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Artist: Johnny And The Hurricanes Title: Time To Rock Label: Big Top Country: Bootleg Catalogue: BW-222 Barcode: Date: Format: Bootleg / Repro Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  2 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Time To Rock	T. King, J. Mack, L. Bossi	Rate
A2	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Walkin' With Mr. Lee	Lee Allen	Rate
A3	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Tweedle Dee	Winfield Scott	Rate
A4	Johnny And The Hurricanes	The Hucklebuck	Alfred J. Gibson	Rate
A5	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Marty's Party	Ramal, Gottfried, Craft	Rate
A6	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Walkin' On Down	T. King, J. Mack, J. Gibson	Rate
A7	Johnny And The Hurricanes	After Midnight	T. King, J. Mack, J. Gibson	Rate
B1	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Rock-A-Long	Morty Craft, Ramal-Gottfried	Rate
B2	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Knock Out	Tommy O'Keefe	Rate
B3	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Goofus	Kahn, King, Harold	Rate
B4	Johnny And The Hurricanes	You're To Blame	Morty Craft	Rate
B5	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Revived	Paris, King, Mack	Rate
B6	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Ooh Poo Pah Doo	Jesse Hill	Rate
B7	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Summer Holiday	Gibson, King, Mack	Rate

Notes

The back cover shows label shots of releases by "The Five Teenbeats" (Big Top 45-3062) and "The Craftsmen" (Warwick M-572).
It is doubtful whether (all) these tracks really are by Johnny And The Hurricanes, although - because of some of the writers` credits - there is strong involvement of Harry Balk and Irving Micahnik, the managers of Johnny And The Hurricanes.

Images

Number: 848138  THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Terence Archer Description: Front Sleeve

Number: 848139  Uploaded By: Terence Archer Description: Rear Sleeve

Number: 848140  Uploaded By: Terence Archer Description: A-Side

Number: 848141  Uploaded By: Terence Archer Description: B-Side

Comments and Reviews

Record Collector 3rd Oct 2015		The song I love to get on cd I wonder be out on feelin groovy volume four but who knows
Neil Forbes 3rd Oct 2015		Yep, and you "Ran All The Way Home" to hear it, too, didn't you, RC?(ha-ha) See how I neatly worked the B-side of that song into this post.
Record Collector 3rd Oct 2015		The hucklebuck give me Brendan Boyer version anytime
Neil Forbes 3rd Oct 2015		Looking at the label, the copyright warning around the edge is common to Britain, Australia/NZ and some Euro countries who print the warning in English. The LP is likely Euro origin.
Neil Forbes 3rd Oct 2015		That's not the only error. "The Hucklebuck" composer details are also wrong. It is, in fact, two people, Alfred AND Gibson. Usually credited in this order but sometimes inverted to be Gibson/Alfred on other labels.
Terence Archer 3rd Oct 2015		As an afterthought. The composer credit on the LP sleeve Track B5 is wrong. It should read "The Fascinators". Paris, King, Mack were out of the picture as far as they were concerned.
Terence Archer 3rd Oct 2015		'The Notes' section questions the authenticity of these tracks being by Johnny and the Hurricanes;and rightly so. The artists tracks being used/misused on this album are as follows: A1 The Five Teenbeats - "Time To Rock" - Bigtop 45-3062 - Jan 1961 - (B-side) A2 The Craftsmen - "Walkin' With Mr. Lee" - Warwick M-586 - Oct 1960 - (A-side) A3 The Craftsmen - "Tweedle Dee" - Warwick M-586 - Oct 1960 - (B-side) A4 The Craftsmen - "The Hucklebuck" - Warwick M-572 - Aug 1960 - (A-side) A5 The Craftsmen - "Marty's Party" - Warwick M-572 - Aug 1960 - (B-side) A6 Johnny Gibson - "Walkin' On Down" - Bigtop 45-3118 - Aug 1962 - (A-side) A7 Johnny Gibson - "After Midnight" - Bigtop 45-3118 Aug 1962 - (B-side) B1 The Craftsmen - "Rock A-Long" - Warwick M-538 - May 1960 - (A-side) B2 The Raging Storms - "Knockout" - Jamie 1196 - July 1961 - (A-side) B3 The Craftsmen - "Goofus" - Warwick M-538 - May 1960 - (B-side) B4 The Fascinators - "You're The Blame" - Trans Atlas M-688 - April 1962 - (A-side) B5 The Fascinators - "Revived" - Trans Atlas M-688 - April 1962 - (B-side) B6 Johnny Gibson - "Ohh Poo Pah Doo" - Bigtop 45-3149 - May 1963 - (A-side) B7 Johnny Gibson - "Summer Holiday" - Bigtop 45-3149 - May 1963 - (B-side) The Fascinators are The Hurricanes, so renamed, after they split from Johnny(Paris) in late 1961. They went on to perform together well into the late 60s.
Terence Archer 25th Sep 2015		Sleeve and label images added.

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Johnny And The Hurricanes - The Big Sound Of Johnny And The Hurricanes - Big Top - Bootleg

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