WARREN PHILLIPS & the ROCKETS. "THE WORLD OF ROCK AND ROLL" DECCA UK 1969 LP.
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December 14, 2014
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November 15, 2014
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– The World Of Rock And Roll Label: – PA 43 Series: – Format: , LP, Mono Strictly Graded - RECORD COLLECTOR
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Country: Released: Genre: , Style: Tracklist A1Matchbox Written-By – * A2Linda Lou Written By – Jermer A3Blue Jean Boogie Written By – Phillips A4Sweet Little Lucy Written By – Phillips A5Keep A-Knockin' Written-By – *, * A6Blue Suede Shoes Written-By – * A7High School Confidential Written-By – *, * B1Mean Woman Blues Written-By – * B2Money Honey Written-By – * B3Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On Written-By – *, * B4Be-Bop-A-Lula Written-By – *, * B5Honey Don't Written-By – * B6Shake, Rattle And Roll Written-By – * Companies etc Copyright (c) – Printed By – Made By – Mastered At – Credits Engineer [Recording] – Mastered By – Producer –
Lonesome Dave Peverett (guitar, vocals), Tony Stevens (bass, vocals), Bob Hall (piano, vocals) and Roger Earl (drums, vocals) were all members of Savoy Brown when they recorded these tunes, during a break while they were in the studio recording Savoy Brown tunes for their ‘A Step Further’ LP. They later left that band and (minus Bob Hall) formed the highly successful band Foghat with lead guitarist and singer Rod Price.
Now very rare, this LP was recorded in 1969 by members of Savoy Brown while they were in the studio recording 'A Step Further'. While the band took a break, Lonesome Dave, Tony Stevens and Roger Earl jammed on some vintage Rock'n'Roll titles not knowing the recording engineer had the tape rolling. After hearing the tapes, they decided to record more tracks and release it as an album, Sun Records style, under the name of 'Legendary' Warren Phillips. Great material and all out Rock, it's a shame nobody paid any attention to it in radio as they didn't know this Phillips or that it was really Savoy Brown. Real good early sound Rock!!!
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