Vinyl Album - Ronnie Hawkins - Rockin' - PRT

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ronnie Hawkins
Title:	Rockin'
Label:	PRT
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	NSPL 28238
Date:	Jan 1978
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ronnie Hawkins	40 Days	Chuck Berry	Rate
A2	Ronnie Hawkins	Wild Little Willie	Hawkins, Magill	Rate
A3	Ronnie Hawkins	Oh Sugar	Hawkins, Magill	Rate
A4	Ronnie Hawkins	What'cha Gonna Do (When The Creek Runs Dry)	Hawkins, Magill	Rate
A5	Ronnie Hawkins	Dizzy Miss Lizzy	Larry Williams	Rate
A6	Ronnie Hawkins	Odessa	Hawkins, Magill	Rate
A7	Ronnie Hawkins	Red Hot	Billy Emerson	Rate
A8	Ronnie Hawkins	One Of These Days	Hawkins	Rate
A9	Ronnie Hawkins	Ruby Baby	Leiber, Stoller	Rate
A10	Ronnie Hawkins	Mary Lou	Jessie Young, Sam Ling	Rate
B1	Ronnie Hawkins	Honey Don't	Carl Perkins	Rate
B2	Ronnie Hawkins	Bo Diddley	Elias McDaniel	Rate
B3	Ronnie Hawkins	Sick And Tired	Kenner, Bartholomew, Domino	Rate
B4	Ronnie Hawkins	Susie - Q	Hawkins, Lewis, Broadway	Rate
B5	Ronnie Hawkins	Matchbox	Carl Perkins	Rate
B6	Ronnie Hawkins	Baby Jean	Hawkins, Helm, Magill	Rate
B7	Ronnie Hawkins	There's A Screw Loose	Hawkins, Glover, Levy	Rate
B8	Ronnie Hawkins	I Feel Good	Leonard Lee	Rate
B9	Ronnie Hawkins	Kansas City	Leiber, Stoller	Rate
B10	Ronnie Hawkins	Who Do You Love	E. McDaniel	Rate

Notes

Liner notes: Screamin' Brian Simmons.
A Roulette recording.

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Comments and Reviews


ppint. 7th Aug 2019		pye electrical - pye's of cambridge - got 50% out of the recording industry in 1955 when they sold 50% of pye records to atv. pye electrical - pye's of cambridge - got 100% out of the recording industry in 1966 when they sold the other 50% of pye records to atv. pye electrical - pye's of cambridge - were not, so far as anyone now knows or then knew, loath to the prospect of receiving any amount(s) of money that might be agreed between them and pye records' owners for an extension to their licence to continue to use the pye name, etc. in some any or all of the markets (or territories) of the world, upon their disc records, tapes, 8-track cartridges, cylinders, incised fine pottery wares, or any other recording media, post 1980. the chaotic collapse of the atv empire (acc and various other acronyms & epithets more accurate by then) and loss of the rights to use the pye name & trademark was just part of the takeover battle(s) for it being waged by various australian millionaire entrepreneurs and the discovery that one of them had rather less money, rather fewer assets worth rather less than previously assumed, and consequently suddenly rather less creditworthiness - and very shortly thereafter, rather less credit - than had been the case thitherto: and an equally sudden embarrassing shortage of cash and cashflow, and an urgent need to sell off parts of the taken-over empire in order to attempt to keep control of the remnants. which attempts proved unsuccessful.



Boursin 12th Jun 2015		Quote: I think the transition from PYE to PRT happened a few years earlier than 1980. No need to speculate when we have a comprehensive Pye discography on 45cat. Showing the last releases as late as June and July 1980. To mark the upcoming change of name, Billboard published a 36-page supplement on Pye/PRT in the issue of 3 May 1980. (This issue is not on Google Books.)



Neil Forbes 12th Jun 2015		I think the transition from PYE to PRT happened a few years earlier than 1980. The circumstances were that after close to two decades, PYE Electrical wanted out of the recording industry so they pulled their trademark and the licence thereof from the record company who had used it since 1959. Not wanting to revert to using the "Nixa" name again, the record company rebranded itself as Precision Records & Tapes, or PRT for short.



PhilMH 12th Jun 2015		Pye became PRT in 1980, so the date on this should be changed accordingly, with 1978 being the original on Pye International (I see that Discogs have it as just Pye, despite the International on the cover and labels).



ppint. 11th Jun 2015		deltics: quite probapossibly; but i've not seen the vinyl bearing the pye international - ?or plain pye? - label. (all sorts of things mayn't've happened as they oughter've had, in the unexpected-though-inevitable determination of the licence to use the "pye" name & logo - i completely missed the mis-step of the entire "precision" label at the time, ferrinstance...) (pps: apropos naught in particular, my 7" tablettything's auto-mis-correct "feature" decided you were truly and properly "celtics" :-) )



ppint. 11th Jun 2015		corrections - additions - to track-listings of both sides submitted (notes: section is misleading, and contains errors).



Deltics 11th Jun 2015		Pye version: Discogs I would imagine that the PRT version is a reissue.



ppint. 11th Jun 2015		"nspl" being the normal prefix for a full-price, main-label, stereo pye & pye international lp: i would imagine that this was originally scheduled to be released on pye international, having been allocated a pye international, n(s)pl 28nnn-range cat#.

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Linked Releases

UK - Pye International - 1978

France - Mode - 1979