Tuesday, January 23, 2024

The Joy Boys – Shazam! - It's The Joy Boys (1998) @ 320 + Privately Produced CD series of Australian instrumentals


Originally a jazz band , became 'Col Joye and the Joy Boys' when Kevin's bother, Col joined in 1957. They had ten Top 10 hits in the Sydney charts alone from 1959 to 1962, including four #1s


Col Joye's backing band, The Joy Boys (who formed in 1957), included his brothers pianist Kevin and bass player Keith. The rest of the lineup was lead guitarist Norm Day, rhythm guitarist Dave Bridge, saxophonist Laurie Erwin and drummer Johnny Bogie. The band backed Col Joye on his many hits, but they also released several of their own singles, many of which charted, especially in Sydney where nine made the Top 40 from 1960 to 1963. They also had several Top 40 entries in the other major capital cities. ''Smoky Mokes'' was their biggest hit, followed by ''Southern 'Rora'', an original instrumental in honour of the Southern Aurora, a new Sydney-Melbourne express train (1962, #5 Sydney #5 Melbourne #5 Brisbane #2 Adelaide). 


They also released a number of albums: 'Col Joye’s Joy Boys' (1961), New Old Time (1962), 'The Joy Boys Fabulous Hits' (1962), 'Cookin' up a Party' (1963) and 'The Surfin' Stompin Joys (1964) all on the Festival label. Dave Bridge left the band in 1961 to begin a quite successful solo career. Before they disbanded in 1966, they toured Vietnam in 1966 supporting Col Joye and other artists who provided the entertainment for aussie troops.  Cole became a star on television pop show Bandstand. 

The Joy Boys – Shazam ! - It's The Joy Boys (1998)
(Festival Records – D26253)

 01. The Joy Boys - Midnite Surfer 
 02. The Joy Boys - Southern 'Rora 
 03. The Joy Boys - Murphy The Surfie 
 04. The Joy Boys - Boots Saddles And Surfboards 
 05. The Joy Boys - Shazam 
 06. The Joy Boys - Limbo Rock 
 07. The Joy Boys - Swamped 
 08. The Joy Boys - Highway 69 
 09. The Joy Boys - Memphis Stomp 
 10. The Joy Boys - The Frolic 
 11. The Joy Boys - Sandy The Surfin Sandfly 
 12. The Joy Boys - Standin And Stompin 
 13. The Joy Boys - Kurrawatha 
 14. The Joy Boys - Istanbul 
 15. The Joy Boys - Night Coach To Rio 
 16. The Joy Boys - Wild Love 
 17. The Joy Boys - (Theme From) The Anthill 
 18. The Joy Boys - The Bluebird 
 19. The Joy Boys - Strictly Instrumental 
 20. The Joy Boys - Skin Deep 
 21. The Joy Boys - Feelin Blue 
 22. The Joy Boys - Henpecked 
 23. The Joy Boys - Whistling Rufus 
 24. The Joy Boys - Waltz Of The Flowers 
 25. The Joy Boys - Hindustan 
 26. The Joy Boys - Gavotte Expresso 
 27. The Joy Boys - Summertime 
 28. The Joy Boys - Smokey Mokes 
 29. The Joy Boys - Jambalaya 
 30. The Joy Boys - Bye Bye Baby Goodbye 



The Joy Boys -Shazam !  (1961-1966) 
(From a privately produced CD series of Australian instrumentals of the 60s includes tracks recorded in Japan)


Thanks rockindoc for the correction

 1. The Joy Boys -  Midnighter 
 2. The Joy Boys - Chief Whoopin-Koff 
 3. The Joy Boys - Walk Don't Run 
 4. The Joy Boys - Skin Deep 
 5. The Joy Boys - Summertime 
 6. The Joy Boys - Shazam 
 7. The Joy Boys - Swamped 
 8. The Joy Boys - Highway 69 
 9. The Joy Boys - Sun Stomp 
 10. The Joy Boys - Midnight Surfer 
 11. The Joy Boys - Sandy The Surfin' Sanfly 
 12. The Joy Boys - Drum Stomp 
 13. The Joy Boys - Standin' And Stompin' 
 14. The Joy Boys - Slaughter On 10Th Avenue 
 15. The Joy Boys - Little Honda 
 16. The Joy Boys - G:t.O. 
 17. The Joy Boys - Can't You Hear My Heartbeat 
 18. The Joy Boys - Rock N Roll Music 
 19. The Joy Boys - Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter 
 20. The Joy Boys - Iwate No Oshosan 
 21. The Joy Boys - Yama Ga Aru, Kawa Ga Aru 
 22. The Joy Boys - Yubikiri No Machi 
 23. The Joy Boys - Onna-Gokoro No Uta 
 24. The Joy Boys - Shitamachi No Taiyo 
 25. The Joy Boys - Blue Eyes 
 26. The Joy Boys - Golden Guitar 
 27. The Joy Boys - A Star On Battle Ground 
 28. The Joy Boys - Sentimental Guitar 
 29. The Joy Boys - Gin No Namida 
 30. The Joy Boys - Love Forever 


 

11 comments:

  1. Thank you Dmitrich.

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  2. Track listing shown seems to be different than the track listing photo on back of CD.

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  3. From a privately produced CD series of Australian instrumentals of the 60s (includes tracks recorded in Japan)

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    1. Thank you very much for the hint... Yes, it was my mistake, but now I figured it out and everything fell into place. The only thing is that I can’t remember where I got this Privat Collecnion from, so I will be very grateful to anyone who refreshes my memory and shares a link to the material under discussion. Thanks in advance.

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  4. Thank You for fixing. Much appreciated.

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  5. Thank you! This is, in my opinion, the most magnificent period in pop music,

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