Vinyl Album - Bill Haley And The Comets - Live In Copenhagen - Brunswick

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bill Haley And The Comets
Title:	Live In Copenhagen
Label:	Brunswick
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	821 394-1
Date:	1984
Format:	LP
Genre:	Rock & Roll
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rock This Joint Tonight (Aka Rock The Joint)	Grafton, Keene, Bagby	Rate
A2	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rock-a-Beatin' Boogie	Haley	Rate
A3	Bill Haley And The Comets	Skinny Minnie	Haley, Gabler, Keefer, Cafra	Rate
A4	Bill Haley And The Comets	Razzle-Dazzle	Calhoun	Rate
A5	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rudy's Rock	Haley, Pompilli	Rate
A6	Bill Haley And The Comets	See You Later, Alligator	Guidry	Rate
B1	Bill Haley And The Comets	The Saints Rock And Roll	Haley, Gabler	Rate
B2	Bill Haley And The Comets	Framed	Leiber, Stoller	Rate
B3	Bill Haley And The Comets	Shake, Rattle And Roll	Calhoun	Rate
B4	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rip It Up	Marascolco, Blackwell	Rate
B5	Bill Haley And The Comets	Crazy Man Crazy	Haley	Rate
B6	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rock Around The Clock	DeKnight, Freedman	Rate

Notes

Although dated 1970, this particular pressing is from the 1980s as it has a UPC code on the back.

Although titled "Live in Copenhagen," this is in fact a repacking of the Kama Sutra album "Bill Haley Scrapbook" which was recorded in New York City! Additional audience noise added to the mix to make it appear as if this is a different concert. As with most other issues of the Scrapbook tracks, Rock the Joint is erroneously credited to James Bracken and Saints Rock and Roll is mistitled When the Saints Go Marching In.

Cover photo from the 1959 film Here I Am, Here I Stay.

Comments and Reviews


23skidoo 15th Nov 2014		Absolutely beautiful cover photo, which is the only reason I've held onto this rip-off (someday I'll get a scanner). I remember buying this on a vacation thinking I'd found a previously unreleased concert, only to find it was the Bitter End album repackaged with Richard Nader's introductions edited out and some extra audience screaming dubbed in.