78 RPM - Nervous Norvus - Transfusion / Dig - London - Australia

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Nervous Norvus
Label:	London
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	HL-1089
Date:	1956
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Nervous Norvus	Transfusion	Jimmy Drake	Rate
B	Nervous Norvus	Dig	Jimmy Drake	Rate

Notes

A new Zealand 78 of this already exists on this site but up to now no Australian issue, so here it is!

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Record Collector 14th Oct 2015



Neil Forbes 14th Oct 2015		Yep, Pop the fluid in me, Louie! Just as well I did have a listen or I'd have missed it too.



Record Collector 14th Oct 2015		There you go RC the missing verse You didn't know existed



Neil Forbes 14th Oct 2015		Not long after logging out, I fired up my turntable for recording 78s, and recorded first "Dig"(the B-side), somewhat ordinary as tracks go, nothing much to "write home" about! Then, on spec, I put on the A-side, just to listen to it, initially, I got a surprise when I heard a verse in the song that had been edited out of the track that appears on the K-Tel Looney Tunes LP. The verse goes: Rollin' down a hill on a rainy day, When you see me comin', better start to pray! I'm cuttin' up the road and I'm the boss all the way! Transfusion, transfusion, oh Doc, pardon me for this crazy intrusion! Never, never, never gonna speed again, Pop the fluid in me Louie! What gets me is why K-Tel cut that verse out when the song, in total clocks in at 2 minutes 23 seconds(the time I got after trimming down). There was no need to cut the verse out at all! I note also, Mod has added the linked releases! Cheers!.



Record Collector 13th Oct 2015		Yes I checked this is on the words worst record with that other crazy track called paralysed



Neil Forbes 13th Oct 2015		Oh, well yeah! We were a tad slow on the uptake, RC!



Record Collector 13th Oct 2015		Well going by Australian scene Neil



Neil Forbes 13th Oct 2015		In 1956, RC?... Rock & Roll started in 1953 with Jackie Brenston's "*Rocket 88", then came Bill Haley & His Comets' "Rock Around The Clock*" in 1954!



Record Collector 13th Oct 2015		Back then when rock and roll was a year away



Neil Forbes 13th Oct 2015		"Be zorch, daddy-o, go Ape".... A pteradactyle was a flyin' fool, just a breeze-flappin' daddy of the old school, but a Mama-Dactyle could sure make him drool...." But as for this one... "Barnyard drivers are found in two classes, line-crowding hogs and speeding jack-asses...." Ha-ha.



Record Collector 13th Oct 2015		Ahhhhhyeeeeeaaaaaaa!!!! No wait that was ape call lol



Neil Forbes 13th Oct 2015		@RC Oh I dunno! I got a good laugh out of it the first time I heard it on that Looney Tunes LP, and the other one, Ape Call(doodliyabba!) cracked me up as well! *Slip the blood to me, Bud!* ha-ha!



Record Collector 13th Oct 2015		Appeared on ktels looney tunes and the worlds worst record



Neil Forbes 13th Oct 2015		Like I said in the Comments, this exists in a New Zealand issue(I checked before posting, but until I uploaded this, there was no Australian version. I bought this for the princely sum of $8.00(Australian currency) from Rices in Newcastle(NSW) last Sunday. I already had the A-side on a K-Tel compilation so I bought this for its B-side. When I get a moment, I'll copy it(the B-side, that is) to MP3 and add it to my "Nonsense Songs" file.

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Linked Releases

USA - Dot - 1956

Canada - Quality - 1956

New Zealand - London - 1956