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Nancy Wilson: US singer born in Ohio during 1937. The bulk of her singles recording career was spent with the George Shearing Orchestra. | ||
Capitol CL15343 | 1964 | The Best Is Yet To Come/ Never Let Me Go |
Capitol CL15352 | 1964 | (You Don't Know) How Glad I Am/ Never Less Than Yesterday |
Capitol CL15378 | 1965 | Don't Come Running Back To Me/ Love Has Many Faces |
Capitol CL15412 | 1965 | Where Does That Leave Me/ Gentle Is My Love |
Capitol CL15443 | 1966 | Power Of Love/ Rain Sometimes |
Capitol CL15466 | 1966 | You've Got Your Troubles/ Uptight (Everything's All Right) |
Capitol CL15508 | 1967 | Don't Look Over Your Shoulder/ Mercy Mercy Mercy |
Capitol CL15536 | 1968 | You Don't Know Me/ Ode To Billie Joe |
Capitol CL15547 | 1968 | Face It Girl It's Over/ The End Of Our Love |
Nat Kendrick & The Swans: Believe it or not, this is the legendary James Brown doing a little moonlighting on the side. Amazingly, the records are not particularly collectable, perhaps nobody else knows. | ||
Top Rank JAR351 | 1960 | (Do The) Mashed Potatoes Pt.1/ Pt2 |
Top Rank JAR387 | 1960 | Dish Rag Pt.1/ Pt.2 |
Natural Bridge Bunch: | ||
Atlantic 584231 | 1969 | Pig Snoots Pt.1/ Pt.2 |
Neil Scott: | ||
Pye 7N25096 | 1961 | Bobby/ I Haven't Found It With Another |
Nelson Keene: UK artist who was managed by Larry Parnes. | ||
HMV POP771 | 1960 | Image Of A Girl/ Ocean Of Love |
HMV POP814 | 1960 | Keep Loving Me/ Teenage Troubles |
HMV POP916 | 1961 | Miracles Are Happening To Me/ Poor Little Rich Boy |
Nelson Riddle Orchestra: born in New Jersey during 1921. He joined Capitol Records at around 1950 where he arranged and conducted for established singers like Nat 'King' Cole and Frank Sinatra. Although he had orchestral hits in the USA, he never managed to do so without a vocalist out front in the UK. | ||
Capitol CL14241 | 1955 | Vera Cruz/ You Won't Forget Me |
Capitol CL14262 | 1955 | The Pendulum Song/ Brother John |
Capitol CL14305 | 1955 | Run For Cover/ Make Believe That You're In Love With Me |
Capitol CL14510 | 1956 | Lisboa Antigua/ Robin Hood |
Capitol CL14569 | 1956 | Port Au Prince/ Midnight Blues |
Capitol CL14623 | 1956 | The Proud Ones/ The Love Of Genevieve |
Capitol CL14718 | 1957 | Holiday In Naples/ Accordian Willy |
Capitol CL14802 | 1957 | Matinee/ Rue Madeline |
Capitol CL14827 | 1958 | The Girl Most Likely/ I'm Getting Sentimental Over You |
Capitol CL14886 | 1958 | Blame It On Paree/ St Louis Blues |
Capitol CL14911 | 1958 | Volare/ Walkin' |
Capitol CL14970 | 1958 | Birds Of Paradise/ Uma Casa Portuguesa |
Capitol CL15016 | 1959 | Blue Star/ De Guelio |
Capitol CL15092 | 1959 | Ting A Lay O/ The Markham Theme |
Capitol CL15229 | 1961 | Zigante/ Bon Soir Lisbon |
Capitol CL15253 | 1962 | Route 66/ Lolita Ya Ya |
Capitol CL15274 | 1962 | Naked City/ The Defenders |
Capitol CL15309 | 1963 | Supercar/ Dick Van Dyke Show |
Stateside SS517 | 1966 | Batman Theme/ Nelson's Riddler |
Reprise 20230 | 1966 | My Special Dream/ It's A Mad Mad Mad World |
Reprise 23046 | 1966 | Dance Ballerina Dance/ Mona Lisa |
Columbia DB8229 | 1967 | El Dorado/ |
Nelson Trio: | ||
Oriole CB1360 | 1957 | Tear It Up/ Roll The Carpet Up |
London HLL9019 | 1960 | All In Good Time/ The Town Crier |
Nerve: A Hampshire band, who had help with the production of their singles from their mate Reg Presley of the Troggs. | ||
Page One POF019 | 1967 | No. 10 Downing Street/ Georgie's March |
Page One POF055 | 1968 | Magic Spectacles/ Come The Day |
Page One POF081 | 1968 | It Is/ Mystery Lady |
Page One POF097 | 1968 | Piece By Piece/ Satisfying Kind |
Nervous Norvus: These early novelties are much easier to find on 78 but, alas, it is only the 45s that are valuable. | ||
London HLD8338 | 1956 | Ape Call/ Wild Dog Of Kentucky |
London HLD8383 | 1957 | Bullfrog Hop/ Dig |
Salvo | 1962 | Does A Chinese Chicken Have A Pigtail |
Neville Taylor: One of Britain's few early black rock'n'roll artists along with 'Cuddly Dudley'. He was an excellent performer and tackled hectic rockers and gentle ballads with skill, but never got close to the chart. Neville also recorded as Hal Munro on the Embassy label. | ||
Parlophone R4447 | 1958 | House Of Bamboo/ Mercy Mercy Percy |
Parlophone R4476 | 1958 | I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire/ Tears On My Pillow |
