78 RPM - Ritchie Valens - Come On Let's Go / Dooby Dooby Wah - Pye International - UK

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Ritchie Valens
Label:	Pye International
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	N.25000
Date:	Nov 1958
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 9 Want
Price Guide:	$419
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PRICE GUIDE

$419

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Ritchie Valens	Come On Let's Go	Ritchie Valens	10.0 Rate
B	Ritchie Valens	Dooby Dooby Wah	Ritchie Valens	9.0 Rate

Comments and Reviews


freakbeatjames 15th Sep 2023		After my comment of two years ago on here, a couple of weeks back I picked up six cartons of 78's from a local selling site, and lo and behold, there was this 78 in amongst them. And the other two UK Ritchie Valens 78's on London too!



Antoon Van Olderen SUBS 30th Dec 2022



RecordDragon 21st Sep 2022		45 RPM release



RecordDragon 21st Sep 2022		A-side 78 RPM play. Nod to xiphophilos.



moondog 20th Nov 2021		Discographies show this 45/78 was issued in Nov 58 and it takes a very brave person to say that it wasn't. Bob Keane (Del-Fi owner) licensed this to Pye Int and there is every good reason to think that he considered Dooby Dooby Wah was a better flip for the UK issue as it's more Valens-like in style. "Framed" was a old Leiber/Stoller r&b comedy song from the Robins (pre-Coasters) and arguably not suited to Valens high voice especially the talk lines in the song. The LP shows Keane, under his real name of Kuhn, co-wrote Dooby so maybe royalties came into it too. Bob Keane as label owner/producer was in a position to do whatever he wanted with Valens' catalogue - which he sure did.



Antoon Van Olderen SUBS 18th Nov 2021		This record could not have been released in November 1958 as Dooby Dooby Wah was first released as an album track in the US in March 1959 on Ritchie's posthumous debut album. The US release date for Come On Let's Go was September 1958 but was coupled with Framed.



KeithS SUBS 🍰 2nd Aug 2021		Pye had just lost the valuable Mercury franchise to EMI..looks like they used the same label paper for their new "Pye International" imprint



freakbeatjames 2nd Aug 2021		I picked up 24 x mint 1959 Pye International and Pye Nixa 78's at the weekend. Most of them aren't on here (will be soon!), unfortunately this one wasn't amongst them though!



xiphophilos 13th Nov 2016		A side:



xiphophilos 13th Nov 2016		B side:



deezee 12th Nov 2016		Correct title is "Dooby Dooby Wah." [Thanks, corrected. Mod]