Mickie Most -Shivering With Cold -JASMINE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Sea Cruise

1.2 Apron Strings

1.3 You Gotta Learn Your Rhythm ; Blues

1.4 Shivering with Cold

1.5 Johnny B Goode

1.6 Think It Over

1.7 I Dig You Baby

1.8 "D" in Love

1.9 That's What You Do to Me

1.10 Paralyzed

1.11 Corrine Corrina

1.12 I'm in Love Again

1.13 Willie ; the Hand Jive

1.14 You've Got Love

1.15 Peggy Sue

1.16 Rip It Up

1.17 What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me for

1.18 Great Balls of Fire

1.19 Sweet Little Sixteen

1.20 I Shall Not Be Moved

1.21 Bony Moronie

1.22 Reelin' and A-Rockin'

1.23 Tom Dooley

1.24 Shake, Rattle ; Roll

1.25 Rave on

1.26 Greenback Dollar

1.27 Down By the Riverside

1.28 Heartbeat

1.29 Apache

1.30 Guitar Boogie Shuffle

1.31 The Twist

1.32 Whole Lotta Twistin' Goin' on

1.33 Move It

1.34 Blue Moon

1.35 Cumberland Gap

1.36 Green Corn

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The Jo'burg Years

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Long before he evolved into Britainâ??s most successful record producer, in the mid-1960s, MICKIE MOST was a wannabe Brit Pop star. However, after failing to make it in the UK he went to Johannesburg, where he instead became South Africaâ??s first R&R star. Between 1959 and 1962 he recorded a dozen or so singles, a couple of EPs and a trio of LPs, which were all huge sellers. Virtually everything he and his backing group The Playboys recorded was a cover of a US or UK R&R hit, all of which was self-produced. This compilation presents a 36-track snapshot of Mickieâ??s South African adventures, including his local hit versions of â??Johnny B Goodeâ??, â??Think It Overâ??, â??â??Dâ? In Loveâ??, â??Thatâ??s What You Do To Meâ?? and â??Sweet Little Sixteenâ??. A legendary body of work, this material has hitherto been impossible to find in the UK. - THE JO'BURG YEARS

Long before he evolved into Britain's most successful record producer, in the mid-1960s, Mickie Most was a wannabe Brit Pop star. However, after failing to make it in the UK he went to Johannesburg, where he instead became South Africa's first R&R star. Between 1959 and 1962 he recorded a dozen or so singles, a couple of EPs and a trio of LPs, which were all huge sellers. Virtually everything he and his backing group The Playboys recorded was a cover of a US or UK R&R hit, all of which was self-produced. This compilation presents a 36-track snapshot of Mickie's South African adventures, including his local hit versions of 'Johnny B Goode', 'Think It Over', '"D" In Love', 'That's What You Do To Me' and 'Sweet Little Sixteen'. A legendary body of work, this material has hitherto been impossible to find in the UK.

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JASCD1172

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