Please - Please (1968-69)

Line-up
- Peter Dunton (drums, vocals)
- Bernard Jinks (bass)
- Nick Spenser (guitars)

Please were formed by Peter Dunton and Bernie Jinks in late 1967. They had just returned to Britain from Germany where they had played with Neon Pearl, which also included their third member Jurgen Ermisch. The fourth original member Adrian Gurvitz later co-founded Gun. Unfortunately this line-up left no vinyl legacy or unreleased recordings that have been located behind it. They disbanded in May 1968 when Peter Dunton joined The Flies for whom he wrote both sides of their Magic Train 45. When The Flies split up at the end of 1968, Dunton reformed the band (line-up 'B'). Rob Hunt had also been in The Flies. They recorded all the cuts compiled on this album. Please split again in April 1969 when Peter Dunton joined Gun. The remaining members recruited a new drummer and renamed themselves Bulldog Breed. They later cut the Made In England album. In the Autumn of 1969, Peter Dunton quit Gun to reform Please with Bernie Jinks and Nick Spenser (ex-Neon Pearl). This incarnation was relatively short-lived as they had difficulty recruiting a suitable keyboard player. In early 1970 Dunton, Jinks and a later Bulldog Breed member Keith Cross joined forces to form T2, who were responsible for the excellent It'll All Work Out In Boomland album. One of T2's tracks, No More White Horses also crops up in a radically different form on Please's 1968/69 retrospective.
(taken from "Tapestry Of Delights")

01. We Aim To Please (2:51)

02. No More White Horses (3:21)

03. Paper Anne (3:15)

04. Seaweed (5:10)

05. Break The Spell (3:17)

06. Strange Ways (3:21)

07. Man With No Name (3:27)

08. Watching (2:11)

09. You're Still Waiting (2:05)

10. Breakthrough (3:23)

11. The Story (2:24)

12. Folder Man (2:24)

The Scarlets - The Scarlets complete 1963-1971 (3 CD)

The Scarlets, one of Denmarks most famous and successful artists in the sixties.

http://www.dk-rock.dk/dksca.htm

The Scarlets were formed in Copenhagen in mid 1963 as a backing-group for Johnny Reimar, who had just left the Clifters. The members were: John Friis (el-b, vo) Kaj Christensen (p, org, vo) Steen Larsen (lead-g) Jan Pedersen (dm).

The Scarlets made their debut at Geels Kro, 20th July 1963. Scarlets quickly became more than just a backing-froup, and had two parallel carreers both on stage and on album: The Scarlets with or without Reimar. Scarlet played rocknroll inspired by Johnny & The Hurricans, which can be heard on their first recording “Bondeorgelet”, which served as the opening-vignette to the radioprogram “Musik for Teenagere”. The B-side “Prinsesse Toben” was a huge hit på “Ti Vi Ka Li” in September 1963. Johnny Reimar & The Scarlets were a popular liveband that toured extensively in Denmark and Sweden. On a lot of the recordings Reimar used Bertrand Bechs Orkester as his backing-group. Scarlets were the first band that played on Hit House, on 1.9.1964, and at the Star Club. In late 1965 The Scarlets and Reimar split, and Johnny Reimar began his solo-career. 

CD1. Bondeorglet 2. Prinsesse Toben 3. Winterset 4. If You Wanna Dance 5. Nevada 6. Pimpernel 7. Dytten-Batten 8. Let Us Dream 9. Let's Go 10. Tambourine Shake 11. The Girls Of Copenhagen 12. I Do Not Wanna Cry Anymore 13. Chattanooga Choo Choo - Shake 14. Scarlet Tune 15. Little Things Live 16. She Taught Me How Yodel 17. Bondeorglet 18. I Love The Way You Love 19. The House Of The Rising Sun 20. Scarlet Tune 21. Tambourine Shake 22. I Do Not Wanna Cry Anymore 23. Waiting On The Corner 24. Wishing To Kiss You 

CD-3: 1. She Taught Me How To Yodel 2. Kansas City Star 3. Michelle 4. Stop, Mens Legen Er God 5. Yesterday Man 6. These Boots Are Made For Walkin' 7. Stop The Music 8. You Were On My Mind 9. Barbara Ann 10. Blue Turns To Grey 11. Dedicated Follower Of Fashion 12. I Can't Let Go 13. A Little Lovin' Somethin' 14. Sweet Talkin' Guy 15. Remember When 16. Only You 17. Molak Molak Mak Mak Mak 18. Mens Manden Var Ud'Efter Ol 19. So Do I 20. I Want You Tell Me 21. Long Long Time 22. I Want You To Tell Me 23. Rhythm Of The Rain 24. Opus 17 25. Man Klarer Alting Med Et Smil 26. Hele Verden Snurrer Rundt 27. One Way Ticket 28. Wichita Lineman 29. Carpet Man 30. My Way Of Life 

CD-3: 1. Bama Lama Bama Loo 2. The World Through A Tear 3. De Larte Os At Jodle 4. Bedre Dag For Dag 5. Gimme Dat Ding 6. Teddy Boy 7. Que Sera Sera 8. Ta' En Lille Sang 9. Sommer Og Sol 10. Gor Det Sa Godt Du Kan 11. San Quentin 12. Sing A Traveling Song 13. Southwind 14. Jesus Was A Carpenter 15. This Town 16. Face Of Despair 17. Flesh And Blood 18. I'm Gonna Try To Be That Way 19. This Side Of The Law 20. See ruby Fall 21. Starkville City Jail 22. Hungry 23. 'cause I Love You 24. Route Nos. 1, Box 144 25. Come Along And Ride This Train 26. What Is Truth

Thanks for  remarkablewilly 

Johnny Reimar - The Complete (1963 - 1965)

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Johnny Reimar – The Complete 1963 – 1965 

This is volume 7 in the great series “Dansk Pigtrеd”. Johnny Reimar was, with or without his equally famous backing-group The Scarlets, one of Denmarks most famous and successful artists in the sixties. He originally started out in The Clifters before joining The Scarletts. Like most artists of that era he did mostly cover-songs along with some of his own tunes. He has also had a very successful solo-career as a perfomer and an actor. The biographies are taken from danskefilm.dk and tinpan.fortunecity.com/mccartney/95/dksca.htm. They have been (poorly) translated into English by me.

