him
19. Regina – Gotta Funny Kinda Feelin’
20. Judy Wilson – From My Point Of View
21. Ramona King – Mind Reader
22. Hedy Sontag – Bad Girl
23. The Foxes – I Just Might Fall In Love
24. Rochelle Lara – Midnight
25. The Dar-Lett’s – He’s Gonna Get It
26. Sadina – Who Am I Kiddin’
27. Ellie Greenwich – Diavolo
28. Teresa Brewer – Handle With Care
29. The Lolly-Pops – The Happiest Birthday Party (Of My Life)
30. Clydie King & The Sweet Things – Don’t Hang Up The Phone
31. The Marshmellows – When I Look At My Love
32. The Darlings - Why He Loves Me (Is A Mystery)
33. Unknown – Time Heals All Wounds
34. Ellie Greenwich – Just Let Me Cry
IT'S WONDERFUL BEING YOUNG - Precious Pop Obscurities & Rarities 1962-1967
It’s Wonderful Being Young!
Precious Pop Obscurities & Rarities 1962-1967
1. Don Brandon – It’s Wonderful Being Young
2. Ronnie Putirka – Happy Street
3. The Expressions – Playboy
4. Jon Reid – Early In The Morning
5. The U.S Four – Please Don’t Stay Away Too Long
6. Evan Mitchell – I’ll Wait
7. Lee Davey – Yeah, Look At This Love
8. Joe Capp – I Don’t Want To Forget Her
9. Darrell Easton – Don’t Go
10. The Twilighters– I Still Love You
11. Chip Corby – The Other Side
12. Darin D. Anna – Your Love Is Strong
13. James Darren – I Want To Be Lonely
14. Vinnie Jay Martin – She’s Everything You’re Looking For
15. Mike Berns – Please Don’t Send Her Away
16. Billy Giant – Nice Girls
17. Lloyd London – Let’s Build A World Of Our Own
18. Neil Brian – Tough Guy
19. The Newports – Listen (To Your Big Brother)
20. Bruce And Cheryl – Cold Lonely Nights
21. Kenny Chandler – I Tell Myself (Running After You)
22. Johnny Christopher – Railroad Tracks
23. The Valrays – Love Bound
24. Johnny Tillotson – Hello Enemy
25. Michael Allen – Love Me Now
26. Allen George – Shy Girl
27. Keith & The Admirations – Dream
28. Evan Mitchell – Dirty Lies
29. The U.S Four – Make Up Your Mind
30. Lee Davey – I Won’t Stop You
31. Dick Domane – This Is Goodbye
Bonus Tracks:
32.Barry Mann – It Couldn’t Happen To A Nicer Guy
33. The Castells – Little Girl, Don’t Cry
34. Barry & The Tamerlanes – If At First You Don’t Succeed
DON'T STOP THE CARNIVAL: Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1971
