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Having A Rave Up: British R&B Sounds Of 1964 / Var
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Having A Rave Up: British R&B Sounds Of 1964 / Var
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1. Rosalyn - The Pretty Things
2. Baby What's Wrong -Downliners Sect
3. Sweet Mary - The Art Woods
4. Aw Shucks Hush Your Mouth -The Betterdays
5. Climbing Through - The Authentics
6. Help Me - The Primitives
7. I'm Your Kingpin - Manfred Mann
8. Leave My Kitten Alone - The First Gear
9. I Got Love If You Want It -The Athenians
10. Honey In Your Hips - The Yardbirds
11. Bo Street Runner (Oak Version) - Bo Street Runners
12. The Uncle Willie - Zoot Money
13. Castin' My Spell - The Pirates
14. Don't Gimme No Lip Child - Dave Berry
15. Oh Yeah! - The Others
16. That's Alright - Jimmy Powell ; The Five Dimensions
17. Crawling Up A Hill - John
18. Mayall ; The Blues Breakers
19. Long Legged Baby - The Graham Bond Organisation
20. Zulu Stomp - The Brand
21. Looking For My Baby - The Second Thoughts
22. I'll Be Good To You - The Talismen
23. A Shot Of Rhythm 'N' Blues - The Sundowners
24. Chicago Calling - The Iveys
25. I'm A Lover Not A Fighter -The Bo-Weevils
26. Betty Jean - The Cops 'N' Robbers
27. Walking The Dog - The Dennisons
28. Baby I Go For You - The Blue Rondos
29. One Fine Day - Shel Naylor
30. I Want To Be Loved* - The Stylos
31. What's That? - Group 5
32. Got My Mojo Working - The Sheffields
33. Beautiful Delilah - The Kinks
34. Pretty Thing - David John ; The Mood
35. Reelin' And A Rockin' - Mickey Finn ; The Blue Men
36. I Wish You Would - The Yardbirds
37. You're On My Mind - The Birds
38. Anytime At All - The Fairies
39. Tiger In Your Tank - TheTridents
40. Draggin' Around - The Saxons
41. Let's Make It Pretty Baby -The Soul Agents
42. Don't Start Me Talkin' - The Sorrows
43. Shame Shame Shame - The Merseybeats
44. Boom Boom - Blues By Five
45. I'm The Face - The High Numbers
46. Dimples - Spencer Davis Group
47. Gonna Send You Back To Georgia - The Searchers
48. Come Back Baby - Screaming Lord Sutch
49. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You -The Plebs
50. You'll Be Mine - Long John
51. Baldry ; The Hoochie Coochie Men
52. Parchman Farm - Georgie Fame
53. A Certain Girl - The Paramounts
54. I'm Gonna Jump - The Toggery Five
55. Memphis - The Hollies
56. Forget It - Mal Ryder ; The Spirits
57. Peter Gunn - The Remo Four
58. Voodoo Blues (Demo Version) - Shades Of Blue
59. Hoochie Coochie Man - The Art Wood Combo
60. Manhattan Place - The Excerts
61. You're Gonna Ruin Me Baby-The Original For-Tunes
62. Do The Dog - Lester Square ; The G. T.'S
63. Down The Road Apiece - The Cops 'N' Robbers
64. Sect Appeal - Downliners Sect
65. I Ain't Got You - The Yardbirds
66. Bald Headed Woman - The Sneekers
67. Don't Bring Me Down - The Pretty Things
68. Cracking Up - The Betterdays
69. Hide 'N' Seek (Oak Version) - The Thyrds
70. She Said Yeah - The Animals
71. Woman - The Zombies
72. Baby What You Want Me To Do - The Stylos
73. I Don't Care - Duffy Power
74. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean - The Clique
75. Money Money - The Moments
76. How Many More Times - The T-Bones
77. T.N.T. - The Nashville Teens
78. That's What I'll Do - The Bad Boys
79. You Can't Judge A Book By
80. Its Cover - The Wild Oats
81. Honey Hush - Christian's Crusaders
82. Right Throughly - The Saxons
83. Don't You Mix It With Money -The Talismen
84. My Luck Never Showed -Shades Of Blue
85. Pretty Thing - The Mike Cotton Sound
86. To Catch That Man - David John ; The Mood
87. Billie Jean - The Fuzz
88. Bright Lights Big City - The Hoochie Coochie Men Featuring Rod Stewart
89. Midnight Special - The Iveys
90. Bo Diddley - The Sw4
91. Every Night - The Excerts
92. Evil* - The Original For-Tunes
93. Sticks And Stones - Four Just Men
94. Long Tall Shorty - The End
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Three CD anthology of hard-edged British R&B from the genre's pivotal year (1964). Featuring hit singles, key album tracks, cult classics and some fabulous previously unreleased recordings. While 1963 belonged to the Merseyside-led beat boom, the following year saw the emergence of homegrown R&B as market leaders The Rolling Stones were joined on the Thames Delta by a host of equally young, raw and enthusiastic British blues-hounds. The Pretty Things, The Yardbirds and Manfred Mann would all come to national prominence, but many other putative king bees - The Artwoods, Downliners Sect, early Ronnie Wood outfit The Birds - would have to settle for a more localized audience. Other hard-up heroes trying to pay the rent included The Who (as The High Numbers), Steve Marriott (as leader of The Moments) and Rod 'The Mod' Stewart (with The Hoochie Coochie Men), who all gave early notice of their developing talent to an indifferent world. With 91 great tracks, three great chords and a 48-page booklet that's overflowing with rare photos and memorabilia, the most blues wailing 'Having A Rave-Up!' is a thrilling reminder of a time when rock music was young, loud and dangerous.Email Signup
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