The Scarlets were formed in Copenhagen in mid 1963 as a backing-group for Johnny Reimar, who had just left the Clifters. The members were: John Friis (el-b, vo) Kaj Christensen (p, org, vo) Steen Larsen (lead-g) Jan Pedersen (dm).

The Scarlets made their debut at Geels Kro, 20th July 1963. Scarlets quickly became more than just a backing-froup, and had two parallel carreers both on stage and on album: The Scarlets with or without Reimar. Scarlet played rocknroll inspired by Johnny & The Hurricans, which can be heard on their first recording “Bondeorgelet”, which served as the opening-vignette to the radioprogram “Musik for Teenagere”. The B-side “Prinsesse Toben” was a huge hit pе “Ti Vi Ka Li” in September 1963. Johnny Reimar & The Scarlets were a popular liveband that toured extensively in Denmark and Sweden. On a lot of the recordings Reimar used Bertrand Bechs Orkester as his backing-group. Scarlets were the first band that played on Hit House, on 1.9.1964, and at the Star Club. In late 1965 The Scarlets and Reimar split, and Johnny Reimar began his solo-career.

Johnny Reimar Kristensen played in the school orchestra at Korslшkkeskolen in his youth and later won an amateur-competetion at Fyns Tivoli. He made his debut as a “pigtrеdsinger” (beat/rocknroll-singer) in 1958 at Allesш Hallen in Fyn. In 1960 he moved to Copenhagen and graduated in art directing and drawing while joining the rocknroll band The Clifters in 1959. He had has breakthrough in 1961, when he made his recording debut with The Clifters and changed his name to Johnny Reimar at the same time. In October 1961 “How Wonderful To Know” was released. In 1963 Johnny Reimar left The Clifters and joined the equally popular The Scarlets, who reached the top of the charts in 1963. The Clifters disbanded in 1963, but re-united in 1987. In 1964 Reimar took the step away from english-singing rocknroller to a more mainstream danish solo artist when he recorded ”Lille Fregnede Lousie”. Lille Louise gave Johnny his first silver-album after selling more than 50.000 copies. In 1969 he performed at Vin & Шlgod with the song “ Du burde kшbe dig en tyrolerhat”. With the song he secured his second silver-album. The Tyrolerhat song has been Johnnys trademark song ever since. The next year Johnny released his popular “Party” series, which was a huge hit. He quickly became known for his popular, folksy, down to earth style, and for the next 25 years he played to sell-out crowds with his “Party” band. He had other hits in 1972 with “Sikken fest vi har haft I natt” og “Ole det var I Spanien”. He has also done a lot of work in the recording industry and television.

CD1:

01 - Down In Napoli

02 - Don't You Forget It

03 - I've Got That Sad And Lone

04 - The Boy's Night Out

05 - Early In The Morning

06 - Whatcha Gonna Do

07 - Too Young

08 - Kisses Sweeter Than Wine

09 - All Week Long

10 - Tell Laura I Love Her

11 - Plain Jane

12 - That's All

13 - Them There

14 - Are You Lovesome Tonight

15 - What Do Ya Say

16 - Make Me Forget

17 - Whatcha Gonna Do (Live).

18 - Lazy River (Live).

19 - Tell Laura I Love Her (Live)

20 - Down In Napoli (Live)

CD2:

01 - Det' Da Ligetil

02 - Kom Sе Gamle Dreng

03 - Lille Fregnede Louise

04 - Gid Det Gеr Dig Godt

05 - En Helt Ny Start

06 - Den Glade Vise

07 - I Lyst Og Nшd

08 - Jeg Gеr Hvorhen Jeg Vil

09 - Jeg Si'r Tillykke Til Mig

10 - Grib Mig Hvis Jeg Falder

11 - Tut Mir Leid

12 - Komm Und Geh Mit Mir

13 - Margit Und Johnny med Heinz Alisch Kor Og Orkester , Angelito

14 - Margit Und Johnny med Heinz Alisch Kor Og Orkester , Weisst Du Was

15 - Sei Wieder Gut

16 - Du Darfst Nicht So Vorьbergeh'n

17 - Rote Lippen Hat Luise

18 - Allein Mit Dir

19 - Tu Das Nie

20 - Michelle

21 - Ingela Brander Og Johnny Reimar , Hand In Hand

ONCE AGAIN 

THANKS FOR REMARKABLEWILLY

V.A. - Heimatliche Klaenge vol.47

Heimatliche Klaenge - Deutsche Schallplatten-Labels 

Native Sounds - German Record-Labels

vol.47   ALCORA

The Dukes

01 - I'm An Unskilled Worker

02 - On The Stage

03 - I Could Be A Sportsman

04 - Hang Him Up

05 - Helena

06 - You Are One Of Them

07 - Look Into The Mirror

08 - Dear Rosa

09 - People Cry

10 - Something's Going Wrong Today

11 - The Dentist

12 - I Need A Band

13 - Leave You, Goodbye

14 - The Rider

15 - Play A Fool

16 - Vera Petruschka

17 - I'll Be True 

18 - The Dentist

19 - That's My Life

20 - I Need A Band

21 - I'm An Unskilled Worker

White Lightning - Strikes Twice (1968-69)

White Lightning - Strikes Twice CD. Grinding with the axe of ex-Litter guitarist Zippy Caplan, White Lightning's current charged Minneapolis from 1968-1971. Proving that lightning does strike twice, the band electrified audiences first as trio and then struck again as they grew into a quintet. Both phases are documented on this hard rockin' 20-track CD .