Don't Stop The Carnival
Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1971
1. Piccadilly Circus – These Changing Times
2. Manny Fryzer – I Went To California
3. The Vikings – Golden Girl
4. The Sound Investment – Come Back Baby
5. Johnny Draper – One Way Love
6. Oogum B And The Tricks – Butchers And Bakers
7. Wisdom – Lines, Circles & Triangles
8. David Kerr – Summer Nights
9. The Rock And Roll Society – We Can Make It
10. Raintree – Keep The Candle Burning
11. Alan O’Day – The House On Sunrise Avenue
12. The Emporium Of Sound – She Was Mine
13. Rumbles Ltd. – Everyday Kind Of Love
14. The Wildones - Valerie (Exhibit "A" In Divorce Court)
15. The Munx – So Much In Love
16. The Westbrooks – Take Me With You When You Go
17. Kenny Nolan – I’m No Good For You
18. The Blue Subway – I Walked Right Out Of My Mind
19. Don Ray – I Feel Love Comin’ On
20. Rick Petersen – I Can’t Try
21. Disraeli – Say You Love Me
22. Tony Orlando – Simple Simon
23. The Loved Ones – Do You Wanna’ Know What I Think
24. Brian Neary – Big City Girl
25. Harry Deal & The Galaxies – Warm Sunny Sunday
26. The Carousel – One Mistake
27. The Seagulls – Death Of A Clown
28. Donafaye – As We March To Different Drummers
29. Tony Darrow – Happy Days
30. The Vikings – Cherish The Love You Feel
31. Manny Fryzer – On To L.A.
32. Johnny Draper – Trippin’
33. The Sound Investment – Don’t Stop The Carnival
PUT A RING ON MY FINGER: 35 Glorious Girl Pop Gems From The Mid-Sixties
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Put A Ring On My Finger
35 Glorious Girl Pop Gems From The Mid-Sixties
1. The Rag Dolls – Put A Ring On My Finger
2. Barbara Bennis – Here’s My Shoulder
3. Carol Montgomery – Love Is Better Than Ever
4. Ann D’Andre - Baby Be Good To Me
5. Valerie Dunn – Where's My Love
6. Misty Morn – Oh What A Love I Found
7. Della Rae – You’ll Be Back
8. Christine Quaite – Will You Be The Same Tomorrow
9. Jan Tanzy – Are You Proud
10. Pepi – Hypnotized
11. The Bouquets – No Love At All
12. Unknown Artist – The Big Surprise
13. Carolyn Daye – Every Now And Then
14. Stacey Cane – Who Are You
15. The Supreme Teens – I Think It’s Me
16. Sherry Grooms – Take Away The Memories (Of A Love So Fine)
17. Pat Peyton – Pay No Attention
18. Misty & The Do Drops – Come Shake Hands With A Fool
19. Cherry Rowland – Nobody But Me
20. The Rainbows – Down The Block
21. Jan Panter – Stand By And Cry
22. Janianne – He's Gonna Be Mine
23. Unknown Artist – I’m Going Out With The Girls
24. Virginia Hoe – Don’t Lie, Don’t Try
25. Gay Shingleton – I Know You’re Missing Her
26. The Petites – Is Thirteen Too Young To Fall In Love
27. Jean & The Statesides – Just Let Me Cry
28. Suzanne Terry – Somebody Turned My World Upside Down
29. Carol Montgomery – I’m Trying To Do What Mama Says
30. Barbara Bennis – I Wonder What He’ll Say
31. Ann D’Andre - Three Days, Seven Hours, Twenty Minutes And Fourteen Seconds
32. Christine Quaite – Broken And Blue
33. Valerie Dunn – The Way Of Love
34. Della Rae – Hurry Up Summer
35. Ellie Greenwich – Couldn’t You Wait Til The Party Was Over
LET'S MAKE SOME MUSIC! - Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1970
Let's Make Some Music!
Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1970
Let's Make Some Music! is Teensville's 9th look at the late 60s world of turned-on sunshine, soft and studio pop. This volume traverses the globe: from the warmth of the West Coast, fusion sounds of the south, the tight professionalism of the east coast and even a glance at what the Brits and Australians were up to. Accompanying the 33 tracks, all making their compact disc debut, is a jam-packed 24 page booklet filled with pictures, annotations and a 7,000 word essay.
1. James Lawton And The James Boys – Music
2. We In A Nutshell – Never Fade Away
3. Art Movement – Happy Song
4. Graham Chapman – So Glad We Made It
5. Tony & Terri – Shades Of Gray
6. Chain Reaction – Definitely Dixie
7. Picardy – 5:30 Plane
8. Kevin McCann – The Skeleton On The Roundabout
9. Friend And Lover – Town Called Love
10. The Eighteenth Edition – 143rd Street Please Driver
11. Chuck Woolery – The Pleasure Of Her Company
12. Jim Glaser – Wonderful World Of Love
13. Bentley Road – Michael, Michael
14. The Young Enterprise - Little Imogene, The Walking Talking Machine
15. Jimmy Carter And The Broken Pieces – Wind Up Chimes
16. Jamie Kaye – Sunshine Of Your Smile
17. The Fraternity Bros – I Think It’s Me
18. The Eddysons – I Protect Her From The Rain
19. Christopher – Every Boy In The Crowd
20. The Majority – Autumn
21. The Lonesome Rhodes (Sandy & Donna) – Mister
22. Don Scardino – Movie Day
23. The Thin Men – Please Don’t Cry
24. New York Rock & Roll Ensemble - Bigi
25. Byzantine Empire – You
26. The Unforscene – Roses And Rainbows
27. Steff – Had A Dream
28. Sue Raney – Early Morning Blues & Greens
29. Teddy Randazzo And All 6 – Trick or Treat
30. Art Movement – Loving Touch
31. Tony And Terri & The Pirates – Back On My Feet Again
32. Chain Reaction – A Little Bit Of Love (Can Work A Miracle)
33. Graham Chapman – Goodbye, Goodbye
Extraordinary Man: The Pop Songwriting Rarities of Ray Whitley 1964-1969
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Extraordinary Man: The Pop Songwriting Rarities Of Ray Whitley 1964-1969 is the first collection of its kind: an extensive look into the catalog of an Atlanta genius. The CD boasts 34 tracks and an 80 minute minute time, spanning artists such as December's Children, The Sensational Epics, Bobby Langford and even Ray himself. The package features a fully annotated 20 page booklet with a 5,000+ word essay on the tunes and their stories.
