Vinyl Album - Little Pattie - Pattie - His Master's Voice

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Little Pattie
Title:	Pattie
Label:	His Master's Voice
Country:	Australia
Catalogue:	OCLP-7651
Date:	1965
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Little Pattie	Be My Baby	Spector, Greenwich, Barry	Rate
A2	Little Pattie	Yesterday	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A3	Little Pattie	Jambalaya	Hank Williams	Rate
A4	Little Pattie	My Love	Halford, Justin	Rate
A5	Little Pattie	Tell Him	Russell	Rate
A6	Little Pattie	Over The Rainbow	Arlen	Rate
B1	Little Pattie	Ma (He's Making Eyes At Me)	Conrad, Clare	Rate
B2	Little Pattie	Losing You	Sigman, Renard	Rate
B3	Little Pattie	I'm Down	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B4	Little Pattie	Dance, Puppet, Dance	Vandyke	Rate
B5	Little Pattie	My Colouring Book	Ebb, Kander	Rate
B6	Little Pattie	It's Love Baby (Twenty Four Hours A Day)	Jarrett	Rate

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Neil Forbes 23rd Aug 2015		At 16, she was "Young Talent Time" before there ever was a "Young Talent Time"! This LP predates Johnny Young's career by a year, at least(well, his national celebrity, at least).



Record Collector 23rd Aug 2015		I think she looks so cute here



Neil Forbes 23rd Aug 2015		RC's comment: "It's been and done so why complain now" Maybe so... but still... that's what I liked so much about the English labels, Sensible crediting of publishing companies and, from 1958, the year of issue(Recording First Published...) Oh how I wished we could've had such detail on OUR labels....! By the way, did you notice that while Little Pattie's singles and EPs were on HMV, occasionally her LPs were on Columbia(though not in the case of this album).



Record Collector 21st Aug 2015		She's sixteen here and B4 I do have digitally remastered copy



Record Collector 21st Aug 2015		It's been and done so why complain now



Neil Forbes 21st Aug 2015		Her earliest works(Stompy-Wompy Real-Gone Surfer Boy) were cringe-worthy rubbish but by the time these tracks came along, "Little" Pattie Amphlett, still in her mid-teens, was starting to get some worthwhile material to record. The only thing that spoils this is those doggone "fugly"(that's Effin' Ugly) publishing company "stamp" logos on the labels.

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