Zippy Caplan's post-Litter power trio made music close enough to Cream to fool you if you weren't listening hard enough. They later expanded to a quartet and recut some of the earlier tunes, with less than stellar results. It's all here on this ...    Full Description20-track compilation. Caplan's playing sounds so much like period Clapton in spots (program "Bogged Down" first if you're really interested in getting to the nuts and bolts of the thing), it'll actually make you lose your place. But there are also a lot of other elements (country and folk acoustic romps, insane stacked riffing, funky period rhythms, and nice rah-rah liner notes by Doug Sheppard) that fire up the mix, making this a hidden treasure that deserves a wider listen. ~ Cub Koda

White Lightning: Tom "Zippy" Caplan, Ronn Roberts (guitar); Woody Woodrich (bass guitar); Mickey Stanhope, Bernie Pershey (drums).

Additional personnel: Barbara Hess (background vocals).

Phil Spector - Back To Mono (1958-1969)

Back to Mono (1958-1969) is a box set four-disc compilation of the recorded work of record producer Phil Spector, during the decade of the 1960s, released 1991, ABKCO 7118-2. The first track, "To Know Him Is To Love Him," presents the only exception as it was released in 1958, featuring Spector as performer as well, as part of the group The Teddy Bears. Initially a vinyl album-sized package, the box contained a booklet with photographs, complete song lyrics, discographical information, and a reproduction of the essay on Spector by Tom Wolfe, "The First Tycoon of Teen."

At the time Back to Mono was released in 1991, Phil Spector's reputation as one of pop's great visionaries was intact, but there was no way to hear his genius. It wasn't just that there were no collections spotlighting his productions, there weren't collections of artists he produced. It wasn't until Back to Mono that there was a thorough overview of Spector's greatest work, and while it's not without flaws, it still stands as one of the great box sets. Some may complain that there are no selections from his superstar '70s productions for John Lennon, George Harrison, Leonard Cohen, and the Ramones, but that's for the best, since their presence would have been incongruous, taking attention away from the music that forms the heart of Spector's legacy. All of that music is here, not just on the first three discs, all devoted to singles, but also on the fourth disc, his seminal 1963 holiday album, A Christmas Gift for You, which isn't just the greatest rock Christmas album, but a crystallization of his skills. It could be argued that the song selection overlooks some obscure fan favorites, such as "Do the Screw," but that's simply nitpicking, because what's here are all the great Spector records, which were hardly just great productions, they were great songs as well. As the set plays, it's hard not to be stunned by the depth of the material and clarity of Spector's vision for his famed Wall of Sound, whether you've heard these songs hundreds of times or not at all -- especially because they gain power when grouped together. Many producers have been credited as the true creative force behind many rock records, but usually that's hyperbole. In Spector's case, it wasn't, as this set gloriously proves.

Track listing

The Everly Brouthers - Bigest Story

The Everly Brothers — американский дуэт братьев Дона и Фила Эверли, дебютировавший в 1956 году и имевший большой успех в конце 1950-х — начале 1960-х годов. Дуэт придерживался жанровых традиций кантри и рокабилли, но оказал значительное влияние на будущих звёзд новой сцены: The Beatles (аранжировавших вокал «Please Please Me» по образцу «Cathy’s Clown»), The Beach Boys, Simon and Garfunkel

26 синглов The Everly Brothers входили в Billboard Top 40, три из них поднимались на вершину списка[3]. В 1986 году они оказались в числе первых десяти исполнителей, введенных в Зал славы рок-н-ролла. Нейл Янг в своей речи отметил, что все коллективы, в которых он когда-либо принимал участие, «…пытались копировать вокальную гармонию братьев Эверли, и каждый раз терпели фиаско»

В 1997 году дуэт получил почётную «Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award». В 2004 году журнал Rolling Stone поместил их на 33-е место в списке 50 величайших исполнителей всех времен.

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The Everly Brothers were not only among the most important and best early rock & roll stars, but also among the most influential rockers of any era. They set unmatched standards for close, two-part harmonies and infused early rock & roll with some of the best elements of country and pop music. Their legacy was and is felt enormously in all rock acts that employ harmonies as prime features, from the Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, and legions of country-rockers to modern-day roots rockers like Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe (who once recorded an EP of Everlys songs together). 

Don (born February 1, 1937) and Phil (born January 19, 1939) were professionals way before their teens, schooled by their accomplished guitarist father Ike, and singing with their family on radio broadcasts in Iowa. In the mid-'50s, they made a brief stab at conventional Nashville country with Columbia. When their single flopped, they were cast adrift for quite a while until they latched onto Cadence. Don invested their first single for the label, "Bye Bye Love," with a Bo Diddley beat that helped lift the song to number two in 1957. 

"Bye Bye Love" began a phenomenal three-year string of classic hit singles for Cadence, including "Wake Up Little Susie," "All I Have to Do Is Dream," "Bird Dog," "('Til) I Kissed You," and "When Will I Be Loved." The Everlys sang of young love with a heart-rending yearning and compelling melodies. The harmonies owed audible debts to Appalachian country music, but were imbued with a keen modern pop sensibility that made them more accessible without sacrificing any power or beauty. They were not as raw as the wild rockabilly men from Sun Records, but they could rock hard when they wanted. Even their midtempo numbers and ballads were executed with a force missing in the straight country and pop tunes of the era. The duo enjoyed a top-notch support team of producer Archie Bleyer, great Nashville session players like Chet Atkins, and the brilliant songwriting team of Boudleaux and Felice Bryant. Don, and occasionally Phil, wrote excellent songs of their own as well. 

