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BLUE LIPSTICK: 34 Glorious Girl Pop Gems From The Mid-Sixties
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Blue Lipstick continues the Teensville tradition of spotlighting rare and obscure sixties pop music that has been undeservedly ignored in the digital era. Featuring 80 minutes of tracks from 1964-1968, the compact disc takes the listener on a journey of girl-sung hits that never were. Featured artists include The Debs, Heather, Patrician-Anne, The Candy Girls and more. CD contains 34 tracks including a robust 28 page booklet featuring extensive liner notes and annotations.
Tracks :
1. The Debs – Under A Streetlight
2. Heather – I’ll Come Softly
3. Susan Sands – It’s All Over But The Heartache
4. Patrician-Anne – Blue Lipstick
5. The Candy Girls – Tomorrow My Love
6. Ronnie Wallis – How It All Began
7. Pam Dickinson– Baby Don’t Treat Me This Way
8. Toni Stante – Six Strings And My Joe
9. Loretta – My Heart Tells Me To Believe
10. The Bon Bons – Each Time
11. Donna Lynn – Don’t You Dare
12. Sandy Williams – California
13. Barbara Mills – Little Things Like That
14. Vicki Hill – Bachelors Do Get Lonely
15. Pat Powdrill – Breaking Point
16. The Reasons – My Kinda Guy
17. Lady Lee – When Love Comes Along
18. The 4 Making Do – If I Only Had The $
19. Joani Camp – I’m Gonna Try
20. Diane Faye – Time
21. The Lornettes – Something To Remember You By
22. Georgetta Banks – Autograph My Photograph
23. The Lollipops – Gee Whiz Baby
24. Truly Smith – The Merry-Go-Round Is Slowing You Down
25. Josie Taylor – I’ll Love You For A While
26. The Candy Girls – Run
27. Susan Sands – Take Me Home To Your Mama
28. Toni Stante – Whatever Happened To Rosemarie
29. Ronni Wallis – Window Wishing
30. The Debs – The Life And Soul of The Party
31. Pam Dickinson – Bad Boy
32. Patrician-Anne – What About Me
33. Heather – No One In The Whole Wide World
34. Debbie Burton – Baby, It’s Over
GOOD WEATHER MACHINE: Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1972
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Good Weather Machine is Teensville's sixth look at the turned-on sounds of late 60s pop spanning the sunshine, soft and studio styles. It features 31 commercial examples of highly produced, arranged and performed music from the likes of should-have-been hit artists like Augie Moreno, The Exiles, Bryllig & The Nymbol Swabes, The US Males and so many more. Included is a full-colour 24 page booklet with extensive liner notes, pictures of the artists and annotations.
Tracks :
1. Charlotte Russe – Good Weather Machine
2. The U.S. Males – Come Out Of The Rain
3. The Interns – Ray Of Sunshine
4. John, Jeffrey and Brother Tom – True As A Brand New Lie
5. Augie Moreno – She’s Got The Magic
6. Bryllig & The Nymbol Swabes – I’m Gonna Love You Anyway
7. The Exiles – I’d Love To Give My Love Away
8. Aquarian Age – The Horse I Rode Ran Off My Merry-Go-Round
9. Spice Of Life – Variety
10. Bill Chadwick – Talking To The Wall
11. The Catalinas – You Haven’t The Right
12. Frank Cherval & The Cinnamon Calliope – Devils Are Dancing Tonight
13. Gonks – Going Round
14. The Clockwatchers – Hey, It’s Summertime
15. John, Geoffrey and Brother Tom – Good Time Charlie (The Prodigal Son)
16. Augie Moreno – Party People
17. The Sugar Canyon – On Top Of The World
18. Neil Brian – 1000 Years
19. Wildwood – One Bad Thing
20. Martin J. Torbert Jr. - Magic Girl
21. Silky & Sage – Where Do I Go
22. The Giant Sunflower – February Sunshine
23. Ronnie Serfass – Raggedy Ann
24. Bazooka – Yours Till Forever
25. The Coastliners – She’s My Girl
26. The Exiles – Mary On The Beach
27. The Interns – Is It Really What You Want
28. Bryllig & The Nymbol Swabes – Back Again
29. John, Geoffrey and Brother Tom – You’ve Had Such A Good Life
30. Augie Moreno – Don’t Let Love Slip Away (From You)
31. Bobby Vee – Break It
The Ronettes - Everything You Wanted To Know About... But Were Afraid To Ask (Special Import)
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THE girl group.
The one with the beehives up to there.
The one with the attitudes up to there, too.
The one with the lead singer that makes the guys dreamy and the girls envious.
The one with the BOOM. BOOM. BOOM. BAM.
The one that inspired a generation of women to find their independence.
The Ronettes.
