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Page 8 - CDs

CDs, like it or not, are the modern format. The size of the packaging doesn’t always look as good as an LP sleeve, but with recent releases we have used both Digipaks and Rolapaks to house our CDs and booklets. These cardboard covers have more of the feel of the old-style record sleeves and allow the inclusion of more pictures and graphic material.

5" CD EPs

RECD 501
LINK WRAY & HIS RAY MEN

PULP FICTION (Tracks from the film)

Rumble; Ace of spades; Ace of spades; Rumble

Barcode: 5 012814 005019

RECD 502
MIKE BERRY

THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR SMILE

The sunshine of your smile; If a tear should fall; I’m gonna get you; It’s only love

Barcode: 5 012814 005022

RECD 503

That’s What They Tell Me - That’s What They Say…

Buddy Holly & The Crickets

Barcode: 5 012814 005039 Interviews

Buddy Holly talks to Red Robinson at the Georgia Auditorium, Vancouver Canada,October 23rd, 1957 (3.03); Buddy Holly and Jerry Allison talk to Freeman Hover at the Albany Hotel, Denver, Colorado, November 2nd, 1957 (7.28); Buddy Holly talks to Dale Lowery at the Municipal Auditorium, Topeka, Kansas, November 5th, 1957 (1.40); Buddy Holly talks to Ed Sullivan at the CBS Ed Sullivan Theatre, 1697 Broadway, New York, NY, December 1st, 1957 (0.40); Buddy Holly talks to Pat Barton at the Newcastle Stadium, Newcastle, NSW, Australia, January 31st, 1958 (2.52); Buddy Holly talks to Bob Chesney at the Dade County Auditorium, Miami, Florida, February 24th, 1958 (1.29); Buddy Holly talks to Alan Freed at WNEW-TV Studios, 205 East 67th Street, New York, NY, October 2nd,1958 (1.55); Buddy Holly talks to Ronnie King at WGH, 739 Boush, Norfolk, Virginia, October 17th, 1958 (3.20); Buddy Holly, Joe Mauldin and Jerry Allison talk to Dick Clark at WFIL-TV Studios,46th & Market Streets, Philadelphia, PA, October 28th, 1958 (1.54)

CD Albums

RCCD 3001
BILL HALEY & HIS COMETS

ROCK THE JOINT

The Essex Recordings 1951-1954
Barcode: 5 012814 030017

All Bill Haley’s rockin’ tracks for the Philadelphia Essex and Holiday labels are here on our first CD album. Original master tapes and best available sources were lovingly restored by Boppin’ Bob Jones for this project. Fine notes from Haley biographer Chris Gardner. Rocket 88; Tearstains on my heart; Green tree boogie; Jukebox cannonball; Sundown boogie; Icy heart; Rock the joint; Dance with a dolly; Rockin’ chair on the moon; Stop beatin’ round the mulberry bush; Real rock drive; Crazy man crazy; What’cha gonna do; Pat-a-cake; Fractured; Live it up; Farewell so long goodbye; I’ll be true; Ten little Indians; Chattanooga choo choo; Straight jacket; Yes indeed! (Alternate take)

RCCD 3002

JACK SCOTT & THE CHANTONES

THE WAY I WALK

The Carlton Recordings 1958-1960

Barcode: 5 012814 030024

All Jack Scott’s Carlton recordings are featured on this CD, together with some earlier tracks recorded for ABC. Most are from the original master tapes that were used for the releases on London Records in the UK. Scott’s story is told in the booklet notes by Rob Finnis. Leroy; Midgie; The way I walk; Goodbye baby; Go wild little Sadie; Geraldine; Save my soul; Baby she’s gone; Two-timin’ woman; I never felt like this; Geraldine (alternate take); My true love; I’m dreaming of you; With your love; I can’t help it; No-one will ever know; Indiana waltz; Baby Marie; Bella; There comes a time; I need your love; You can bet your bottom dollar; What am I living for; There’s trouble brewing; Lonesome Mary; Greaseball