In 1960, the Everlys left Cadence for a lucrative contract with the then-young Warner Bros. label (though it's not often noted, the Everlys would do a lot to establish Warners as a major force in the record business). It's sometimes been written that the duo never recaptured the magic of their Cadence recordings, but actually Phil and Don peaked both commercially and artistically with their first Warners releases. "Cathy's Clown," their first Warners single, was one of their greatest songs and a number one hit. Their first two Warners LPs, employing a fuller and brasher production than their Cadence work, were not just among their best work, but two of the best rock albums of the early '60s. The hits kept coming for a couple of years, some great ("Walk Right Back," "Temptation"), some displaying a distressing, increasing tendency toward soft pop and maudlin sentiments ("Ebony Eyes," "That's Old Fashioned"). 

Don and Phil's personal lives came under a lot of stress in the early '60s: they enlisted into the Marine Corps Reserves (together), and studied acting for six months but never made a motion picture. More seriously, Don developed an addiction to speed and almost died of an overdose in late 1962. By that time, their career as chart titans in the U.S. had ended; "That's Old Fashioned" (1962) was their last Top Ten hit. Their albums became careless, erratic affairs, which was all the more frustrating because many of their flop singles of the time were fine, even near-classic efforts that demonstrated they could still deliver the goods. 

Virtually alone among first-generation rock & roll superstars, the Everlys stuck with no-nonsense rock & roll and remained determined to keep their sound contemporary, rather than drifting toward soft pop or country like so many others. Although their mid-'60s recordings were largely ignored in America, they contained some of their finest work, including a ferocious Top 40 single in 1964 ("Gone, Gone, Gone"). They remained big stars overseas -- in 1965, "Price of Love" went to number two in the U.K. at the height of the British Invasion. They incorporated jangling Beatle/Byrdesque guitars into some of their songs and recorded a fine album with the Hollies (who were probably more blatantly influenced by the Everlys than any other British band of the time). In the late '60s, they helped pioneer country-rock with the 1968 album Roots, their most sophisticated and unified full-length statement. None of this revived their career as hitmakers, though they could always command huge audiences on international tours and hosted a network TV variety show in 1970. 

The decades of enforced professional togetherness finally took their toll on the pair in the early '70s, which saw a few dispirited albums and, finally, an acrimonious breakup in 1973. They spent the next decade performing solo, which only proved -- as is so often the case in close-knit artistic partnerships -- how much each brother needed the other to sound his best. In 1983, enough water had flowed under the bridge for the two to resume performing and recording together. The tours, with a backup band led by guitarist Albert Lee, proved they could still sing well. The records (both live and studio) were fair efforts that, in the final estimation, were not in nearly the same league as their '50s and '60s classics, although Paul McCartney penned a small hit single for them ("On the Wings of a Nightingale"). One of the more successful and dignified reunions in the rock annals, the Everlys continued to perform live, although they didn't release albums together after the late '80s.

The Everly Brouthers - Long Life- Bigest  Story 

The Everly Brothers - Classic

The Everly Brothers - The Price Of Fame

and

OTHER

Everly Brothers 1

01 - Keep A' Lovin' Me ( Columbia Co4-21 496 )  1955

02 - The Sun Keeps's Shining ( Columbia Co4-21 496 )  1955

03 - If Her Love Isn't True ( '55 uv )  1981

04 - That's The Life I Have To Live ( '55 uv )  1981

05 - I Wonder If I Care As Much ( Cadence Ca 1315, CEP 104 )  1957

06 - Bye, Bye Love ( Cadence Ca 1315, Ca 1609, CEP 104 )  1957

07 - Should We Tell Him ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

08 - Wake Up, Little Susie ( Cadence Ca 1315, Ca 1609, CEP 104 )  1957

09 - Hey, Doll Baby ( Cadence CEP 107 )  1958

10 - Maybe Tomorrow ( Cadence Ca 1337, CEP 104 )  1957

11 - Brand New Heartache ( Cadence Cs 1388, CEP 107 )  1958

12 - Should We Tell Him ( Cadence Ca 1342, CEP 105 )  1958

13 - Keep-A-Knockin' ( Cadence CEP 107 )  1958

14 - Leave My Woman Alone ( Cadence CEP 105 )  1958

15 - Rit It Up ( Cadence CEP 107 )  1958

16 - This Little Girl Of Mine ( Cadence Ca 1342, CEP 105 )  1958

17 - Be Bop A Lula ( Cadence Ca 1380, CEP 105 )  1958

18 - All I Have To Do Is Dream ( Cadence Ca 1348, Ca 1604 )  1958

19 - Claudette ( Cadence Ca 1348, CEP 111 )  1958

20 - Devoted To You ( Cadence Ca 1350, CEP 111 )  1958

21 - Bird Dog ( Cadence Ca 1350, Ca 1604 )  1958

Everly Brothers 2

01 - Problems ( Cadence Ca 1355, CEP 118 )  1958

02 - Love Of My Life ( Cadence Ca 1355, CEP 118 )  1958

03 - Take A Message To Mary ( Cadence Ca 1364, CEP 118 )  1959

04 - Poor Jenny ( one o'clock version ) ( HLA 8863 )  1959

05 - Poor Jenny ( ten o'clock version ) ( Cadence Ca 1364, CEP 118 )  1959

06 - Oh, True Love ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

07 - Till I Kissed You ( Cadence Ca 1369, Ca 1611, CEP 121 )  1959

08 - Oh, What A Feeling ( Cadence Ca 1369, CEP 121 )  1959

09 - Let It Be Me ( Cadence Ca 1376, Ca 1611, CEP 121 )  1959

10 - Since You Broke My Heat ( Cadence Ca 1376, CEP 121 )  1959

11 - Like Strangers ( Cadence Ca 1388 )  1960

12 - When Will I Be Loved ( Cadence Ca 1380 )  1960

13 - Roving Gambler ( Cadence CEP 108 )  1958

14 - Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet ( Cadence CEP 109 )  1958

