Vinyl Album - Various Artists - The Sue Story Volume Two - Sue

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	The Sue Story Volume Two
Label:	Sue
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ILP-933
Date:	Jun 1966
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Hollywood Argyles	Sho' Know A Lot About Love	Mize, Paxton	Rate
A2	Ron Holden	My Babe	Holden	Rate
A3	Thurston Harris	Little Bitty Pretty One	Byrd	Rate
A4	Dee Clark	Hey Little Girl	Blackwell, Stevenson	Rate
A5	Lee Diamond	Hatti Malatti	Diamond	Rate
A6	Maurice Williams And The Zodiacs	Stay	Williams	Rate
A7	Shirley And Lee	Let The Good Times Roll	Lee	Rate
A8	Ritchie Valens	La Bamba	Valens	Rate
B1	Phil Upchurch Combo	You Can't Sit Down - Pt. 1	Clark, Upchurch, Muldrow	Rate
B2	Phil Upchurch Combo	You Can't Sit Down - Pt. 2	Clark, Upchurch, Muldrow	Rate
B3	Bobby Lewis	Tossin' And Turnin'	Lewis,rene	Rate
B4	Chris Kenner	I Like It Like That	Kenner	Rate
B5	Big Bob	Your Line Was Busy	Kornegay, Wiener	Rate
B6	Bobby Freeman	Do You Wanna' Dance	Freeman	Rate
B7	Professor Longhair	Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand	Longhair	Rate
B8	Ronnie Hawkins	Forty Days	Hawkins	Rate

Notes

Compiled by Guy Stevens

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Comments and Reviews


Juke Jules SUBS 6th Jul 2019		"Guy Stevens' red and yellow Sue label became a talisman for the hippest kids on the block, a marker for the growing divide between the pop mainstream and the burgeoning R&B/Soul underground. This is the first of an important trilogy celebrating the triumphs and heroic failures of Britain's first cult label. Here are the echoes of authenticity that rang true for so many music fans seeking a counterpoint to the first noisy flush of British beatdom" (from The Sue Label Story It was indeed - I remember the excitement of finding this album at the time. It was several more years before I found anyone else who shared my enthusiasm for the likes of Ron Holden

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