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Take My Tip (25 Sixties Mod Gems)
Take My Tip (25 Sixties Mod Gems)

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Artist: Various Artists
Label: Zonophone
Category: Music

List Price: £8.99
Buy New: £4.98
You Save: £4.01 (45%)



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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 3 reviews
Sales Rank: 24424

Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.4

UPC: 094639526222
EAN: 0094639526222
ASIN: B000PC6XZE

Release Date: June 4, 2007
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours

Tracks:

  • Ottilie Patterson with Sonny Boy Williamson Baby Please
  • Long John Baldry & The Hoochie Coochie MenUp Above My Head I Hear Music
  • Duffy Power If I Get Lucky Some Day
  • Tony's Defenders Yes I Do
  • The Manish Boys Take My Tip
  • Chris Farlowe and The ThunderbirdsBuzz With The Fuzz
  • The Shotgun Express Curtains
  • Herbie Goins & The NightimersCruisin'
  • The Ram Jam Band with Geno WashingtonShake Shake Senora
  • Cliff Bennett & The Rebel RousersStrange Feeling
  • Simon Dupree & The Big Sound
  • Haydock's RockhouseMix-A-Fix
  • Beryl Marsden What's She Got
  • The Roulettes Jackpot
  • Mike Patto Love
  • Rod Stewart I Just Got Some
  • Toni Daly Like The Big Man Said
  • Murray Head with The Blue MonksYou Bore Me
  • Kenny Lynch with The Laurie Jay ComboHarlem Library
  • Edwick Rumbold Boggle Woggle
  • The N' BetweensEvil Witch Man
  • The Shadows Scotch On The Socks
  • Ben Carruthers & The DeepJack O'Diamonds
  • Paul Williams & The Big Roll Band Gin House
  • The Night-timers featuring Herbie GoinsThe Music Played On
  • Minutes (Of Your Love)/A Lot Of Love

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Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Beryl is a godess!   October 10, 2008
I love this! But did you know Beryl who is featured on this actually has a new single out in Novemeber! How exciting - you can hear more at her website!


4 out of 5 stars Rarity   July 27, 2007
 7 out of 12 found this review helpful

For the uninitiated, and as defining and classic as it was/is, there is more to The Shadows than 'Apache'.

Great inclusion on this album - 'Scotch On The Socks' by the Shadows. Riffs and pregressions that ooze quality and injected with typical humour (not least in the title).

Taken from the EMI compilation album (vinyl) 'Shadows Rarities' which has not (as yet) been re-released on any other format and is therefore truly a rarity.



4 out of 5 stars Take My Tip & Buy It!   July 26, 2007
 18 out of 18 found this review helpful

And yet another 'Mod' compilation, this time from EMI's Zonophone who did a sterling job compiling EMI's French Girls. As 'Mod' dates from about 1958-66, it has no defining sound except that which is 'Modern' and therefore is always open to interpretation. Restricted to the EMI vaults (1964-67), there are, thankfully, no tracks by The Small Faces who tend to run riot over general Mod comps. Not that Take My Tip skimps on big names, Rod Stewart, Chris Farlowe, Long John Baldry & The Shadows all make an appearance. If you haven't heard The Shadows' 'Scotch On The Rocks' you're in for a treat - on hearing it for the first time on another comp I had to double check it was the same Shadows who backed Cliff. Another re-discovered gem is the big city soul belter 'Like The Big Man Said' by Southend's Toni Daly (aka Antoinette) who at 13 made her debut for Decca (see Girl's Scene). The N' Betweens' (known later as Slade) 'Evil Witch Man' is a groovy slab of nonsense that owes more to Sam'n'Dave than Screaming Jay Hawkins. Jack O'Diamonds by US actor Ben Carruthers could have appeared on a Pebbles comp - originally a poem written by Bob Dylan for the back cover of 'Another Side Of' - Carruthers wrote the music and it was later covered by Fairport Convention. Sleeve notes, dates & pics are all present & correct. Whaddya waitin' for.

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