15 - Rockin' Alone ( In Old Rocking Chair ) ( Cadence CEP 110 )  1958

16 - Put My Little Shoes Away ( Cadence CEP 108 )  1958

17 - Down In The Willow Garden ( Cadence CEP 110 )  1958

18 - Long Time Gone ( Cadence CEP 109 )  1958

19 - Lightnin' Express ( Cadence Ca 1429, CEP 109 )  1958

20 - That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine ( Cadence CEP 108 )  1958

21 - Barbara Allen ( Cadence CEP 109 )  1958

22 - Oh, So Many Years ( Cadence CEP 108 )  1958

23 - I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail ( Cadence Ca 1429, CEP 110 )  1958

24 - Kentucky ( Cadence CEP 110 )  1958

Everly Brothers 3

01 - I Wonder If I Care As Much ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

02 - Wake Up, Little Susie ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

03 - Maybe Tomorrow ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

04 - All I Have To Do Is Drem ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

05 - Kentucky ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

06 - Problems ( ( R2-70214 )  1988

07 - Love Of My Life ( ( RNLP 214 )  1985

08 - Love Of My Life ( ( R2-70214 )  1988

09 - Poor Jenny ( one o'clock version ) ( RNLP 214 )  1985

10 - Till I Kissed You ( RNLP 214 )  1985

11 - Let It Be Me ( R2-70214 )  1988

12 - Like Strangers ( RNLP 214 )  1985

13 - When Will I Be Loved ( RNLP 214 )  1985

14 - Intro; Bye Bye Love  1992

15 - Chatting With Jim Reeves  1992

16 - Maybe Tomorrow  1992

17 - Joking With Jim Reeves  1992

18 - Am I Losing You ( Jim Reeves )  1992

19 - Wake Up Little Susie  1992

20 - Leatherneck Jamboree; Sweet Tamptation ( June Carter )  1992

21 - I Wnder If I Care As Muche  1992

22 - The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise ( Hank Garland )  1992

23 - Bye Bye Love  1992

24 - June Chats About Elvis  1992

25 - Temptation ( June Carter & Tommy Cutrer, End The Music ( Hank Garland )  1992

26 - Leave My World Alone ( Demo ) ( RNLP 214 )  1985

27 - Hey, Doll Baby ( Demo ) ( RNLP 214 )  1985

28 - Life Ain't Worth Living ( Demo )  1992

29 - Give Me A Future ( Demo )  1992

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Everly Brothers 4

01 - What Kind Of Girl Are You ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

02 - Nashville Blues ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

03 - Sleepless Nights ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

04 - You Thrill Me ( Through And Through ) ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

05 - Carol Jane ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

06 - Cathy's Clown ( Warner Brothers A 5151, WS 1395, WS 1554 )  1960

07 - Always It's You ( Warner Brothers A 5151, WS 1395 )  1960

08 - Oh, True Love ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

09 - I Want You To Know ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

10 - Just In Case ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

11 - Some Sweet Day ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

12 - So Sad ( To Watch Good Love Go Bad ) ( Warner Brothers A 5163, WS 1381, WS 1554 )  1960

13 - Memories Are Made Of This ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

14 - That's What You Do To Me ( Warner Brothers WS 1381 )  1960

15 - Lucille ( Warner Brothers A 5163, WS 1554 )  1960

16 - Baby What You Want Me To Do ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

17 - A Change Of Heart ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

18 - The Silent Treatment ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

19 - Made To Love ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

20 - So How Come (No One Loves Me ) ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

21 - Stick With Me Baby (#1) ( Warner Brothers A 5220 )  1961

22 - That's Just Too Much ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

23 - Donna, Donna ( Warner Brothers WS 1395, WS 1585 )  1960

24 - Love Hurts (#1) ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

25 - Sigh, Cry, Almost Die ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

26 - Radio And TV ( Warner Brothers WS 1585 )  1965

27 - Stick With Me Baby (#2) ( Warner Brothers WS 1395 )  1960

28 - Temptation (#1)  2001

29 - Walk Right Back ( Warner Brothers A 5199, WS 1554 )  1961

30 - Why Not  ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

31 - Temptation (#2) ( Warner Brothers A 5220 )  1961

32 - Ebony Eyes ( Warner Brothers A 5199, WS 1554 )  1961

33 - Lonely Island ( Warner Brothers WS 1585 )  1965

34 - It's Been Nice (Goodnight) ( Warner Brothers A 5362 )  1963

35 - Temptation (3)  2005

Everly Brothers 5

01 - My Mammy ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

02 - Don't Blame Me ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

03 - Mention My Name In Sheboygan ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

04 - When I Grow Too Old To Dream ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

05 - Grandfather's Clock ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

06 - My Gal Sal ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

07 - Love Is Where You Find It ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

08 - Now Is The Hour ( Maori Farewell Song ) ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

09 - Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo (#1)  2005

10 - Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo (#2) ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

11 - The Wayward Wind ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

12 - Chlo-E ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

13 - Bully Of The Town ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

14 - Little Old Lady ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

15 - Muskrat ( Warner Brothers WS 1418 )  1961

16 - Muskrat (alt) ( Warner Brothers A 5501 )  1961

17 - Bye Bye Blackbird ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

18 - True Love ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

19 - Autumn Leaves ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

20 - Jezebel ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

21 - Ground Hawg ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

22 - The Party's Over ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

23 - Long Lost John ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

24 - The Sheik Of Araby ( Don solo )  2005

25 - The Sheik Of Araby ( Don & Phil )  2001

26 - Gran Mamou ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

27 - Oh! My Pa-Pa ( O mein Papa ) ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

