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1.1 Please Stay1.2 What's News Pussycat (Extended Fade)1.3 Nobody Waved Goodbye1.4 You1.5 Paul ; Ritchie ; the Crying Shames - September in the Rain1.6 Paul ; Ritchie ; the Crying Shames - Come on Back1.7 She Belongs to Me (Audition)1.8 Please Stay (Audition)1.9 Gloria (Audition)1.10 Mr. Tambourine Man (Audition)1.11 Pain in My Heart (Audition)1.12 I'll Keep Holding on (Version 2)1.13 Land of 1,000 Dances1.14 Gloria1.15 No Good Without You Baby1.16 She Belongs to Me1.17 My Girl1.18 With God on Our Side1.19 As Tears Go By1.20 Only You1.21 Wanna Be Loved1.22 Take Me for a Little While1.23 You're a Wonderful One1.24 Let Me in1.25 Breakout1.26 Feels Like Loving2.1 Please Stay (No Overdubs)2.2 Please Stay (Overdubs Only Take 2)2.3 Please Stay (Alternate Version)2.4 What's News Pussycat (Instrumental Take 3)2.5 What News Pussycat (Alternate Version)2.6 Nobody Waved Goodbye (Alternative Arrangement, Vocal Version Take 7)2.7 Nobody Waved Goodbye (Alternate Arrangement, Backing Track Take 3)2.8 Nobody Waved Goodbye (No Overdubs)2.9 Nobody Waved Goodbye (Overdubs Take 2)2.10 You (Take 2)2.11 Let Me in (Phase 1 Take 2)2.12 Let Me in (Phase 1 Take 3)2.13 Let Me in (Overdubs Take 2)2.14 Breakout (Backing Track Plus Guide Vocal)2.15 Paul ; Ritchie ; the Crying Shames - September in the Rain (Alternate Version)2.16 Come on Back Take 82.17 Come on Back (Alternate Vocal)2.18 I'll Keep Holding on (Version 1)2.19 Friendly Persuasion (Featuring Derek Cleary) - the End of the World2.20 Friendly Persuasion (Featuring Derek Cleary) - Come on2.21 Paul ; Ritchie ; the Crying Shames - Circles (BBC Saturday Club 13/09/1966) 22 Paul ; Ritchie ; the Crying Shames - Shake (BBC Saturday Club 13/09/1966) 23 Paul ; Ritchie ; the Crying Shames -2.22 September in the Rain (BBC Saturday Club 13/09/1966)2.23 Please Stay (Live in France, May 1966)2.24 Gloria (Live in France, May 1966) |
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| | Description: | â?¢ The latest release from Joe Meekâ??s legendary Tea Chest Tapes. â?¢ Featuring numerous unreleased tracks. Liverpool beat band The Cryinâ?? Shames left behind a slim legacy of just two singles before splitting but they gave producer Joe Meek his last Top 30 hit in 1966 with the magnificent, haunting, tearjerker, â??Please Stayâ?? and freakbeat fans love the B side, â??Whatâ??s News Pussycatâ??, that sounds like the early Stones covering Dylan! Their second single combined another ballad â??Nobody Waved Goodbyeâ?? with the infectious beat of â??Youâ??, but now alongside the four single sides, many other recordings have been unearthed from the Tea Chest Tapes including alternative versions and works in progress but also many previously unissued tracks such as interpretations of The Marvelettesâ?? â??Iâ??ll Keep Holding Onâ??, Marvin Gayeâ??s â??No Good Without You Babyâ?? and Themâ??s â??Gloriaâ??. Highlights abound with â??Let Me Inâ?? (also recorded by The Sorrows) and the previously unknown â??Breakoutâ??, particular stand outs. Offshoot band Paul And Ritchie And The Crying Shames formed by Charlie â??Paulâ?? Crane and Ritchie Routledge (both formerly of The Cryinâ?? Shames) are represented by both sides of their sole single, including freakbeat classic, â??Come On Backâ?? and three tracks recorded for the BBCâ??s Saturday Club. Five songs from The Cryinâ?? Shamesâ?? impressive audition with Joe Meek (when they were still known as The Bumblies) that persuaded him to sign the band are also included. Plus two unreleased tracks by Cryinâ?? Shames member Derek Clearyâ??s band Friendly Persuasion. Bonus track â??Feels Like Lovingâ?? is believed to have been recorded by singer Charlie â??Paulâ?? Crane with session musicians but planned as a Cryinâ?? Shames release. Detailed notes are provided by the Joe Meek Societyâ??s Craig Newton and the booklet includes rare band photos and pictures of original tape boxes.
- Two CD set. The latest release from Joe Meek's legendary Tea Chest Tapes. Featuring numerous unreleased tracks. Liverpool beat band The Cryin' Shames left behind a slim legacy of just two singles before splitting but they gave producer Joe Meek his last Top 30 hit in 1966 with the magnificent, haunting, tearjerker, 'Please Stay' and freakbeat fans love the B side, 'What's News Pussycat', that sounds like the early Stones covering Dylan. Their second single combined another ballad 'Nobody Waved Goodbye' with the infectious beat of 'You', but now alongside the four single sides, many other recordings have been unearthed from the Tea Chest Tapes including alternative versions and works in progress but also many previously unissued tracks such as interpretations of The Marvelettes' 'I'll Keep Holding On', Marvin Gaye's 'No Good Without You Baby' and Them's 'Gloria'. Highlights abound with 'Let Me In' (also recorded by The Sorrows) and the previously unknown 'Breakout', particular stand outs. Offshoot band Paul And Ritchie And The Crying Shames formed by Charlie 'Paul' Crane and Ritchie Routledge (both formerly of The Cryin' Shames) are represented by both sides of their sole single, including freakbeat classic, 'Come On Back' and three tracks recorded for the BBC's Saturday Club. Five songs from The Cryin' Shames' impressive audition with Joe Meek (when they were still known as The Bumblies) that persuaded him to sign the band are also included. Plus two unreleased tracks by Cryin' Shames member Derek Cleary's band Friendly Persuasion. Bonus track 'Feels Like Loving' is believed to have been recorded by singer Charlie 'Paul' Crane with session musicians but planned as a Cryin' Shames release. Detailed notes are provided by the Joe Meek Society's Craig Newton and the booklet includes rare band photos and pictures of original tape boxes.Slim line double jewel case with 20-page booklet.
1-1 & 1-2 first released on 7" Single: DECCA F.12340 [r=21764629] February 1966
1-3 & 1-4 first released on 7" Single: DECCA F.12425 [r=1738627] June 1966
1-3 & 1-4 first released on 7" Single: DECCA F.12483 [r=1457228] September 1966
2-21 to 2-24 previously released on [r=24241304]
? 2024 Cherry Red Records
except 2-21 to 2023 ? BBC Licensed courtesy of BBC Studios
© 2024 Cherry Red Records
"Please Stay" is a CD release by The Cryin' Shames, brought to you by the renowned label Cherry Red. This collection showcases the band's signature blend of Merseybeat and soulful pop, capturing the vibrant sound of 1960s British music. Featuring their classic hit "Please Stay," originally produced by Joe Meek, this album highlights The Cryin' Shames? brief but impactful career in the UK music scene. Known for their emotive vocals and melodic arrangements, The Cryin' Shames left an indelible mark with chart successes like "Please Stay." Cherry Red Records is celebrated for its dedication to reissuing rare gems from various genres, ensuring that influential artists and albums remain accessible to new generations of listeners. | | | No. of tracks: |
50 |
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TCT2CD11 |
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