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Various Artists - Marylebone Beat Girls 1964-1967 / Various [New Vinyl LP] UK -

Artist: Various Artists

Title: Marylebone Beat Girls 1964-1967 / Various

Format: Vinyl LP

Genre: Rock

UPC: 029667005715

Release Date: 2017

Record Label: Ace

Album Tracks

1. Dancing Yet - Liza and the Jet Set
2. Whatcha' Gonna Do - Billie Davis and the Leroys
3. Sweet and Tender Romance - the McKinleys
4. Don't Do It No More - Julie Driscoll
5. Love Is a Word - Alma Cogan
6. Stop and You Will Become Aware - Helen Shapiro
7. Music Talk - Beryl Marsden
8. Like the Big Man Said - Toni Daly
9. I Want That Boy - the Chantelles
10. The Boy I Used to Know - Andee Silver
11. Mama Didn't Lie - Jean and the Statesides
12. He Doesn't Want You - the Three Bells

Limited 180gm orange vinyl LP pressing in a heavy duty sleeve with comprehensive notes and rare photos on the inner bag. This follow-up to our recent Love Hit Me! Decca Beat Girls and Scratch My Back! Pye Beat Girls releases comprises superior 60s she-pop from the EMI group of record labels - Parlophone, Columbia and HMV - headquartered in Marylebone in the heart of London's West End. Most of the female acts signed by EMI were teenagers completely tuned in to the current pop trends. Scottish duo the McKinleys, R&B club habituée Julie Driscoll, talent show winner Billie Davis and Midlands pub singer Beverley Jones took original material from London's Tin Pan Alley and American covers and gave them an abrasive, vigorous kick that made for fabulous 45s. They may not have had quite the Polish of their US counterparts, but the rough 'n' ready sound of the Marylebone Beat Girl was precisely her appeal. Among the many highlights are 'Dancing Yet', a Dobie Gray-style discotheque number by Liza & the Jet Set; 'Like The Big Man Said' by Toni Daly, a cover of Italian star Caterina Caselli's 'L'uomo D'oro' with edgy English lyrics by Peter Callander; and Billie Davis' groovy gender-switched update of Chuck Willis' R&B nugget 'Whatcha' Gonna Do'.