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| T-Bone Walker: West coast bluesman who wove jazz into his playing of the electric guitar. He was born in Linden Texas during 1910 and died in Los Angeles during 1975. | ||
| Liberty LIB12018 | 1965 | Party Girl/ Here In The Dark |
| T.V. Cast of the Army Game: This was a song set to the signature tune of this popular Friday evening ITV comedy. It starred Alfie Bass, Michael Medwin , Bernard Bresslaw and William Hartnell who was to become the first Dr. Who. | ||
| HMV POP490 | 1958 | The Army Game/ What Do We Do In The Army |
| Tages: A competent five-piece from Sweden.. | ||
| Columbia DB8019 | 1966 | Crazy 'Bout My Baby/ In My Dreams |
| HMV POP1515 | 1966 | So Many Girls/ I'm Mad |
| Parlophone R5640 | 1967 | Treat Her Like A Lady/ Wanting |
| Parlophone R5702 | 1968 | There's A Blind Man Playin' Fiddle In The Street/ Like A Woman |
| MGM MGM1443 | 1968 | Halcyon Days/ I Read You Like An Open Book |
| Tangerine Peel: A UK based five-piece who included songwriter Mike Chapman as a vocalist. | ||
| United Artists UP1193 | 1967 | Every Christian Lion-Hearted Man Will Show You/ Trapped |
| CBS 3402 | 1968 | Solid Gold Mountain/ Light Across The River |
| CBS 3676 | 1968 | Talking To No One/ Wishing Tree |
| MGM MGM1470 | 1969 | Never Say Never Again/ A Thousand Miles Away |
| MGM MGM1487 | 1969 | Play Me A Sad Song And I'll Dance/ Wish You Could Be Here With Me |
| Taste: This group was formed by Irish guitarist Rory Gallagher from Cork- they had originally played as part of a showband before moving on to more blues influenced material. | ||
| Major Minor MM560 | 1968 | Blister On The Moon/ Born On The Wrong Side Of Time |
| Polydor 56313 | 1969 | Born On The Wrong Side Of Time/ Same Old Story |
| Tea And Sympathy: A Birmingham based rock band whose guitar players, Bob Wilson and Dave Carroll, later teamed up with Steve Gibbons. | ||
| Harvest HAR5005 | 1969 | Boredom/ Armchair theatre. |
| Ted Taylor Four: Unusual UK instrumental combo. | ||
| Oriole CB1464 | 1958 | Son Of Honky Tonk/ Farrago |
| Oriole CB1573 | 1960 | M1/ Yu Are My Sunshine |
| Oriole CB1574 | 1961 | Fried Onions/ Yellow Rose Of Texas |
| Oriole CB1628 | 1961 | Cat's Eyes/ Canyon |
| Oriole CB1630 | 1961 | Flyover/ Haunted Pad |
| Oriole CB1713 | 1962 | Jericho/ Everytime We Say Goodbye |
| Oriole CB1767 | 1962 | Surfrider/ Talent Spot |
| Teen Queens: Sisters Betty and Rosie Collins who did the original version of this record which tied in the US pop chart with the Chordettes cover in 1956. The record listed here is the earliest UK issue that I know of. | ||
| R&B MRB5000 | 1965 | Eddie My Love/ Just Goofed |
| Ten Foot Five: This Andover based UK group fell apart after having no success with this single, but included Chris Britton and Pete Staples who became important ingredients in another Hampshire band called the Troggs. | ||
| Fontana TF578 | 1965 | Baby's Back In Town/ Send Me No More Lovin' |
| Tennors: West Indian Ska/ Reggae | ||
| Doctor Bird DB1152 | 1968 | Massy Massa |
| Doctor Bird DB1175 | 1968 | Sufferer/ Little Things |