Parlophone R4493 | 1958 | The Miracle Of Christmas/ A Baby Lay Sleeping |
Parlophone R4524 | 1959 | Crazy Little Daisy/ The First Words Of Love |
Oriole CB1546 | 1960 | Dance With Dolly/ Free Passes |
New Christy Minstrels: This popular group were formed by Randy Sparks during 1961. It was the powerful voice of Barry McGuire that can be heard in prominence on their most successful recordings, like 'Green Green' and 'Three Wheels On My Wagon'. However McGuire left the group for a solo career and although the group continued for many years they never got that close to the chart again.. | ||
CBS AAG160 | 1963 | Green Green/ The Banjo |
CBS AAG175 | 1963 | Saturday Night/ The Wheeler Dealers |
CBS AAG203 | 1964 | Miss Katie Cruel/ Today |
CBS AAG234 | 1964 | Down The Road Again/ Gotta Get Goin' |
CBS 201734 | 1965 | Chim Chim Cheree/ They Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dog |
CBS 201328 | 1965 | Three Wheels On My Wagon/ Mighty Mississipi |
CBS 201758 | 1965 | River/ Se Piangi Se Ridi |
New Faces: UK | ||
Pye 7N15842 | 1965 | Blue Mist/ So Small |
Pye 7N15931 | 1965 | Never Gonna Love Again/ You'll Be Too Late |
Pye 7N17029 | 1966 | Like A Man/ Shake Up The Party |
Pye 7N17335 | 1967 | Lace Covered Window/ The Life I Lead |
Decca F12746 | 1968 | We Can Get There By Candlelight/ The Yellow Road |
Decca F12806 | 1968 | If You Love Me/ The Road And The Miles To Dundee |
Decca F12862 | 1968 | Someday/ Biscuit Coloured Overcoat |
Decca F12933 | 1969 | Carnival Day/ Grandfather Dugan |
Decca F12968 | 1969 | Happy The Heart That I Own/ There Is An Island In The Sun |
Decca F12987 | 1969 | Danny Boy/ Come And See The Roses Bloom |
New Formula: 5 Piece from Corby in Northants with Mike Harper on vocals. | ||
Piccadilly 7N35381 | 1967 | Do It Again A Little Bit Slower/ I'm On The Outside Looking In |
Piccadilly 7N35401 | 1967 | I Want To Go Back There Again/ Can't You See That She Loves Me |
Pye 7N17552 | 1968 | My Baby's Coming Home/ Burning In The Background |
Pye 7N17818 | 1968 | Stay Indoors/ Hare Krishna |
Nick Todd: Pat Boone's rocking cousin is best known for his cover of the Danny And The Juniors favourite. Unlike his illustrious cousin, all Nick's UK releases are now collector's items. | ||
London HLD8500 | 1957 | Plaything/ The Honey Song |
London HLD8537 | 1958 | At The Hop/ I Do |
London HLD8902 | 1959 | Tiger/ Twice As Nice |
Nick Villard: UK singer who emigrated to New Zealand where he became a popular folk singer. | ||
Pye 7N15382 | 1961 | Don Quijote/ Besame Mucho |
Pye 7N15418 | 1962 | The Day Of The Gun/ Evergreen Tree |
Pye 7N15454 | 1962 | High Noon/ Sail Ho! |
Nico: She was born Christa Pavloski in Cologne and lived on Ibiza after spending her childhood in Berlin. She had ambitions to become an actress and it was while at drama school in New York that she became a friend of Andy Warhol who made her a member of the Velvet Underground. The association proved a poignant though short lived combination- but with help from Jim Morrison she went on to a successful solo career during the 1970s. She later made her home in Manchester but died at the age of 49 from the result of a cycling accident during 1988. | ||
Immediate IM003 | 1965 | I'm Not Sayin'/ The Last Mile |
Nightriders: This Birmingham group had previously been 'Mike Sheridan's Lot' and 'Mike Sheridan And.The Nightriders', but renamed themselves following Sheridan's departure to form new allegiances. | ||
Polydor BM56116 | 1966 | It's Only The Dog/ Your Friend |
Nino Ferrer: An oddment on the 'Toast' label.. | ||
Toast TT501 | 1968 | The Telephone/ Lookin' For A Girl |
Nocturnes: 6 piece from Birmingham with vocalists Lyn Peters and Eve Eden who both later sang with the New Seekers as Lyn Paul and Eve Graham respectively. | ||
Columbia DB8158 | 1967 | Wish You Would Show Me Your Mind/ I Do I Do |
Columbia DB8219 | 1967 | Why (Am I Treated So Bad)/ Save The Last Dance For Me |
Columbia DB8332 | 1968 | A New Man/ Suddenly Free |
Columbia DB8453 | 1968 | Carpet Man/ Look At Me |
Columbia DB8493 | 1968 | Mortgage/ Fairground Man |
Norma Leon: | ||
Columbia DB7740 | 1965 | What's The Good Of Loving/ Little Boy |
RCA RCA 1763 | 1968 | When The Swallows Fly/ Alistair Moon |
Novas: US group called the Avons who were anagrammatically renamed to avoid confusion with the British 'Avons'. | ||
RCA RCA1360 | 1963 | Push A Little Harder/ Oh, Gee Baby! |