Vinyl Album - Various Artists - Get Dancin' - K-Tel

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Get Dancin'
Label:	K-Tel
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TE 307
Date:	1974
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	24 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Barry White	You're The First, My Last, My Everything	White, Sepe, Radcliffe, Schroeder	Rate
A2	George McCrae	I Can't Leave You Alone	Casey, Fiinch	Rate
A3	K.C. And The Sunshine Band	Queen Of Clubs	Casey, Clarke	Rate
A4	The Javells Featuring Nosmo King	Goodbye Nothin' To Say	Jameson Doctors	Rate
A5	Wayne Gibson	Under My Thumb	Jagger, Richards	Rate
A6	Alvin Stardust	You You You	Shelley	Rate
A7	Carl Douglas	Dance The Kung Fu	Douglas, Biddu	Rate
A8	Elton John	Honky Cat	John, Taupin	Rate
A9	The Kiki Dee Band	I've Got The Music In Me	Boshell	Rate
A10	Disco Tex And The Sex-O-Lettes	Get Dancin'	Crewe, Nolan	Rate
B1	Slade	Far Far Away	Lea, Holder	Rate
B2	Bay City Rollers	All Of Me Loves All Of You	Martin, Coulter	Rate
B3	Lynsey De Paul	No Honestly	De Paul	Rate
B4	Peter Shelley	Gee Baby	Shelley	Rate
B5	Gary Shearston	I Get A Kick Out Of You	Porter	Rate
B6	Ken Boothe	Everything I Own	Gates	Rate
B7	John Holt	Help Me Make It Through The Night	Kristofferson	Rate
B8	Procol Harum	Nothing But The Truth	Brooker, Reid	Rate
B9	Sylvia	Y Viva Espana	Gaerts, Rozenstraten, Seago	Rate
B10	Sweet Sensation	Sad Sweet Dreamer	Parton	Rate

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JanGow64 3rd Mar 2022		Review Out of all the 70s K-Tel albums that's my favourite based on tracklist. For me - and this is my personal opinion of course - the only really duff track is Y Viva Espana (but to be fair that's probably only because we went on a package holiday to Spain that year when I was a child and every singer in every cafe / bar was singing it.) 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



Neil Forbes 13th Sep 2015		Time for me to say "Bye-Bye" Til later! Cheers, all!



Neil Forbes 13th Sep 2015		Yeah, but I'm stuck in a "Time Warp"(It's just a jump to the left....) ha-ha!



Record Collector 13th Sep 2015		Neil,Neil,Neil, it's all in the past



Neil Forbes 13th Sep 2015		Yeah, The Australian label is a bit simpler, though I'd prefer to have seen them group all publishing credits up on the left side of the label, using full company names, hypothetical example: 1,3,8,9: J. Albert & Son Ltd. 2,6,7: E.H. Morris & Co. Ltd. etc instead of just Albert, Morris, etc. But the LAST thing I'd want to see is those oh-so-ugly trademark "stamps".



Record Collector 13th Sep 2015		Now you know I prefer Australian label layout



Neil Forbes 13th Sep 2015		I note one Australian-sourced track in this set, it's at B5, Well, Gary Shearston would have certainly got a Kick out of that!



Neil Forbes 13th Sep 2015		The label is definitely not K-Tel(UK)'s best effort!, Quite "Fugly"(that's Effin' Ugly) really!



Record Collector 13th Sep 2015		Ewwww that record label rather prefer the Australian pressing



Record Collector 18th Dec 2014		this album looks very similer to Australian issue of Bobby Dazzler (TA 250) of the layout design

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