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1.1 Snakes and Snails - Alma Cogan1.2 I'm Going Out (The Same Way I Came in) - Helen Shapiro1.3 Don't Let It Rain - Kathy Kissoon1.4 Too Late to Say You're Sorry - the Soulmates1.5 Getting Nowhere - Friday Browne1.6 The Town I Live in - Jackie Lee1.7 From Now on - Cilla Black1.8 Cry No More - the Three Bells1.9 He's Gotta Love Me - Elkie Brooks1.10 How Can I Know - Liza ; the Jet Set1.11 You Can Go - Valerie Mitchell1.12 Just Like a Man - Emma Rede1.13 Baby It Hurts - Glenda Collins1.14 Stop the Music - Elkie Brooks1.15 He Doesn't Love Me - the Three Bells1.16 I Know - Tiffany1.17 Baby Please Don't Go - Ottilie Patterson1.18 Accompanied By Sonny Boy Williamson1.19 Get Lost My Love - Millicent Martin1.20 Take Me Away - Jane Hillery1.21 Will I Never See the Sun - Kathy Kissoon1.22 Come in to My Arms Again - Barbara Ruskin1.23 Train Song - Vashti1.24 You Kissed Me Boy - Lesley Duncan1.25 And (To Me He Meant Everything) - Friday Browne1.26 You Got Me Hooked - the Jet Set1.27 Love Song - Vashti |
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| | Description: | ??You Got Me Hooked!? is the latest instalment in Ace Records?? ongoing survey of British girl singers of the 1960s. Recent volumes in the series focused on the catalogues of Decca (??Don??t Blow Your Cool!? CDTOP 1568), Pye (??She Wants You!? CDTOP 1586) and Philips/ Fontana/ Mercury (??Live It Up!? CDTOP 1550). This new edition comprises a cherry-picked collection of cool she-pop from the EMI family of labels: Parlophone, Columbia and HMV. Most of the tracks were recorded at Abbey Road, a short tube ride from EMI HQ in Marylebone, hence the ??Marylebone Beat Girls? subtitle.
Of the 26 tracks, a generous half are new to CD. These include ??Too Late To Say You??re Sorry?? by the aptly named Soulmates featuring lead vocals by Liza Strike, which garnered a USA cover by Darlene Love, no less; Friday Browne??s fabulous recording of ??Getting Nowhere??, a great Graham Gouldman song later popularised as ??I??m 28?? by both P.J. Proby and Toni Basil; a spunky version of Ben E. King??s ??Cry No More?? by Liverpool sister act the Three Bells; and ??Don??t Let It Rain?? by Kathy Kissoon, the girl formerly known as series favourite Peanut.
Among the many other highlights are Helen Shapiro??s soulful rendition of Lesley Gore??s ??I??m Going Out (The Same Way I Came In)??; Jackie Lee??s ne-plus-ultra ??The Town I Live In??; Alma Cogan??s ??Snakes And Snails??, a beat group-style nugget written and produced by Chris Curtis of the Searchers; Millicent Martin??s feisty ??Get Lost My Love??, a vocal version of Quincy Jones?? classic instrumental ??Soul Bossa Nova??; and cover girl Vashti Bunyan??s blissfully delicate ??Train Song??. As usual with this series, the disc comes with a swish 24-page booklet packed with pictures and a 7,000-word track commentary by compiler Mick Patrick and genre expert Ian Chapman. - "You Got Me Hooked!" is the latest instalment in Ace Records' ongoing survey of British girl singers of the 1960s. Recent volumes in the series focused on the catalogues of Decca ("Don't Blow Your Cool!" CDTOP 1568), Pye ("She Wants You!" CDTOP 1586) and Philips/Fontana/Mercury ("Live It Up!" CDTOP 1550). This new edition comprises a cherry-picked collection of cool she-pop from the EMI family of labels: Parlophone, Columbia and HMV. Most of the tracks were recorded at Abbey Road, a short tube ride from EMI HQ in Marylebone, hence the "Marylebone Beat Girls" subtitle. Of the 26 tracks, a generous half are new to CD. These include 'Too Late To Say You're Sorry' by the aptly named Soulmates featuring lead vocals by Liza Strike, which garnered a USA cover by Darlene Love, no less; Friday Browne's fabulous recording of 'Getting Nowhere', a great Graham Gouldman song later popularised as 'I'm 28' by both P.J. Proby and Toni Basil; a spunky version of Ben E. King's 'Cry No More' by Liverpool sister act the Three Bells; and 'Don't Let It Rain' by Kathy Kissoon, the girl formerly known as series favourite Peanut. Among the many other highlights are Helen Shapiro's soulful rendition of Lesley Gore's 'I'm Going Out (The Same Way I Came In)'; Jackie Lee's ne-plus-ultra 'The Town I Live In'; Alma Cogan's 'Snakes And Snails', a beat group-style nugget written and produced by Chris Curtis of the Searchers; Millicent Martin's feisty 'Get Lost My Love', a vocal version of Quincy Jones' classic instrumental 'Soul Bossa Nova'; and cover girl Vashti Bunyan's blissfully delicate 'Train Song'. As usual with this series, the disc comes with a swish 24-page booklet packed with pictures and a 7,000-word track commentary by compiler Mick Patrick and genre expert Ian Chapman."You Got Me Hooked! More Marylebone Beat Girls!" is a captivating CD collection from the renowned Ace Records. This compilation features an eclectic mix of beat girls, showcasing the diverse range of talent that emerged from Marylebone during this iconic era in music history. The artists included on this album are not only talented but also pioneers in their genre, making it a must-have for any fan of classic beats and female vocalists. Ace Records has once again proven its commitment to preserving and promoting high-quality music with this release. | | | No. of tracks: |
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