|
| No. |
Song Name |
Artist |
Label |
Distributor |
Album & Comments |
| 1 |
Juke box rock and roll. |
The Marigolds. |
Excello. |
|
Hey guys and gals let me welcome you all to the maltshophop. So letsssssssssss go. |
| 2 |
Pistol packing mama. |
The Hurricanes. |
King. |
|
Okay l know that this record refused to play last wee but we have it this week. Fun rocker from the group. |
| 3 |
Help! Murder , Police. |
Hi-Fidelities. |
Hi-Q. |
|
Rough and ready rocker from one of Fortune Records sub' labels. 1957 as their only B side. |
| 4 |
I love her so. |
The velvetones. |
Aladdin. |
|
1957 release as their rockin' 1st B side. |
| 5 |
My love is real. |
The Lollypops. |
Universal International. |
|
This 1958 single was their only B side. |
| 6 |
Come back baby. |
The Vibes. |
ABC. |
|
Only B side from 1957, good jumper this one. |
| 7 |
Satisfied. |
The Chateaus. |
Warner Brothers. |
|
Wonderful stroller/ballad from 1958 as their 2nd b side. |
| 8 |
It's over. |
Paul "Hucklebuck" Williams and group. |
Capitol. |
|
Request time from the twelth request list by "Robert the Magpie of Eltham". From his "Groups" list we have this beautiful ballad released in 1955 as the groups only A side. |
| 9 |
Old McDonald. |
The Blenders. |
Wanger. |
|
Might not be high-brow but boy it's a lot of fun with some very funny lines. 2nd b side from 1959. |
| 10 |
Go away (far away). |
Georgie Torrence and the Dippers. |
King. |
|
Ballad time from 1960. First B side. |
| 11 |
Is it too late? |
Morris Wade and the 4 Pharoahs. |
Ransom. |
|
Another ballad, this one was the groups 3rd A side from 1958. |
| 12 |
Red hot mama. |
The Marvellos. |
Marvello. |
|
Time to step it up again with this rocker from 1955. Their 1st A side. |
| 13 |
I love you, really l do. |
The Tantones. |
Lamp. |
|
Stay on the dancefloor because here is another rocker from 1956. 1st B side. |
| 14 |
I don't like you that much. |
The Royal Jokers. |
Fortune. |
|
The 5th B side from 1958 doesn't sound too inviting does it? But heh it rocks. |
| 15 |
Bim Bam Boom. |
The Eldorados. |
Vee-Jay. |
|
Carlo's classic today is definately a classic from the boys. Voted #265 on the UGHA list. Released as the groups 7th A side from that year, 1956. |
| 16 |
A girl like you. |
The Valtones. |
Gee. |
|
This is Carlo's Coner request today. Hard to believe this quality track was a musty dusty cob-web collector. |
| 17 |
Without your love. |
The 5 Jades. |
Duke. |
|
The only A side from 1958 for the group, fine ballad. |
| 18 |
Cherie. |
The Hide-aways. |
MGM. |
|
Don't know how many versions l have of this song, but this 1955 only A side one is stunning. |
| 19 |
Oh yes l know. |
The Tuneblenders. |
Federal. |
|
Steppin' it up to finnish this bracket guys and gals with only A side from the group, recorded 1954. |
| 20 |
Darling Patricia. |
Artie Wilkins and the Palms. |
States. |
|
Recorded in 1956 as their only A side. Such a catchy tune that is just so different. |
| 21 |
Get off my back. |
Mello Gents. |
Warner Brothers. |
|
This yakety yak style song was put down in 1959 as their only B side. A fine jumper with a lot of fun thrown into the mix. |
| 22 |
My baby dearest darling. |
The Monograms. |
Saga. |
|
A group l don't know a lot about other than this jumper was recorded in 1957 and was their 1st B side. |
| 23 |
I'm so blue. |
The Champions. |
Ace. |
|
This is one very very good recording, oh so collectable. Recorded in 1958 on Ace just after the group had left henry Stone's Miami based Chart labe. Their 5th A side. |
| 24 |
Golden Gate Gospel Train. |
Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet. |
Decca. |
|
Jubilee time children,today we have one of the all-time greats of vocal group music the "Gates". Oh so good this was recorded in 1937. |
| 25 |
New love. |
Baltineers. |
Teenage. |
|
Recorded in 1956, this rocker was their 1st B side. |
| 26 |
Do you love her? |
The Impressors. |
Cub. |
|
1958 recording, fine hopper and bopper that was the 2nd A side for the group. |
| 27 |
My Darling. |
Lillian Leech and the Mellows. |
Celeste. |
|
Acapella today from one of the finest distaff singers of the time. |
| 28 |
Saki-laki-waki. |
The Viscounts. |
Vega. |
|
Yeah l know this jumper is a strange one but boy it's good isn't it? Recorded in 1959. |
| 29 |
Take it easy baby. |
The Love-tones. |
Plus. |
|
Jumpin' and jivin' with the group with this their first B side recorded in 1956. |
| 30 |
Silly Willy. |
The El-Vieros. |
Revello. |
|
Hey another crazy jumper hoppin' and boppin' for you, only B side from 1959. |
| 31 |
My work will be done. |
The Violinaires. |
Gotham. |
|
Gospelin' time guys and girls. Todays recordings feature the late great Wilson Pickett. May he rest in peace. His legacy of music has touched us all and so his memory will not fade. |
| 32 |
Sign of judgement. |
The Violinaires. |
Gotham. |
|
Our second track featuring Wilson Pickett. Golden age gospel with a musical genius. |
| 33 |
My love grows stronger. |
The Voices,,,, AKA Bobby Bird and the Satellites. |
Cash. |
|
Beautiful ballad from the very talented Bobby Bird and group recorded for John Dolphin in 1955 as their 2nd B side. Bobby recorded under numerous names for many different labels. |
| 34 |
I gotta go. |
4 Tunes. |
Jubilee. |
|
Time to catch your breathe guys and gals. Time to close the Maltshophop for this week. Hope you enjoyed your stay with us. So bye bye, so long. |
