Name: From Clovis To Marble Arch - The Norman Petty Productions
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JASCD1062

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Limited edition

Release date

2020-05-01

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604988106220

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Rockabilly / 50s Rock 'n' Roll

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Jasmine

In 1982 the Jasmine Label was created producing LPs and Cassettes. The new label initially focused on licensed Jazz and Personality recordings. Later in 1985 Jasmine successfully launched its Country & Western catalogue. 1990 saw the release of Jasmine’s first CDs.
Appears also on labels as: JASMINE only and as a company (with manufacturing and distribution roles).

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Although producer/songwriter Norman Petty's name perhaps remains synonymous with Buddy Holly &amp; The Crickets, he also worked with plenty of other great artists, notably Roy Orbison &amp; The Teen Kings, Buddy Knox, Jimmy Bowen, Carolyn Hester, Sonny Curtis, Jimmy Gilmer, The Fireballs, The String-A-Longs, The Champs, and a young Bobby Fuller.

All these and many more are featured in this carefully-compiled 36-track collection of Petty's productions, between 1956-62, which also includes tracks by rather lesser-known, cult collectors' artists like Sonee West, Terry Noland, Peanuts Wilson, Earl Henry, The Nighthawks, Jack &amp; Jim, Myron Lee &amp; The Caddies, Larry Trider, The Hollyhawks, etc.

Also included is Buddy Britten &amp; The Regents' celebrated cover of Terry Noland's 'Long Gone Baby', which Petty recorded in London, for Pye Records, in 1962.

Several of these sides are seriously rare, having never previously appeared on CD, confirming this as a doubly welcome release.

1. The Teen Kings - Tryin' To Get To You 2. Sonee West - Rock-ola Ruby 3. Jim Robinson - A Whole Lot Of Lovin' 4. Charlie Phillips - Sugartime 5. Carolyn Hester - The Wreck Of The Old 97 6. Terry Noland - Patty Baby 7. Peanuts Wilson - Cast Iron Arm 8. The Crickets - Tell Me How 9. Jack Huddle - Starlight 10. Jimmy Bowen - Can She Kiss 11. Earl Henry - Whatcha Gonna Do 12. Terry Wayne - School Is Out 13. Ivan - Real Wild Child 14. The Click-clacks - Pretty Little Pearly 15. The Nighthawks - When Sin Stops 16. Buddy Knox - I Think I'm Gonna Kill Myself 17. The Crickets - Love's Made A Fool Of You 18. Ronnie Smith - Lookie Lookie Lookie 19. Jimmy Gilmer - Look Alive 20. Jack And Jim - Midnight Monsters Hop 21. Myron Lee &amp; The Caddies - Baby Sittin' 22. Don Webb - Little Ditty Baby 23. The Fireballs - Foot-patter 24. Sonny Curtis - Talk About My Baby 25. Chuck Tharp - Long Long Ponytail 26. The String-a-longs - Brass Buttons 27. Larry Trider - Don't Stop 28. The Champs - Panic Button 29. Eddie Reeves - Talk Talk 30. Ray Ruff - My Wish Is You 31. Bobby Fuller - My Heart Jumped 32. Bryan Keith - Mean Woman 33. Jerry Roberts - Little Bitty Lover 34. Buddy Britten &amp; The Regents - Long Gone Baby 35. Donnie La Near - Gangster Of Love 36. The Hollyhawks - When Came The Fall

From Clovis To Marble Arch - The Norman Petty Productions

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