28 - Hernando's Hideaway  2005

29 - When It's Night Time In Italy, It's Wednesday Over Here ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

30 - Souvenir Sampler ( Pro 135 )  1961

Everly Brothers 6

01 - Trouble In Mind ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

02 - Step It Up And Go ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

03 - Theme From 'Carnival' ( Warner Brothers WS 1430 )  1962

04 - I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

05 - That's Old Fashioned ( Warner Brothers A 5273, WS 1471 )  1962

06 - Crying In The Rain ( Warner Brothers A 5250, WS 1554 )  1961

07 - I'm Not Angry (alt.)  2005

08 - I'm Not Angry ( Warner Brothers A 5250 )  1961

09 - He's Got My Sympathy (#1) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

10 - Little Hollywood Girl (#1) (take 2)  2005

11 - Little Hollywood Girl (#1) (take 3)  2005

12 - Little Hollywood Gril (#1) (take 17) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

13 - Little Hollywood Girl (#2) ( demo )  2005

14 - Burma Shave (take 1)  2005

15 - Burma Shave (take 2)  2005

16 - Burma Shave (take 7) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

17 - Burma Shave (take 15)  2005

18 - How Can I Meet Her (take 3)  2005

19 - How Can I Meet Her (take 10) ( Warner Brothers A 5273 ) ( WS 1471 )  1962

20 - Nancy's Minuet (#1) (take 5)  2005

21 - Nancy's Minuet (#1) (take 8)  2005

22 - Nancy's Minuet (#1) (take 28) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

23 - What About Me (take 6)  2005

24 - What About Me (take 13) ( MFLP1028 )  1984

25 - Nice Guy (take 4)  2005

26 - Nice Guy (take 19)  2005

27 - Nice Guy (take 26) ( MFLP1028 )  1984

28 - Don't Ask Me To Be Friends ( Warner Brothers A 5297 )  1962

29 - Chains (alt)  2005

30 - Chains ( MFLP1028 )  1984

31 - He's Got My Symphaty (#2)  2005

32 - He's Got My Symphaty (#2) (backing track)  2005

Everly Brothers 7

01 - Foolish Doubts (take 2)  2005

02 - Foolish Doubts (take 10)  2005

03 - No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile (1) (take 7)  2005

04 - No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile (1) (take 14)  2005

05 - No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile (1) (take 17)  2005

06 - I Can't Say Goodbye To You ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

07 - No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile (#2) ( Warner Brothers A 5297 )  1962

08 - Dancing On My Feet (take 1) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

09 - Dancing On My Feet (take 2)  2005

10 - Dancing On My Feet (take 4)  2005

11 - Dancing On My Feet (take 14) ( Warner Brothers MFLP1028 )  1984

12 - Dancing On My Feet (take 17) ( Don solo ) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

13 - Adeste Fideles ( O Come All Ye Faithful ) ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

14 - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

15 - Deck The Halls With Boughs Of Holly ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

16 - God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

17 - The First Noel ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

18 - We Wish You A Merry Christmas ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

19 - Away In A Manger ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

20 - Angels, From The Realms Of Glory ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

21 - O Little Town Of Bethlehem ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

22 - What Child Is This ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

23 - Silent Night ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

24 - Bring A Torch, Jeanette, Isabella ( Warner Brothers WS 1483 )  1962

25 - (So It Was,,,So It Is) So It Always..(take 1)  2005

26 - (So It Was,,,So It Is) So It Always (comp)  2005

27 - (So It Was,,,So It Is) So It Always.(take 18) ( Warner Brothers A 5346 )  1963

28 - Nancy's Minuet (#3) (take 1)  2005

29 - Nancy's Minuet (#3) (take 14) ( Warner Brothers A 5346 )  1963

30 - Whatever Happened To Judy  1980

31 - I'm Afraid (take 1)  2005

32 - I'm Afraid (take 8) ( Warner Brothers A 5362 )  1963

33 - Trouble  2005

34 - Baby Bye-Oh  2005

35 - I'm Walking Proud (backing track only)  2005

Everly Brothers 8

01 - Girls Girls Girls (What A Headache)  2005

02 - Trobule ( Warner Brother MFLP1028 )  1984

03 - Born To Lose ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

04 - Just One Time ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

05 - Release Me ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

06 - Sweet Dreams ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

07 - Silver Threads And Golden Needles ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

08 - Send Me The Pillow You Dream On ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

09 - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

10 - Oh, Lonesome Me ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

11 - I Walk The Line ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

12 - Lonely Street ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

13 - This Is The Last Song I'm Ever Going To Sing ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

