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Vinyl Album

Artist: Cliff Richard And The Drifters Title: Let Me Tell You Baby...It's Called Rock ´N´ Roll Label:   Rollercoaster Country: UK Catalogue: ROLL 2026 Barcode: Date: 2010 Format: 10" LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  6 Own, 1 Wants 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	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Dynamite	Ian Samwell	10.0  Rate
A2	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Move It	Ian Samwell	10.0  Rate
A3	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	High Class Baby	Ian Samwell	10.0  Rate
A4	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Don't Bug Me Baby	Johnny Bragg, Leon Louallen	10.0  Rate
A5	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Apron Strings	Aaron Schroeder, George Weiss	10.0  Rate
B1	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Never Mind	Ian Samwell	10.0  Rate
B2	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Mean Streak	Joseph Seener, Ian Samwell	10.0  Rate
B3	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Rip It Up	Robert Blackwell, John Marascalco	10.0  Rate
B4	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Ready Teddy	Robert Blackwell, John Marascalco	10.0  Rate
B5	Cliff Richard And The Drifters	Guitar Boogie	Arthur Smith	10.0  Rate

Notes

Matr# on runout:
A: 89091F1/A.
B: 89091F2/A.

All tracks are previously unreleased recordings from "Saturday Club", first broadcast on the BBC Light Programme.

LP Production, editing and sound mastering by John Beecher.
Preparation of original recordings by Chris Hopkins.
Original production and engineering by Jimmy Grant & Bernie Andrews.
Design & Artwork by David Gibsone.
Front cover photo: Richi Howell coutesy of Paul Rumbol.
Back cover photo: Flair Photography.
Liner Notes by Rob Finnis (Columnist, Daily Sketch "Teenage Page".

Royalties from this release will be paid to "The Tear Fund and The Alzheimers Research Trust.

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Strawberry_Lynn 22nd Nov 2024		I believe that that's Don Storer of Lord Rockingham's XI on drums seen on the cover, which suggests that the picture was taken on the set of the "Oh, Boy!" tv show. Surprisingly, Hank doesn't have his guitar plugged in. The bands on this show played live, or so we're told. Perhaps Lord Rockingham's were providing the backing, with Hank, Bruce (and Jet?) making a visual appearance

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