| Island WI3133 | 1968 | Ride Your Donkey/ I've got To Get You Off My Mind |
| Island WI3140 | 1968 | Copy Me Donkey |
| Island WI3156 | 1968 | Grampa |
| Blue Cat BS127 | 1968 | Khaki |
| Big Shot BI501 | 1968 | Reggae Girl |
| Big Shot BI514 | 1969 | You're No Good/ Do The Reggae |
| Big Shot BI517 | 1969 | Another Scorcher/ My Baby |
| Fab FAB41 | 1968 | Ride Your Donkey/ I've Got To Get You Off My Mind |
| Fab FAB50 | 1968 | Let Go Yah Donkey |
| Duke Reid DR2502 | 1969 | Hopeful Village |
| Crab CRAB26 | 1969 | Baff bom/ Feel Bad |
| Crab CRAB29 | 1969 | True Brothers/ Sign Of The Time |
| Crab CRAB36 | 1969 | I Want Everything/ Cherry |
| Terri Dean: | ||
| Top Rank JAR141 | 1959 | I'm Confessin'/ I Blew Out The Flame |
| Top Rank JAR179 | 1959 | Adonis/ You Treat Me Like A Boy |
| Terry And Jerry: | ||
| R&B MRB5009 | 1965 | People Are Doing It Every Day/ Mama Julie |
| Terry Anton: | ||
| Pye 7N15857 | 1965 | Leave A Little Love/ Don't Say Goodbye |
| Terry Wayne: Uncharted pioneer of British rock 'n' roll. | ||
| Columbia DB4002 | 1957 | Matchbox/ Your True Love |
| Columbia DB4035 | 1957 | Plaything/ Slim Jim Tie |
| Columbia DB4067 | 1958 | All Mama's Children/ Forgive Me |
| Columbia DB4112 | 1958 | Oh! Lonesome Me/ There's Only One You |
| Columbia DB4205 | 1958 | Little Brother/ Where My Baby Goes |
| Columbia DB4312 | 1959 | Brooklyn Bridge/ She's Mine |
| Theophilus Beckford: Jamaica | ||
| Blue Beat BB33 | 1961 | Jack And Jill Shuffle/ Little Lady |
| Blue Beat BB50 | 1961 | Georgie And The Old Shoe/ That's Me |
| Blue Beat BB87 | 1962 | Walking Down King Street/ The Clock |
| Blue Beat BB132 | 1962 | Bringing In The Sheep/ Run Away |
| Blue Beat BB250 | 1964 | She's Gone/ Old Flame |
| Blue Beat BB257 | 1964 | Don't Worry To Cry/ Love Me Or Leave Me |
| Blue Beat BB287 | 1964 | On Your Knees/ Now You're Gone |
| Blue Beat BB303 | 1965 | Dig The Dig/ Don't Let Me Cry Anymore |
| Island WI026 | 1962 | I Don't Want You/ Seven Long Years |
| Island WI106 | 1963 | Daphney/ Boiler Man A Come |
| Island WI238 | 1965 | Trenchtown People |
| Island WI243 | 1965 | You Are The One Girl |
| Island WI246 | 1965 | If Life Was A Thing |
| Island WI248 | 1965 | What A Woe/ Bejan Girl |
| Nu Beat NB009 | 1968 | Easy Snappin' |
| Black Swan WI452 | 1965 | Take Your Time |
| Crab CRAB25 | 1969 | Brother Ram Goat |
| Thomas Wayne: Mississippi singer who was the brother of Luther Perkins- Johnny Cash's guitar player. | ||
| London HLU8646 | 1959 | Tragedy/ Saturday Date |
| Three Caps: Trio from Detroit who later became the Capitols | ||
| Atlantic 584043 | 1966 | I Got To Handle It/ Zig-Zagging |
| Atlantic 584251 | 1969 | Cool Jerk/ Hello Stranger |
| Three Chuckles: This US group incorporated Teddy Randazzo who sang and played accordion. He went on to produce 'Little Anthony And The Imperials' - among others. | ||
| HMV 7M292 | 1955 | Runaround/ At Last You Understand |
| HMV 7M333 | 1956 | Still Thinking Of You/ Times Two I Love You |
| HMV POP292 | 1957 | We're Gonna Rock Tonight/ Want You To Give Me A Chance |
| Three People: Folk trio from Manchester. | ||