14 - Please Help Me, I'm Falling ( Warner Brother WS 1513 )  1963

15 - Love Her ( Warner Brother A 5389 )  1963

16 - Love Her (take 25)  2005

17 - When Snowflakes Fall In The Summer ( Warner Brother K 56415 )  1977

18 - The Girl Sang The Blues ( Warner Brother A 5389 )  1963

19 - Warum ( Warner Brother A 5530, EP 26 )  1962

20 - Du bist nicht so wie die andern ( Warner Brother A 5529, EP 26 )  1962

21 - Wo sind die schцnen Tage ( Warner Brother A 5530, EP 26 )  1962

22 - Susie ( Warner Brother A 5529, EP 26 )  1962

23 - The Facts Of Life ( Warner Brother WS 1585 )  1965

24 - I Think Of Me  2005

25 - The Drop Out ( Warner Brother WS 1585 )  1965

26 - Hello Amy ( Warner Brother A 5422 )  1964

27 - Ain't That Lovin' You, Baby ( Warner Brother A 5422, WS 1585 )  1964

28 - The Ferries Wheel ( Warner Brother A 5441, WS 1585 )  1965

29 - Don't Forget To Cry ( Warner Brother A 5441 )  1964

30 - You're The One I Love ( Warner Brother A 5466 )  1964

31 - Honolulu ( Warner Brother WS 1585 )  1965

32 - Ring Around My Rosie ( Warner Brother A 5466 )  1964

33 - Coke Commercial #1  1964

34 - Coke Commercial #2  1964

35 - Coke Commercial #3  1964

Everly Brothers 9

01 - Bye Bye Love ( Warner Brothers WS 1554 )  1964

02 - Wake Up Little Susie ( Warner Brothers WS 1554 )  1964

03 - All I Have IS To Dream ( Warner Brothers WS 1554 )  1964

04 - Bird Dog ( Warner Brothers WS 1554 )  1964

05 - ( 'Til ) I Kissed You ( Warner Brothers WS 1554 )  1964

06 - Devoted To You ( Warner Brothers WS 1554 )  1964

07 - Gone, Gone, Gone ( Warner Brothers A 5478, WS 1585 )  1965

08 - Torture ( Warner Brothers A 5478, WS 1585 )  1965

09 - It's Been A Long Dry Spell ( Warner Brothers WS 1585 )  1965

10 - Love Is All I Need ( Warner Brothers WS 1585 )  1965

11 - Hound Dog ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

12 - Slippin' And Slidin' ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

13 - Susie Q ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

14 - I Got A Woman ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

15 - So Fine ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

16 - You're My Girl ( Warner Brothers A 5600 )  1965

17 - Give Me A Sweetheart ( Warner Brothers A 5611 )  1965

18 - Don't Let The Whole World Know ( Warner Brothers A 5600 )  1965

19 - Don't Ya Even Try ( Warner Brothers MFLP1028 )  1984

20 - Lonely Weekends ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

21 - Kansas City ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

22 - Maybelline ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

23 - Love Hurts (#2) ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

24 - That'll Be The Day ( Warner Brothers A 5611, WS 1578 )  1965

25 - Dancing In The Street ( Warner Brothers WS 1578 )  1965

26 - Kiss Your Man Goodbye (#1)  2005

27 - Buona Fortuna Amore Mio Costs A Dime ( Warner Brothers A 1012, LP 1056 )  2005

28 - Non Mandarmi Piu Fiorio (How Can I Meet Her) ( MFLP 052 )  2005

29 - Susie Q (Susie Q) ( italienische Version ) ( Warner Brothers MFLP 052 )  2005

30 - Follow Me ( Warner Brothers A 5639 )  1965

31 - It Only Costs A Dime ( Warner Brothers A 5628 )  1965

32 - I'll Never Get Over You ( Warner Brothers A 5639, WS 1620 )  1965

33 - The Price Of Love ( Warner Brothers A 5628, WS 1620 )  1965

Everly Brothers 10

01 - Sag' auf Wiedersehen ( Warner Brothers A 5720, MFLP 052 )  1965

02 - Am Abend auf der Heide ( Warner Brothers A 5720, MFLP 052 )  1965

03 - Zwei Gitarren am Meer (Warner Brothers  A 5721, LP 1056 )  1965

04 - Wenn Du mich kьsst ( Warner Brothers A 5721, LP 1056 )  1965

05 - La Luna E Un Pallido Sole ( Warner Brothers WB 1009, LP 1056 )  1965

06 - Non MI Resti Che Tu ( Warner Brothers WB 1009, LP 1056 )  1965

07 - Kiss Your Man Goodbye (#2) ( Warner Brothers MFLP1028 )  1984

08 - To Show I Love You ( Warner Brothers MFLP 052 )  1987

09 - My Babe ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

10 - See See Rider ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

11 - The Girl Can't Help It ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

12 - Love Is Strange (Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

13 - Love Is Strange ( single version ) ( Warner Brothers A 5649 )  1965

14 - People Get Ready ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

15 - Money ( That's What I Want ) ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

16 - Lonely Avenue ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

17 - Hi Heel Sneakers ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

18 - What Am I Living For ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

19 - Walking The Dog ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

20 - I Almost Lost My Mind ( Warner Brothers WS 1605 )  1965

21 - Man With Money ( Warner Brothers A 5649, WS 1605 )  1965

22 - I'll See Your Light (take 4)  2005

23 - I'll See Your Light (take 2A) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

24 - Nothing Matters But You (take 8)  2005

25 - Nothing Matters But You (take 18) ( Warner Brothers K 56415 )  1977

26 - I Used To Love You ( Warner Brothers A 5649, WS 1620 )  1965

27 - It's All Over (#1) (take 7)  2005

28 - It's All Over (#1) (take 2A) ( Warner Brothers A 5649, WS 1620 )  1965

29 - And I'll Go (take 16)  2005

30 - And I'll Go (take 17)  2005

31 - Night Time Girl (backing track)  2005

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Everly Brothers 11

01-June Is As Cold As December

02-Glitter And Gold

03-Lovely Kravezit

04-The Doll House Is Empty

05-(You Got) The Power Of Love

06-Leave My Girl Alone

07-(Why Am I) Chained To A Memory

08-Don't Run And Hide

09-Have You Ever Loved Somebody

10-Fifi The Flea

11-Hard Hard Hard

12-Like Every Time Before

13-Signs That Will Never Change

14-The Collector

15-So Lonely

16-I've Been Wrong Before

17-Kiss Your Man Goodbye (#3)

18-Pretty Flamingo

19-Somebody Help Me

20-When Eddie Comes Home

21-The Devil's Child

22-She Never Smiles Anymore [Take 1]

23-She Never Smiles Anymore

24-Nothing But The Best

25-Sea Of Heartbreak

26-Blueberry Hill

27-Good Golly, Miss Molly

28-(I'd Be) A Legend In My Own Time

29-I'm Movin' On

30-Sticks And Stones

Everly Brothers 12

01-Oh, Boy!

