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1.1 Bobby Stevens - Counting Teardrops1.2 Jean Campbell - Breakin' in a Brand New Broken Heart1.3 Bobby Stevens - Sway1.4 Don Duke - Temptation1.5 Rikki Henderson - Portrait of My Love1.6 Bobby Stevens - a Girl Like You1.7 Rikki Henderson - Strawberry Blonde (The Band Rocked on)1.8 Bobby Stevens - Halfway to Paradise1.9 Rikki Henderson - Are You Lonesome Tonight1.10 Paul Rich - Running Scared1.11 Rikki Henderson - Stay1.12 Paul Rich - Well I Ask You1.13 Steve Stannard ; His Group - Pepe1.14 Hal Munro - Don't You Know It1.15 Steve Stannard ; His Group - Perfidia1.16 Hal Munro - You Always Hurt the One You Love1.17 Jean Campbell - Many Tears Ago1.18 Jean Campbell - Romeo1.19 Jean Campbell - Sailor1.20 Jean Campbell - You Don't Know1.21 Bobby Stevens - Rubber Ball1.22 Bobby Stevens - Johnny Remember Me1.23 Bobby Stevens - You're Sixteen1.24 Bobby Stevens - Time1.25 Bud Ashton - F.B.I1.26 Jean Campbell - Reach for the Stars1.27 Bud Ashton - Wheels1.28 Jean Campbell - Together1.29 Don Duke - Calendar Girl1.30 Bud Ashton - Kon-Tiki1.31 Don Duke - Walk Right Back1.32 Happy Knights Jazz Band - That's My Home1.33 Bobby Stevens - Who Am I1.34 Rikki Henderson - a Little Bit of Soap1.35 Bobby Stevens - Wooden Heart1.36 Rikki Henderson - Wild in the Country1.37 Don Duke ; Bobby Stevens - Are You Sure1.38 Bobby Stevens - Michael Row the Boat Ashore1.39 Don Duke - Theme for a Dream1.40 Bobby Stevens - Who Put the Bomp1.41 Jean Campbell - Where the Boys Are1.42 Russ Vincent - Hats Off to Larry1.43 Jean Campbell - Will You Love Me Tomorrow1.44 Russ Vincent - Jealousy1.45 Steve Stannard ; His Group - Riders in the Sky1.46 Don Duke - Get Lost1.47 Steve Stannard ; His Group - Ja-Da1.48 Jean Campbell - Walkin' Back to Happiness1.49 Leoni Page - Goodnight My Someone2.1 Michael Bond - 76 Trombones2.2 Don Duke - When the Girl in Your Arms Is the Girl in Your Heart2.3 Jacques Leroy and His Orchestra - Calcutta2.4 Don Duke - Wild Wind2.5 Jacques Leroy and His Orchestra - Theme from 'Exodus'2.6 James Wright ; Orchestra - Sucu Sucu2.7 Don Duke - Lazy River2.8 Jean Campbell - You'll Answer to Me2.9 Don Duke - Pony Time2.10 Paul Rich - Hit the Road Jack2.11 Rikki Henderson - and the Heavens Cried2.12 Paul Rich - Tower of Strength2.13 Rikki Henderson - My Kind of Girl2.14 Bobby Stevens - Big Bad John2.15 Don Duke - Gee Whiz It's You2.16 Bobby Stevens - His Latest Flame2.17 Don Duke - You're Driving Me Crazy2.18 Bobby Britton - Moon River2.19 Bobby Stevens - Blue Moon2.20 Bobby Britton - the Time Has Come2.21 Don Duke - Warpaint2.22 Gordon Peters Quartet - Take Five2.23 Paul Rich - a Hundred Pounds of Clay (Original Version)2.24 Bobby Stevens - Take Good Care of My Baby2.25 Turk Ellis - on the Rebound2.26 Paul Rich - Give Us a Kiss for Christmas2.27 Jean Campbell - Don't Treat Me Like a Child2.28 Bud Ashton - the Savage2.29 Bud Ashton - Theme from Dixie2.30 Paul Rich - Runaround Sue2.31 Rikki Henderson - Runaway2.32 Paul Rich - the Twist2.33 Rikki Henderson - Surrender2.34 James Wright ; Orchestra - Bless This House2.35 Bud Ashton - the Frightened City2.36 Kenny Bardell - the Baby Boy2.37 Doris Lee - You'll Never Know2.38 Charles Young - Johnny Will2.39 Don Duke ; Bobby Stevens - Hello Mary Lou2.40 Kay Barry - My Friend the Sea2.41 Don Duke ; Bobby Stevens - More Than I Can Say2.42 Steve Stannard ; His Orchestra - Let There Be Drums2.43 Bobby Stevens - But I Do2.44 Steve Stannard ; His Orchestra - Stranger on the Shore2.45 Bobby Stevens - Mother-In-Law2.46 Kay Barry - Don't Bring Lulu2.47 Kim Davey - I've Told Every Little Star2.48 Kay Barry - I Wanna Be Loved By You2.49 Gerry Stevens ; Group with Don Duke - Pasadena |
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.. Parade 1961 |
