Rare Brit Pop, Discog...s of Lost Artists Pt. 211: The Rock 'N Rollers; The Tunettes; Andee Silver - updated

 

1. The Rock'N Rollers - Razzle Dazzle-Shortnin Bread Rock (2:41)
2. The Rock'N Rollers - Giddy Up Ding Dong-When the Saints Go Marching In (2:40)
3. The Rock'N Rollers - Rock Rock Rock (2:31)
4. The Rock'N Rollers - Don't Knock The Rock (2:55)
5. The Rock'N Rollers - Applejack (2:31)
6. The Rock'N Rollers - I Didnt Mean It (2:18)
7. The Rock'N Rollers - Rockabilly Boogie (1:48)
8. The Rock'N Rollers - Coffee Break (2:32)
9. The Rock'N Rollers - Happy Baby (1:39)
10. The Rock'N Rollers - Ko Ko Mo (1:57)
11. The Tunettes - I Saw Esau (missing and found) (2:39)
12. The Tunettes - Red Light Green Light (2:52)
13. The Tunettes - Heart (2:52)
14. The Tunettes - Whatever Lola Wants (3:09)
15. The Tunettes - Marianne (3:02)
16. The Tunettes - Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now (1:59)
17. The Tunettes - Little Darlin (2:05)
18. The Tunettes - Yes.Tonight Josephine (2:17)
19. The Tunettes - I Like Your Kind Of Love (2:19)
20. The Tunettes - I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (2:09)
21. The Tunettes - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (2:44)
22. The Tunettes - That'll Be The Day (2:17)
23. Andee Silver - Too Young To Go Steady (2:04)
24. Andee Silver - Sleeping Beauty (2:38)
25. Andee Silver - The Boy I Used To Know (2:23)
26. Andee Silver - What Do You Do (2:39)
27. Andee Silver - Only Your Love Can Save Me (2:22)
28. Andee Silver - Window Shopping (missing) (0:01)
29. Andee Silver - You're Just What I Was Looking For Today (3:09)
30. Andee Silver - Go Now (3:42)
31. Andee Silver - Qualcuno Ti Ama (Love Me) (2:46)
32. Andee Silver - L'Amore Dice 'Ciao' (3:03)
33. Andee Silver - You've Lost That Loving Feeling (3:12)
34. Andee Silver - Love Me (2:37)

Missing Tunettes found, thanks go to David

The Rock 'N Rollers. Embassy Group directed by Ken Jones, British conductor, arranger, composer, producer and pianist (1927-1988). He worked as a studio arranger for Norrie Paramor , The Zombies, Jonathan King, among others. Between 1956 and 1958 The Rock 'N Rollers released two 78rpm singles and one EP. The singles were credited to:

Ken Jones & His Rock'n'Rollers and

Shorty Mitchell w. The Ken Jones Rock'n Rollers.

The EP, three tracks each side was entitled Rock 'N Roll Time and featured Hal Munro (Neville Taylor – see BR 80) as the lead singer.

The Tunettes. Embassy vocal group. The Group name, same as names of other Embassy groups did not imply any consistent membership and were generally made up of any musicians who were available on the particular recording day. In 1957 Embassy released six 78rpm singles credited to The Tunettes, presumably not recorded by the same group in one recording session – detailed data are not available.

Andee Silver. Born Andrea Silverstein in 1951, in London. Back in the early 1960s much coverage was given to youthful girl singers like 14 years old Helen Shapiro or 15 years old Lulu. In 1964, at the age of 13, Andee Silver recorded her first two singles, on His Master's Voice. In 1966 she recorded the third single, on Fontana.

In 1968 she was a mere 17 when embarking on a successful Italian recording career (Joker Hi-Fi Records), which embraced L'Amore Dice “Ciao", the theme song of the raunchy x-rated movie La Matriarca and an association with Decca Records that highlighted what a fine singer she was.

In the late 1960s and early 1970s she released few more singles and two albums for Joker/Decca. (Discogs)

Link below, track-list in Content