Everything You Wanted To Know About The Ronettes….But Were Afraid To Ask is an 80 minute look at the most famous and notorious girl group in their heyday, featuring all the chart hits, rarities and more. Never have Ronnie, Estelle & Nedra been compiled or anthologized in a more comprehensive overview. 27 tracks from 1963-1969. 9 tracks in STEREO
Special European Import! (FOR COLLECTORS ONLY records)
1. Be My Baby ++
2. Baby, I Love You ++
3. (The Best Part Of) Breakin’Up ++
4. Do I Love You? ++
5. Why Don’t They Let Us Fall In Love
6. Walking In The Rain ++
7. How Does It Feel ++
8. I Wonder ++
9. You, Baby ++
10. When I Saw You ++
11. Keep On Dancing
12. Girls Can Tell
13. Padre *
14. Born To Be Together
15. Is This What I Get For Loving You?
16. Oh, I Love You
17. Paradise
18. Solder Baby (Of Mine)
19. I’m A Woman In Love
20. Everything Under The Sun
21. I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine
22. Here I Sit
23. (Baby Let’s Be) Lovers
24. Close Your Eyes *
25. I Can Hear Music
26. You Came, You Saw, You Conquered!
27. Someday (Baby) *
* Previously Unreleased
++ denotes STEREO
2017 FOR COLLECTORS ONLY records (Europe)
Billy Joe Royal - The complete early recordings 1961-1966 (special import)
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Dynamic Voice Records presents Billy Joe Royal's "The Complete Early Recordings 1961-1966", anthologizing the formative years of an icon for the first time. Broken into three parts, the collection first tells the story of a pre-fame Royal. His singles for Fairlane, All Wood, Tollie and Player's 1 are included in their original mono single mixes. Part II tells the story of a star's rise to fame: the complete "Down In The Boondocks" album in stereo, which includes the smash title track, "I Knew You When" and "I've Got To Be Somebody". Rounding out the package is Billy Joe's Columbia singles post-debut album, in stereo where possible.
1. Never In A Hundred Years
2. We Haven't A Moment To Lose
3. Dark Glasses
4. Perhaps
5. Wait For Me Baby
6. If It Wasn't For A Woman
7. Mama Didn t Raise No Fools
8. Get Behind Me Devil
9. I'm Specialized
10. Really You
11. Pollyanna
12. Leaning On You
13. Heartaches & Teardrops
14. Funny How Time Slips Away
15. My Fondest Memories
16. Down In The Boondocks
17. I Knew You When
18. Those Railroad Tracks In Between
19. Steal Away
20. Oh What A Night
21. King Of Fools
22. I've Got To Be Somebody
23. You Make Me Feel Like A Man
24. It's A Good Time
25. Don't Wait Up For Me Mama
26. Heart s Desire
27. Deep Inside Me
28. Campfire Girls
29. Should I Come Back
30. Yo Yo
31. We Tried
Eddie Rambeau - Come Closer: The Complete early recordings 1961-1966 (special import)
Tracks:
1. SKIN DIVIN’
2. (HER NAME IS) TONI
3. MY FOUR LEAF CLOVER LOVE
4. ANONYMOUS FLOWERS
5. SUMMERTIME GUY
6. LAST NIGHT WAS MY LAST NIGHT WITH YOU
7. THOSE GOLDEN OLDIES (with Marcy Jo)
8. WHEN YOU WORE A TULIP (with Marcy Jo)
9. LOVER’S MEDLEY (with Marcy Jo)
10. THE CAR HOP & THE HARD TOP (with Marcy Jo)
11. COME CLOSER
12. SHE’S SMILIN’ AT ME
13. MY NAME IS MUD
14. GIRL DON’T COME
15. KING OF THE ROAD
16. BABY, BABY ME
17. IT’S NOT A GAME ANYMORE
18. I JUST NEED YOUR LOVE
19. CONCRETE AND CLAY
20. IT’S NOT UNUSUAL
21. SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME
22. I FELL IN LOVE SO EASILY
23. (LOOK FOR THE) RAINBOW
24. DON’T BELIEVE HIM
25. YESTERDAY’S NEWSPAPERS
26. THE SAME OLD ROOM
27. THE TRAIN
28. I’M THE SKY
29. I MISS YOU
30. THINKIN’ ABOUT YOU BABY
31. CLOCK
32. IF I WERE YOU
The Fortunes:The Complete Decca Singles 1963-1967
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Jamies’ “Summertime, Summertime” backed with Pritchard’s original “I Love Her Still” (both sides can be found here as bonus tracks). It flopped – the three Fortunes dropped The Cliftones and became a five piece with the addition of new members David Carr and Andy Brown. Their next single, “Caroline”, may not have been a chart success, but was fondly loved as the theme song to Britain’s first infamous pirate radio station, Radio Caroline.
Trying once again, the lads released an excellent, Mersey-influenced two sider, “Come On Girl”/”I Like The Look Of You”…and then another, “Look Homeward Angel”. Despite the fantastic and harmonious sounds coming out of the grooves, still no chart action for The Fortunes. Fame and fortune (pun intended!) was found with their next 45, Greenaway & Cook’s innovative “You’ve Got Your Troubles”. “Troubles” launched them into the Top Five in England and Top Ten in America.
