Vinyl Album - John Lennon - Rip It Up - J&B

Vinyl Album

Artist:	John Lennon
Title:	Rip It Up
Label:	J&B
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	JB326
Date:	1988
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	John Lennon	Be-Bop-A-Lula	T. Davis, G. Vincent	Rate
A2	John Lennon	Stand By Me	King, Glick	Rate
A3	John Lennon	Medley - Rip It Up - Ready Teddy	R. Blackwell, J. Marascalco	Rate
A4	John Lennon	You Can't Catch Me	Chuck Berry	Rate
A5	John Lennon	Ain't That A Shame	A. Domino, D. Bartholomew	Rate
A6	John Lennon	Do You Want To Dance	Bobby Freeman	Rate
A7	John Lennon	Sweet Little Sixteen	Chuck Berry	Rate
B1	John Lennon	Slippin' And Slidin'	Penniman, Bocage, Collins, Smith	Rate
B2	John Lennon	Peggy Sue	Holly, Allison, Petty	Rate
B3	John Lennon	Medley - Bring It On Home To Me - Send Me Some Lovin'	Sam Cooke, L. Price, J. Marascalco	Rate
B4	John Lennon	Bony Moronie	L. Williams	Rate
B5	John Lennon	Ya Ya	M. Robinson, L. Dorsey, C. Lewis	Rate
B6	John Lennon	Just Because	Lloyd Price	Rate

Notes

Rebranding of the 1975 "Rock 'N' Roll" album, the label even titles the album "Rock 'N' Roll" but the track list is wrong on the cover but the same as 1975 version on the album.

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Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		Yes, please?



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		Neil I will give you a link let me know you want it



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		I see I'm going to have to upload those Hit Wave ad Another Hit Wave covers and labels as they don't come up in the search facility. Should have them ready by next week.



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		R.C., did as you suggested, "If you type hit wave volume three it would come up in your search engine" All I got was that comment by you. Did you upload the Hit Wave Vol.3 cover and labels? If so I'll have another try later.



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		If you type hit wave volume three it would come up in your search engine



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		Yep, thought it might've been. By the way, R.C., did you get the PM I sent you?



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		That's the one Neil



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		Yellow box logo(Axis)? I think that's the logo design that carried through to the CD format, and was revamped again later, round early 1990s.



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		Actually it's the yellow box mid eighties version as I'm looking at it right now



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		R.C., Apollo 100 LP, yep! That's the one! And Axis logo on the top corner of John Lennon LP, the old original version of the logo, no doubt, with the prefix of the cat.# being AXIS-????



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		Yes Neil same cover with the axis logo on top right corner



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		Apollo 100 reach for the sky as I have in my collection complete with plastic protective cover



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		The Axis LP would've looked like either of those shown in the linked releases(shown below) or at least the cover would, anyway.



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		Remember seeing a copy of this I didn't buy it as I have my own through axis records



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		R.C.'s comment: "I think endeavour was around over twelve months and finally sank". I couldn't say for certain, when the label was established. Apart from the Ray Charles compilation which carried the London label and Endeavour catalogue number, I have one other which carries the actual Endeavour label, it's a compilation of Apollo 100, which includes the hit, "Joy". I'll upload it in coming weeks so, "watch this space!"



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		I used to think those "buy Vol.1 - get Vol.2 free" arrangements were a bit of a con, quite frankly(I've got a couple of them, they were given to me, I didn't buy them). If they were intended as 2-record sets, why didn't they package them in gatefold sleeves?



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		I think endeavour was around over twelve months and finally sank



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		I remember I used to get caught out buying those ones you buy one and get one free on special as you buy one and the other one isn't available



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		speaking of endeavour records remember that company released rock n roll heaven back in 1981 that featured him singing aint she sweet its a very rare album to get hold of and quite expensive



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		I've bought quite a few J. & B. compilations(not this one, though. Never was much of a fan of John Lennon) in my time, as well as a few Dino albums on cassette or the odd LP. I have a Ray Charles compilation on the Endeavour/London label(record carries London label but Endeavour catalogue number and Endeavour logo on front cover). As I said earlier in this thread, these labels are good value in that you get the AUTHENTIC versions! No re-recordings, no sound-alikes, but the REAL THING(no, not that Russell Morris song, silly!), The GENUINE ARTICLE! And for someone like me who has done community radio(and been caught out with a couple of non-authentic versions), I absolutely INSIST on authenticity!



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		Has a few J&B records



Neil Forbes 9th Jan 2015		My post vanished as soon as I finished it! I was saying how J. & B., Dino and Endeavour were good value as budget labels because they always used AUTHENTIC versions of songs they include in their compilations. Sadly the same can't be said of K-Tel in its latter issues. By far the worst for using non-authentic content is NZ's Music World(Hughes Leisure Corp.). You're lucky if you find two in 30 that are authentic in their compilations! I avoid that label like the plague! For budget compilations, it's J. & B., Dino and Endeavour for me any day of the week!



Record Collector 9th Jan 2015		J&B was a Australian televison advertised company along with dino music and endeavour for you Aussie record collectors would remember



TopPopper 2nd Jun 2014		I think so. Tackiness isn't really the guiding factor. It's the same album.



nboldock 20th Jan 2014		I think it should be linked. Anyone else think so? It's not an attractive thing, is it...



Lee Wrecker 20th Jan 2014		Should this shameless TV special be linked to the original John Lennon "Rock 'N' Roll" album or not?? The label indicates it is that album and the track list and recordings are the same. A bit of a conundrum really - it is sooo tacky.