02-Let's Go Get Started

03-Trains And Boats And Planes

04-Even If I Hold It In My Hand [Take 2]

05-Even If I Hold It In My Hand [Take 10]

06-The House Of The Rising Sun [Take 1]

07-The House Of The Rising Sun [Album Version]

08-Bowling Green [Demo]

09-I'll Be Gone [Backing Track]

10-I Don't Want To Love You

11-Bowling Green

12-Mary Jane

13-A Little Bit Crazy

14-Do You

15-A Voice Within

16-It's All Over [Overdub and remix of old recording]

17-Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

18-A Whiter Shade Of Pale

19-Talking To The Flowers

20-Deliver Me

21-I'm Finding It Rough

22-They Smile For You [Backing Track]

23-Love Of The Common People [Take 1]

24-Love Of The Common People [Composite]

25-Love Of The Common People [Single Version]

26-My Elusive Dreams

Everly Brothers 13

01-You're Just What I Was Looking For Today [Take 7]

02-You're Just What I Was Looking For Today [Take 9]

03-Lord Of The Manor

04-It's My Time

05-Bonsoir Madame [Backing Track]

06-Empty Boxes

07-Love With Your Heart (#1) [Take 4]

08-Love With Your Heart (#1) [Alternate Version]

09-You Done Me Wrong [Alternate Mix]

10-Milk Train

11-The Everly Brothers (1952)

12-Mama Tried

13-Less Of Me

14-T For Texas

15-I Wonder If I Care As Much (#2)

16-Ventura Boulevard

17-Shady Grove

18-Illinois (Parts I and II)

19-Living Too Close To The Ground

20-You Done Me Wrong

21-Turn Around

22-Sing Me Back Home

23-The Everly Brothers (1952)-Shady Grove-Kentucky

24-The Weight

25-Deep Water [Backing Track]

26-Medley- Lady Anne-Blue Balloon [Demo]

27-Roots Promo Sampler

Everly Brothers 14

01-Lady Anne [Demo]

02-Shop Girl [Demo]

03-Omaha

04-Human Race (#1)

05-Mr Soul [Mix #1]

06-In The Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad) [Mix #1]

07-Down In The Bottom [Mix #1]

08-Love With Your Heart (#2)

09-Mr Soul [Mix #2]

10-In The Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad) [Mix #2]

11-Down In The Bottom [Mix #2]

12-Glory Road

13-My Little Yellow Bird

14-I'm On My Way Home Again [Demo]

15-Cuckoo Bird

16-From Eden To Canaan [Take 2]

17-From Eden To Canaan [Take 4]

18-I'm On My Way Home Again [Take 1]

19-I'm On My Way Home Again [Single Version]

20-Carolina In My Mind

21-Casey's Last Ride (#1) [Take 1]

22-Casey's Last Ride (#1) [Take 9]

23-Stained Glass Morning

Everly Brothers 15

01-Yves

02-Human Race (#2)

03-Introduction

04-Mama Tried

05-Kentucky

06-Bowling Green

07-('Til) I Kissed You

08-Wake Up Little Susie

09-Cathy's Clown

10-Bird Dog

11-Maybelline

12-Rock And Roll Music

13-The End

14-Aquarius

15-If I Were A Carpenter

16-The Price Of Love

17-Rock And Roll Music

18-Thrill Is Gone

19-The End

20-Games People Play

21-The Price Of Love

22-Baby What You Want Me To Do

23-All I Have To Do Is Dream

24-Walk Right Back

25-Medley- Susie Q-Hey Jude

26-Lord Of The Manor

27-I Wonder If I Care As Much

28-Love Is Strange

29-Medley- Let It Be Me-Give Peace A Chance

30-Chrysler Plymouth Duster Radio Spot

Everly Brothers 16

01-The Brand New Tennessee Waltz

02-Casey's Last Ride (#2)

03-Old Kentucky River

04-Green River

05-Breakdown

06-All We Really Want To Do

07-Poems, Prayers and Promises

08-Mandolin Wind

09-I'm Tired Of Singing My Song In Las Vegas

10-Ridin' High

11-Lay It Down

12-Del Rio Dan

13-Three-Armed Poker-Playin' River Rat

14-Christmas Eve Can Kill You

15-Stories We Can Tell

16-Poisonberry Pie

17-It Pleases Me To Please You

18-Up In Mabel's Room

Everly Brothers 17

01-Lay It Down

02-I Can't Be Myself

03-Sweet Memories

04-Rocky Top

05-Survival Of The Fittest

06-Not Fade Away

07-Paradise

08-A Nickel For The Fiddler

09-Somebody Nobody Knows

10-Watchin' It Go

11-Woman Don't You Try To Tie Me Down

12-Good Hearted Woman

13-Husbands And Wives

14-Ladies Love Outlaws

15-Maiden's Prayer

16-Send Me The Pillow You Dream On (#2)

17-I'm Alone Because I Love You

18-Don Everly Talks About 'Pass The Chicken And Listen'

Everly Brothers 18

01-Intro-Lucille

02-Susie Q

03-Raunchy (Instrumental)

04-Walk Right Back

05-Bye Bye Love

06-Gone, Gone, Gone

07-(Instrumental)

08-I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town

09-Bird Dog

10-So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad)

11-Lucille