| | Description: | Embassy British Hit Parade 1961 is a compilation of oldies tracks released as 4-CD on 28 May 2012. - .. PARADE 1961Acrobat Music's series of British Hit Parade collections has become an essential annual purchase for a significant number of collectors and enthusiasts who wish to hear and own every record that entered the British record charts during each year. This year, we are introducing another innovation into our annual trawl of the songs that the great British record-buying public was spending their hard-earned shillings on. This collection comprises every 45rpm single that was released in 1961 on the Embassy label, the cover versions that were sold exclusively in Woolworths stores from 1954 to 1965. Obviously, they were highly selective about the tracks they recorded - they were generally already guaranteed hits - although they did do one or two pre-emptive recordings of things they expected to chart which didn't make it. For those who began their record-buying lives in the '50s and '60s the Embassy label provided a variety of different perceptions. For the purist, it was anathema - the idea of buying anything other than the version of a hit that was in the charts by the star artist was unconscionable (although people would happily buy a watered-down British cover of a stonking and original US hit if that was what was being pushed at them on the radio). For others, the chance to buy a halfway-decent version of two different hits on one 45 for not much more than half the price of a regular single - and from a shop they were probably in most Saturdays - looked like a sensible deal, especially if you weren't a dyed-in-the-wool NME or MM-reading aficionado. There were also those who were genuinely interested in the music, and saw it as an interesting parallel world, buying either or both of the original and the sound-alike version. Half a century and more distant, in the world of collectors, enthusiasts and nostalgia, even the prejudices about the presumed naffness of Embassy recordings have gone out of the window as fans of '50s and '60s pop are happy to revisit the music of the times in all it's forms in a happy voyage of rediscovery, and people can hear them for what they really are. In addition, the artists who made the cover versions have a story of their own to tell, and still command a hard core of fans, and so this collection provides an eclectic slice of nostalgia that will appeal at a number of levels. We are sure that in addition to the enthusiasts with a special interest in Embassy, many purchasers of our main British Hit Parade sets will also be keen to acquire the 'B' sides to ensure the completeness of their collection.Track 4-17 Originally released as by "Unknown Artist" on Embassy 45-WB 485."Embassy British Hit Parade 1961" is a captivating CD compilation that brings together some of the most memorable and influential tracks from the British music charts of 1961. Carefully curated, this album features cover versions originally released on the Embassy label, which was known for offering affordable renditions of popular hits performed by talented session musicians. The selection spans various genres such as pop, rock & roll, and easy listening, providing listeners with an authentic snapshot of early '60s musical trends in Britain. This collection is perfect for enthusiasts seeking to relive or discover the vibrant sounds that shaped a pivotal year in UK music history.
Acrobat Music is renowned for its dedication to preserving and celebrating classic recordings across multiple genres. With meticulous attention to detail in remastering and packaging, Acrobat ensures high-quality releases that appeal both to collectors and new fans alike. Their catalog includes jazz, blues, pop compilations, historical anthologies, and more?making them a trusted name among music aficionados worldwide. | | | No. of tracks: |
98 |
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ACQCD7045 |
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