| Decca F12473 | 1966 | Have You Ever Been There/ The Good Times |
| Decca F12514 | 1966 | Suspicions/ Easy Man To Find |
| Decca F12581 | 1967 | Got To Find A Reason/ The Simple Thing Would Be For You |
| Three Quarters: | ||
| Columbia DB7467 | 1965 | People Will Talk/ Love Come A-Tricklin' Down |
| Columbia DB7576 | 1965 | The Pleasure Girls/ Little People |
| Thyrds: Originally recording with the privately owned 'Oak' label they transferred to Decca following an appearance on TV's 'Ready Steady Go', but still met with no success. Both versions are collectable. | ||
| Oak RGJ133 | 1964 | Hide 'N' Seek/ I've Got My Mojo Working |
| Decca F12010 | 1964 | Hide 'N' Seek/ No time Like The Present |
| Tim Whitsett: US instrumentalist and music publisher who settled in the UK during the 1970s. | ||
| Sue WI318 | 1964 | Macks By The Tracks/ Shine |
| Times: Manchester based beat group. | ||
| Columbia DB7804 | 1966 | Think About The Times/ Tomorrow Night |
| Columbia DB7904 | 1966 | She Can't Replace The Love We Knew/ Reconciled |
| Timi Yuro: White husky voiced soul singer whose great US hit 'Hurt' didn't quite break the UK chart. | ||
| London HLG9403 | 1961 | Hurt/ I Apologise |
| London HLG9484 | 1962 | Smile/ I Believe |
| Liberty LIB55410 | 1962 | Satan Never Sleeps/ Let Me Call You Sweetheart |
| Liberty LIB55469 | 1962 | What A Matter Baby/ Thirteenth Hour |
| Liberty LIB55519 | 1963 | The Love Of A Boy/ I Ain't Gonna Cry No More |
| Liberty LIB55587 | 1963 | Make The World Go Away/ Look Down |
| Liberty LIB55634 | 1963 | Gotta Travel On/ Down In The Valley |
| Liberty LIB10177 | 1964 | Hurt/ Be Anything (But Be Mine) |
| Mercury MF826 | 1964 | If/ I'm Afraid The Masquerade Is Over |
| Mercury MF848 | 1965 | You Can Have Him/ Could This Be Magic |
| Mercury MF859 | 1965 | Get Out Of My Life/ Can't Stop Running Away |
| Mercury MF903 | 1965 | Once A Day/ Pretend |
| Mercury MF949 | 1965 | Turn The World Around The Other Way/ Just A Ribbon |
| Mercury MF978 | 1966 | Cuttin' In/ Why Not Now |
| Liberty LBF15092 | 1968 | Something Bad On My Mind/ Wrong |
| Liberty LIB15142 | 1968 | I Must Have Been Out Of My Mind/ Interlude |
| Liberty LIB15182 | 1968 | It'll Never Be Over For Me/ As Long As there Is You |
| Tina Robin: US lady ballad singer. | ||
| Coral Q72284 | 1957 | Over Somebody Else's Shoulder/ Lady Fair |
| Coral Q72294 | 1957 | Never In A Million Years/ Ca C'est L'amour |
| Coral Q72309 | 1958 | Everyday/ Believe Me |
| Coral Q72323 | 1958 | No School Tomorrow/ Sugar Blues |
| Mercury AMT1199 | 1962 | Get Out Of My Life/ Why Did You Go |
| Tiny Bradshaw Band: This Ohio born, orchestra leader embraced rock and roll during the 1950s- unusual though not unique for a US big band (even Count Basie tried it) . | ||
| Parlophone MSP6118 | 1954 | The Gypsy/ Spider Web |
| Parlophone MSP6145 | 1955 | Overflow/ Don't Worry 'Bout Me |
| Tippie And The Clovers: This was the first release of Tiger Records- an unsuccessful Lieber & Stoller label started before their famous 'Red Bird' days. | ||
| Stateside SS160 | 1963 | Bossa Nova Baby/ My Heart Said |
