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The first twenty-one tracks are taken from the legendary BBC "Saturday Club" shows hosted by Brian Matthew which were recorded between 1959 and 1961. They exist today on "transcription" discs that were recorded at the time for possible overseas sales and from which some good restorations have been made. These BBC tracks later appeared on a single CD from the mysterious "Blakey Records" under the title "At The BBC" in about 1995, but here saw their first release. The second half (or nearly two-thirds) of the CD contains twenty studio tracks, all are in mono, and are a good cross-section from the group's EMI career which compliments the radio recordings well.
And it is the BBC recordings we are primarily interested in here as they represent much of the group's stage material of the time, the often single-take nature of the recordings giving a live feel.
01 - My Baby.mp3
02 - Johnny Talks To Brian Matthew.mp3
03 - Magic Of Love.mp3
04 - Growl.mp3
05 - Johnny Talks To Brian Matthew.mp3
06 - If You Were The Only Girl In The World.mp3
07 - That's All You Gotta Do.mp3
08 - Johnny Talks To Brian Matthew.mp3
09 - Weep No More, My Baby.mp3
10 - Never Mind.mp3
11 - Mike West Talks To Brian Matthew.mp3
12 - A Fool Such As I.mp3
13 - Setarip.mp3
14 - Dream Lover.mp3
15 - I Go Ape.mp3
16 - Tom Brown Talks To Brian Matthew.mp3
17 - Teenager In Love.mp3
18 - Please Don't Touch.mp3
19 - Johnny Talks To Brian Matthew.mp3
20 - Restless.mp3
21 - Shakin' All Over.mp3
22 - So What.mp3
23 - Feelin'.mp3
24 - Please Don't Touch [Version 1].mp3
25 - Shakin' All Over.mp3
26 - I'll Never Get Over You.mp3
27 - Longin' Lips.mp3
28 - Yes Sir, That's My Baby.mp3
29 - More Of The Same.mp3
30 - Restless.mp3
31 - Some Other Guy.mp3
32 - Please Don't Bring Me Down.mp3
33 - Growl.mp3
34 - Big Blon' Baby.mp3
35 - Let's Talk About Us.mp3
36 - Oh Boy.mp3
37 - Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo.mp3
38 - Ecstacy.mp3
39 - I Want That.mp3
40 - Please Don't Touch [Version 2].mp3
41 - Hungry For Love.mp3
Track 1-21
- The Lost BBC Sessions
Track 22-41
- More Rare Trax
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ReplyDelete"Matthew, by the way, still hosts "Sounds Of The 60's" on BBC Radio 2 today."
ReplyDeleteNo, he died in 2017, although the text was probably accurate at the time it was posted.
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DeleteMany thanks for this one. Johnny Kid was great.
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