Tracks :
1. December’s Children – Extraordinary Man
2. Ray Whitley – 1983
3. The Roemans – All The Good Things
4. The Sensational Epics – Play It By Ear
5. Tommy Roe – Heartaches And Teardrops
6. Bobby Langford – Peace Of Mind
7. Them Other Brothers – Be A Good Little Girl
8. December’s Children – Makin’ Music
9. Joey Paige – Just A Boy In Love
10. Ray Whitley – I’ve Been Hurt
11. Johnny Christopher – Back In Love With You
12. The Roemans – When The Sun Shines In The Mornin’
13. Freddy Weller – Walk Away Slowly
14. The Visitors Featuring Tony – Is It Them Or Is It Me
15. The Sensational Epics – Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy
16. Tommy Roe – Just Another Boy In Town
17. December’s Children – A Girl Like You (A Boy Like Me)
18. The Fraternity Bros. – Laugh It Off
19. Ray Whitley – The End Of My World
20. Brian Hyland – Run, Run Look And See (Mono Single Mix)
21. The Clinger Sisters – Puppet
22. The Swingin’ Medallions – I Found A Rainbow
23. December’s Children – Kissin’ Time
24. The Delltones – Hey Girl, Don’t Bother Me
25. Al Hartley – I’m Only A Man
26. The Magic Circle – I Was Bewitched
27. Johnny Mac – I’ll Tell The Robin
28. Bobby Langford – Love Seeds
29. Them Other Brothers – Just Forget ‘Em
30. The Roemans – Love (That’s All I Want)
31. The Sensational Epics – You Warp My Mind Girl
32. Tommy Roe – A Wild Water Skiing Weekend
33. Ray Whitley – There Is One Boy
34. December’s Children – Backwards And Forwards
THE LOVE REVOLUTION - Soft, Sunshine & Harmony Pop 1966-1971
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THE LOVE REVOLUTION is Teensville’s latest look at the world of obscure soft, sunshine, and harmony pop spanning the years 1966-1971. Expect gorgeous vocals, heavenly harpsichord, exquisite melodies and big arrangements. Featuring artists such as The Carmel, The Game, Lloyd Banks, The Rubber Band and more! The 31 song, 80 minute compact disc also includes a full-colour 20 page booklet with annotations, release information and the stories behind the songs.
Tracks :
1. Billy Bud – The Love Revolution
2. The Five D – She Can’t Be My Girl
3. The Game – My Kind Of Morning
4. The Carmel – I Can’t Shake This Feeling
5. Lloyd Banks – Sixpenny Dreams
6. The Sunflower Singers – Autumn
7. Phil Taylor – California (Be Fine)
8. Graham Chapman – Now It’s My Turn
9. The Honestmen – It’s Too Late To Turn Around
10. The Rubber Band – I’m Gonna Make It
11. Tony & Siegrid – Just Be Good
12. The Alphabetical Order – All Over The World (La La)
13. William Bonny – You Won’t Find That Kind In Me
14. 1st National Band – The Trip Down
15. Peter Ford – Once There Was A Child
16. Harry’s Group – Old Man Trouble
17. The Grapevine – I Can’t Get Enough Of You
18. Frankie Love – First Star
19. The Troys – Gotta Fit You Into My Life
20. Randy Benjamin – Look At You Now
21. Chapter Six – Lovin’ All The Time
22. Crib And Ben – Emily
23. The Rubber Band – Messin' Up The Mind Of A Young Girl
24. The Five D – Freeloader
25. Lloyd Banks – Miss Amanda
26. The Honestmen – New York’s My Home
27. The Sunflower Singers – Strangers
28. Graham Chapman – Pardon Me Miss
29. The Game – Things For Me
30. Phil Taylor – A.M
31. The Carmel – They Didn’t Believe Me