| Titus Turner: A man who had a couple of 'answers' for Lloyd Price, although only one was issued in the UK as far as I'm aware. | ||
| London HLU9024 | 1960 | We Told You Not To Marry/ Taking Care Of Business |
| Oriole CB1611 | 1961 | Pony Train/ Bia Bia Cha Cha Cha |
| Parlophone R4746 | 1961 | Sound-Off/ Me And My Lonely Telephone |
| Blue Beat BB32 | 1961 | Miss Rubberneck Jones/ Way Down Yonder |
| Toby Twirl: They came from Newcastle and were previously recorded as the 'Shades Of Blue', but didn't reach the UK chart in either guise. | ||
| Decca F12728 | 1968 | Harry Faversham/ Back In Time |
| Decca F12804 | 1968 | Romeo And Juliet, 1968/ Toffee Apple Sunday |
| Decca F12867 | 1969 | Movin' In/ Utopia Daydream |
| Toggery Five: A group from Stockport, Cheshire who took their name from a local clothes boutique- The Toggery. They once appeared on TV's Ready Steady Go where they came runners-up to the Bo Street Runners in a beat group contest. | ||
| Parlophone R5175 | 1964 | By Bye Bird/ I'm Gonna Jump |
| Parlophone R5249 | 1965 | I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys/ It's So Easy |
| Tom Lehrer: An American composer and singer of ditties that were rich with black humour. Very popular at the end of the 1950s, but most bought the 10inch LPs, not these later singles. | ||
| Decca F11243 | 1960 | Poisoning Pigeons In The Park/ The Masochism Tango |
| Reprise RS23049 | 1966 | Pollution/ Folk Song Army |
| Tommy And The Upsetters: West Indian, allegedly Tommy McCook. | ||
| Trojan TR7717 | 1969 | Lockjaw |
| Tommy Collins: US Country singer | ||
| Capitol CL14838 | 1958 | Think It Over Boys/ All Of The Monkeys Ain't In The Zoo |
| Capitol CL14894 | 1958 | Let Down/ It Tickles |
| Capitol CL15076 | 1959 | Little June/ A Hundred Years From Now |
| Capitol CL15118 | 1960 | Wreck Of The Old '97/ You Belong In My Arms |
| Tommy Leonetti: A vocalist who found fame in Sydney, Australia running a TV chat show during the late 1960s. He is well known there for a song he wrote and recorded called "My City of Sydney" which was played on one channel every night with a film clip to close the transmission. He did for Sydney what Tony Bennett did for SanFrancisco. Leonetti died from cancer in the early 1980's. (Info supplied by Steve Walker of Sydney). | ||
| Capitol CL14272 | 1955 | Ever Since You Went Away/ Untied |
| Capitol CL14556 | 1956 | Heartless/ Sometime |
| Capitol CL14598 | 1956 | It's Wild/ Free |
| Capitol CL14654 | 1956 | Too Proud/ Wrong |
| RCA RCA1107 | 1958 | Dream Lover/ Moonlight Serenade |
| Tommy McCook: West Indian Ska/ Reggae | ||
| Island WI102 | 1963 | Adam's Apple |
| Island WI118 | 1963 | Below Zero |
| Island WI124 | 1963 | Junior Jive |
| Island WI232 | 1965 | Rocket Ship |
| Island WI3047 | 1967 | One Two Three Kick |
| Island WI3049 | 1967 | Saboo |
| R&B JB139 | 1964 | Sampson |
| R&B JB163 | 1964 | Bridge View |
| Port-O-Jam PJ4001 | 1964 | Exodus |
| Black Swan WI422 | 1964 | Two For One |
| Rio R100 | 1966 | Jerk Time |
| Rio R101 | 1966 | Out Of Space |
| Rio R103 | 1966 | Ska Jam/ Smooth Sailing |
| Rio R104 | 1966 | Riverton City |
| Doctor Bird DB1032 | 1966 | Naked City |