An album was released to capitalize on the sudden success – and an excellent one at that – with readings of current hits by others like “Looking Through The Eyes of Love” and “All Cried Out”, as well as top notch originals penned by outside writers – see “Won’t You Give Him (One More Chance)” and “Laughing Fit To Cry” for examples of tracks that could have easily been A-Sides for the guys. Due to space constraints, we could not include “Maria” and “You Can Have Her” on this package. However, the rest of the album can be found on this disc. The album also included their next hit, “Here It Comes Again”, going all the way to #4 in the UK and just making the Top 30 in America.
“This Golden Ring” followed the same formula, and found favour with UK buyers. Further
singles showed the group developing and maturing their sound, but record sales declined. In 1967, Decca and The Fortunes parted ways. We are proud to present, for the very first time ever, the complete Decca singles of The Fortunes. As a bonus to you, the listener, we also included the majority of their first 1965 album. 31 Tracks with 12 tracks in stereo.
Tracks :
- CAROLINE
- IF YOU DON’T WANT ME NOW
- COME ON GIRL
- I LIKE THE LOOK OF YOU
- LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL
- I’LL HAVE MY TEARS TO REMIND ME
- YOU’VE GOT YOUR TROUBLES
- I’VE GOT TO GO
- LOOKING THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE
- WON’T YOU GIVE HIM (ONE MORE CHANCE)
- THIS EMPTY PLACE
- I’M STILL ALONE
- IF WE LIVED ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN
- LAUGHING FIT TO CRY
- COLOURED LIGHTS
- ALL CRIED OUT
- VOICE YOUR CHOICE
- TIME TO BE GOING
- HERE IT COMES AGAIN
- THINGS I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN
- THIS GOLDEN RING
- SOMEONE TO CARE
- YOU GAVE ME SOMEBODY TO LOVE
- SILENT STREET
- GONE FROM MY MIND
- IS IT REALLY WORTH YOUR WHILE
- AM I LOSING MY TOUCH
- OUR LOVE HAS GONE
- TRULY YOURS
- SUMMERTIME SUMMERTIME
- I LOVE HER STILL
The Sun Shines On My Street (Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1970)
The Sun Shines On My Street is Teensville's third installment in a series examining the 60s sunshine, soft and studio pop scene. Made by collectors for collectors, the CD features nearly eighty minutes of rarities compiled for lovers of love songs, harpsichords, top class arrangements, and inviting vocals. Included among the gems are four unreleased tracks, including two late 60s Bobby Vee cuts produced by a pre-Bread David Gates, and an unheard demo by The Searchers. 31 tracks, including a full 20 page colour booklet with liner notes and annotations.
Tracks:
1. The Sun Shines On My Street – Free For All
2. Has Anybody At The Party Seen Jenny – Tony Ritchie
3. Never To Leave – Two Bits
4. Today – Bobby Vee
5. All I Ask – Victor & The Spoils
6. Make Time Stand Still - Tony Summers
7. What A Summer – The Cradle
8. How Do You Tell A Girl – The Other Four
9. Open Up Your Heart – Almond Marzipan
10. Not Like Before – The Rainy Day Friends
11. Things Go Better With You – The April Fools
12. Boulevard St. Michelle – Arthur Wild
13. My World Is You – Guy Apollo
14. Cause You’re Mine – Dick Whittington
15. One And One Make Two – The Wishbone
16. Hey Baby – Where You Gonna Go – Ritchie Luvworth
17. Ridin’ With The Milkman - Oshun
18. Protect Me – Ritchie Adams
19. I Don’t Want To Love You – Barry Lee Show
20. Don’t Make Me A Memory – Jesse Lopez
21. Behind These Stained Glass Windows – The Shaggy Boys
22. She Opened Up Like A Rosebud - Horizon
23. And Soon The Snow Is Gonna Fall – The Family Album
24. Sand In The Sandwiches – The Twilights
25. I Gotta Find Cupid – The Outcasts
26. Things Must Change – Two Bits
27. Crystal – Music Combination
28. Places I’d Rather Not Be – Bobby Vee
29. I’m So Glad That I Found You – Free For All
30. Let’s Get A Little Sentimental - Montanas
31. The Great Train Robbery – The Searchers
Marty Wilde - Abergavenny: The Philips Pop Years 1966-1971
You may have some Marty Wilde in your CD collection, but it's not this stuff! Teensville Records, for collectors by collectors, presents Abergavenny: The Philips Pop Years 1966-1971 by UK sensation Marty Wilde, featuring the complete Diversions LP in stereo, with over a dozen bonus tracks culled from rare singles. Includes full 8 page colour booklet with liner notes, annotations, and fab pictures.
Tracks :
1. The World Stood Up
2. Any Day
3. It’s So Unreal
4. Juan The Mexican Boy
5. Zobo (1871-1892)
6. Learning To Love
7. Lullaby
8. Ice In The Sun
9. Jesamine
10. Alice In Blue
11.Felicity
12. In The Night
13. Look In My Eyes
14. Abergavenny
15. I’ve Got So Used To Loving You
16. The Beginning Of The End
17. By The Time I Get To Phoenix
18. Shutters And Boards
19. All The Love I Have
20. Any Day
21. Shelley
22. Jump On The Train
23. No Trams To Lime Street
24. A Prelude To Old Age
25. The Busker
26. Abergavenny
27. Alice In Blue
28. Kiss Me
29. My, What A Woman