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Artist:Various Artists
Title:Saturday Club
Label:  Decca
Country:UK
Catalogue:LK 4583
Date:24 Jan 1964
Format:LP
Collection:  I Own It     I Want It 
Community: 2 Own
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1Ted Heath And His MusicSaturday Club - Theme (Saturday Jump)JamesRate
A2Brian Poole And The TremeloesDo You Love MeGordy Jnr.Rate
A3The Vernons GirlsYou Know What I MeanPeacockRate
A4Dave Berry And The CruisersMemphis TennesseeChuck BerryRate
A5Jet Harris And Tony MeehanApplejackVandykeRate
A6The MaraudersGreenback DollarAxton, RmseyRate
A7Kathy KirbyDance OnV. Murlagh, E. Murlagh, Adams, StellmanRate
A8The Rolling StonesFortune TellerNevilleRate
B1The Chimes Featuring DeniseSay It AgainBackRate
B2Brian Poole And The TremeloesTwenty MilesMann, LoweRate
B3Doug SheldonMickey's MonkeyB. Holland, E. Holland, DozierRate
B4The Lorne Gibson TrioGo Easy With My HeartWoodhouseRate
B5The Rolling StonesPoison IvyLeiber, StollerRate
B6Karl DenverI Forgot What It Was LikeDavid, BacharachRate
B7The TornadosTelstarMeekRate
B8Kathy KirbyBye Bye BirdieStrouse, AdamsRate


Notes

Decca artists who were featured on the BBC Light Programme radio show Saturday Club which was presented by Brian Matthew.

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Modforit
12th Jun 2024
 "Poison ivy" and "fortune teller" were recorded on 18th August 1963 at Decca studios in London for release as the follow up to "Come on", everyone involved the Stones, Andrew Oldham and Decca records were disatisfied with the recordings and they were shelved. The Stones were insistent that they still wanted to record a version of "Poison ivy" so they entered De lane lea studios in Kingsway , London on 14th and 15th November and recorded a second version of "Poison ivy" which ended up on "The Rolling Stones" EP released in January 1964. "Fortune teller" was never recorded again, the version released on the American "More hot rocks" compilation album is a different mix of the original recording.
 
 
Kevin Walsh1
16th Aug 2023
 This was pretty desirable until 1972, when the two Rolling Stones tracks were re-released here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/More_Hot_Rocks_(Big_Hits_%26_Fazed_Cookies)
 
 
Strawberry_Lynn
8th Aug 2023
 were those tracks especially recorded for Saturday Club and therefore they are alternative versions of the ones released as singles?
 
 
Mr. Blaze
5th Jun 2017
 Released the same day as the Decca "Ready, Steady, Go" Various Artist LP
 

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