| Doctor Bird DB1047 | 1966 | Spanish Eyes |
| Doctor Bird DB1051 | 1966 | A Little Bit Of Heaven |
| Doctor Bird DB1053 | 1966 | Indian Love Call |
| Doctor Bird DB1056 | 1966 | Danger Man |
| Doctor Bird DB1057 | 1966 | Inez |
| Doctor Bird DB1058 | 1967 | Jam Session |
| Doctor Bird DB1061 | 1967 | What Now |
| Treasure Isle TI7004 | 1967 | Wall Street Shuffle |
| Treasure Isle TI7016 | 1967 | Tommy's Rock Steady |
| Treasure Isle TI7018 | 1967 | Saboo |
| Treasure Isle TI7032 | 1968 | Venus/ Music Is My Occupation |
| Treasure Isle TI7039 | 1968 | Our Man Flint |
| Treasure Isle TI7042 | 1968 | Moving |
| Trojan TR642 | 1969 | Breaking Up/ Party Time |
| Trojan TR657 | 1969 | When The Saints Go Marching In |
| Trojan TR659 | 1969 | Popcorn Regay |
| Trojan TR686 | 1969 | Tribute To Rameses |
| Trojan TR7706 | 1969 | Black Coffee |
| Unity UN506 | 1969 | The Avengers |
| Unity UN534 | 1969 | Dream Boat/ Tommy's Dream |
| Unity UN535 | 1969 | Peanut Vendor/ 100,000 Tons Of Rock |
| Tommy McLain: A wonderful ballad from this exponent of 'Swamp Pop' from Louisiana. | ||
| London HL10065 | 1966 | Sweet Dreams/ I Need You So |
| London HL10091 | 1966 | Think It Over/ I Can't Take No More |
| Tommy Quickly: A nearly successful Liverpool singer who was taken on by Beatles' manager Brian Epstein. Despite good promotion and an excellent backing group, The Remo Four, he never quite reached the UK chart. | ||
| Piccadilly 7N35137 | 1963 | Tip Of My Tongue/ Heaven Only Knows |
| Piccadilly 7N35151 | 1963 | Kiss Me Now/ No Other Love |
| Piccadilly 7N35167 | 1964 | Prove It/ Haven't You Noticed |
| Piccadilly 7N35183 | 1964 | You Might As Well Forget Him/ It's As Simple As That |
| Pye 7N15708 | 1964 | The Wild Side Of Life/ Forget The Other Guy |
| Pye 7N15748 | 1964 | Humpty Dumpty/ I'll Go Crazy |
| Tommy Watt Orchestra: | ||
| Parlophone R4135 | 1956 | Tender Trap/ Who Done It |
| Parlophone R4281 | 1957 | Holiday For Trombones/ Grasshopper Jump |
| Parlophone R4331 | 1957 | Crickets On Parade/ Rock A Bugle |
| Parlophone R4337 | 1957 | Overdrive/ Little Hut |
| Columbia DB7176 | 1963 | Burke's Law Theme/ Lapland Romance |
| Toni Eden: Versatile UK lady who never quite made it on record. | ||
| Columbia DB4409 | 1960 | Teen Street/ No One Understands |
| Columbia DB4458 | 1960 | Grown Up Dreams/ Whad'ya Gonna Do |
| Columbia DB4527 | 1960 | Will I Ever/ The Waiting Game |
| Decca F11342 | 1961 | Send Me/ Interesting Facts |
| United Artists UP1117 | 1965 | Dream Child/ Wanderer |
| United Artists UP1171 | 1967 | Fiding You, Loving You/ Shining Sea |
| Tony Allen: UK Singer. I think there was a US drummer of the same name. The A side of the first release was written by Paul Anka and the B-side by Mike Hawker and Marty Wilde. | ||
| Philips PB1235 | 1962 | (In The) Fools Hall Of Fame/ My Heart Is Free |
| Philips BF1252 | 1962 | That Little Touch Of Magic/ On Such A Night As This |
| Tony Blackburn: UK disc jockey, known for his awful jokes. His singing was a little better I think, but less popular because he never charted. | ||
| Fontana TF562 | 1965 | Don't Get Off That Train/ Just To Be With You Again |
