78 RPM - Cliff Richard And The Drifters - Schoolboy Crush / Move It - Columbia - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Cliff Richard And The Drifters
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	DB. 4178
Date:	Sep 1958
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	27 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Schoolboy Crush	Schroeder, Gilbert	4.0 Rate
B	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Move It	Samwell	9.0 Rate

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dunk78 21st Apr 2023



KeithS SUBS ● 11th Nov 2018		This record brings back teenage memories. The first you knew that a disc was available was an ad in Disc or Melody Maker and for some reason "Western Movies" by The Olympics sounded like something that hard earned pocket money might be used on and I wanted to Hear it as a sort of proof . Radio Luxembourg was the best programme although it faded terribly and I waited to hear this Olympics disc. Suddenly ..this must be it.."Come on pretty baby lets move it and groove it.." good record...moves along....then fades to silence. Never a fan of UK discs I was so disappointed to learn it wasnt the Olympics but Cliff Richard...Bugger I was a music snob and never realised it



Pridesale 11th Nov 2018		Apparently uploader says this is from 78, so presumably the YT Music source that is (auto-generated) info in the YT show more section is a fairy story and Google cannot tell a drop from a CD'd remaster ?



Pridesale 11th Nov 2018		Nope, that A side Vid gorn, (and the others on YT appear as either, 1994 remaster, 2000ish remaster or a 2012 remaster, we need the needle drop, is Sid still around ?)



sheepdip1234 SUBS 25th May 2016		Videos blocked again. [Fixed. Mod.]



soultwinz SUBS 24th Dec 2014		Schoolboy crush was indeed the A Side and had a few limited plays until Jack Good..an important DJ at the time, played it once..thought it was OK then decided to flip it over..and the rest they say is history



Alan Warby 17th Jul 2013		Reached Number 2 in the NME charts, 12 Sep 1958.



VinylSid 12th Jan 2013		Move It:



VinylSid 12th Jan 2013		Schoolboy Crush:



zabadak 12th Jan 2013		Absolutely!



vinyl_junkie 11th Jan 2013		Shouldn't Schoolboy Crush be the A side (as it was intented to be even though Move It! was obviously the hit)?



Jock_Girl 11th Jan 2013		My guess is that the 5011 stamped on the sleeve and disk as well as the writing on the sleeve was a part of someone's personal cataloging/ library system rather than any official EMI imprint. Sonically this 78 blows away the 45 in every way!



Strawberry_Lynn 5th Dec 2012		This particular disc has the number '5011' stamped on both labels and on the original sleeve. Could this have been done at the pressing plant? One of the reasons that 'Harry Webb' chose the name Cliff Richard was because inevitably, he'd mistakenly be called Cliff "Richards"; he would then correct their error, therefore his name would be mentioned twice! Since this was his first disc, the original owner of this record still hadn't caught on and he/she has written the misidentification Cliff "Richards" on the top left-hand corner of the sleeve! Using a nib pen too; not many biros around in those days.

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