Rare Brit Pop, Discog...s of Lost Artists Pt. 214: David Ross; Shorty Mitchell; Joe Julian

 

1. David Ross - Glendora (2:37)
2. David Ross - More (1:57)
3. David Ross - Happiness Street (2:26)
4. David Ross - Green Door (2:55)
5. David Ross - Singing The Blues (2:33)
6. David Ross - The Garden Of Eden (2:33)
7. David Ross - Young Love (2:34)
8. David Ross - Don't Forbid Me (2:57)
9. David Ross - They Call It A Teen Age Crush (2:49)
10. David Ross - Butterfly (2:27)
11. David Ross - I'm Walkin' (2:04)
12. David Ross - Ninety-Nine Ways (For Losing The Blues) (2:11)
13. David Ross - School Day (2:42)
14. David Ross - Love Letters In The Sand (2:10)
15. David Ross - Diana (2:26)
16. David Ross - Last Train To San Fernando (2:15)
17. David Ross - Wanderin' Eyes (2:16)
18. David Ross - Chances Are (2:48)
19. David Ross - Wake Up Little Susie (2:06)
20. David Ross - Be My Girl (2:13)
21. David Ross - He's Got The Whole World In His Hands (2:06)
22. David Ross - I Love You Baby (2:01)
23. Shorty Mitchell - All Shook Up (1:56)
24. Shorty Mitchell - Teddy Bear (1:53)
25. Shorty Mitchell - Rip It Up (2:23)
26. Shorty Mitchell - Hook, Line And Sinker (2:05)
27. The Saville Brothers - Charlie Brown (2:34)
28. Joe Julian - Side Saddle (2:19)
29. Joe Julian - Roulette (1:50)
30. Joe Julian - China Tea (2:08)
31. Joe Julian - Snow Coach (2:26)

Embassy Records was a UK budget record label that produced cover versions of current hit songs, which were sold exclusively in Woolworths shops at a lower price than the original recordings. The original label was active between 1954 and 1965, … (see BR69)

https://aroundandaroundcom.wordpress.com/embassy/

Shorty Mitchell. Real Name: Henry Denton Mitchell. Recorded three singles. One of them with The Ken Jones Rock 'N Rollers (see BL 211). 

Joe Julian. Embassy pianist. Released four tracks, B-sides of four singles with other artist on the A-side 

The Saville Brothers. Another anonymous Embassy group. They released just one track (Joe Julian on the flip side).

David Ross. Born Ronald Patrick Ross McManus,  Birkenhed - Merseyside (20 October 1927 – 24 November 2011] was an English musician, singer and trumpet player of Irish descent. In the mid-1950s he performed with Joe Loss and His Orchestra. He was the father of Elvis Costello (born Declan MacManus) - he played the trumpet on two of Elvis Costello's albums.

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ross_McManus

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