| Fontana TF601 | 1965 | Is There Another Way To Love You/ Here Today Gone Tomorrow |
| Fontana TF729 | 1966 | Green Light/ Winter Is Through |
| MGM MGM1375 | 1967 | So Much Love/ In The Night |
| MGM MGM1394 | 1968 | She's My Girl/ Closer To A Dream |
| MGM MGM1467 | 1969 | It's Only Love/ Janie |
| Polydor 56360 | 1969 | Blessed Are The Lonely/ Wait For Me |
| Tony Brook With The Breakers: Rare British R&B | ||
| Columbia DB7279 | 1964 | Ooh Poo Pah Doo/ Meanie Genie |
| Columbia DB7444 | 1965 | Love Dances On/ I Won't Hurt You |
| Tony Clarke: Detroit based songwriter who tried his own voice out occasionally. His only US hit, 'The Entertainer' never charted in Britain, but its 'B' side has found favour with British afficianados of northern soul. | ||
| Pye 7N25251 | 1964 | Ain't Love Good Ain't Love Proud/ Coming Back Strong |
| Chess CRS8011 | 1965 | The Entertainer/ This Heart Of Mine |
| Chess CRS8091 | 1969 | The Entertainer/ Ain't Love Good Aint Love Proud |
| Tony Crombie (And His Rockets): Really a jazz combo, this UK band embraced rock'n'roll in the style of Bill Haley with great enthusiasm and ability. They continued to play some jazz until their rock'n'roll star faded, and as far as I am aware Tony Crombie is still playing jazz today. | ||
| Decca F10454 | 1955 | Perdido/ Love You Madly |
| Decca F10547 | 1955 | Early One Morning/ Flying Home |
| Decca F10592 | 1955 | Flying Hickory/ String Of Pearls |
| Decca F10637 | 1955 | I Want You To Be My Baby/ Three Little Words |
| Columbia DB3822 | 1956 | Teach You To Rock/ Short'nin' Bread Rock |
| Columbia DB3859 | 1956 | Sham Rock/ Let's You And I Rock |
| Columbia DB3881 | 1957 | Lonesome Train/ We're Gonna Rock Tonight |
| Columbia DB3921 | 1957 | London Rock/ Brighton Rock |
| Columbia DB4000 | 1957 | Sweet Beat/ Sweet Georgia Brown |
| Columbia DB4076 | 1958 | Dumplin's/ Tw'on Special |
| Columbia DB4145 | 1958 | Unguaua/ Piakukaungcung |
| Columbia DB4189 | 1958 | Rock-Ch-Cha/ The Gigglin' Gurgleburp |
| Columbia DB4253 | 1959 | Champagne Cha Cha/ Shepherd's Cha Cha |
| Top Rank JAR182 | 1959 | 'Man From Interpol' Theme/ Interpol Cha Cha Cha And Chase |
| Ember JBS706 | 1962 | Gutbucket/ Just Like Old Times |
| Tony Daines: | ||
| Fontana TF433 | 1963 | Chapel In The Moonlight/ Echo Of Footsteps |
| Fontana TF472 | 1964 | Too Late/ I Told You So |
| Tony Jackson: Formerly bass player and lead vocalist with Liverpool's Searchers, he left the group after featuring on their first two hits. Unfortunately, none of the singles he produced under his own name or in company with his group the 'Vibrations' succeeded. | ||
| Pye 7N15685 | 1964 | Bye Bye Baby/ Watch Your Step |
| Pye 7N15745 | 1964 | You Beat Me To The Punch/ This Little Girl Of Mine |
| Pye 7N15766 | 1965 | Love Potion Number Nine/ Fortune Teller |
| Pye 7N15876 | 1965 | Stage Door/ That's What I Want |
| CBS 202039 | 1966 | You're My Number One/ Let Me Know |
| CBS 202069 | 1966 | Never Leave Your Baby's Side/ I'm The One She Really Thinks |
| CBS 202297 | 1966 | Follow Me/ Walk That Walk |
| CBS 202408 | 1966 | Anything Else You Want/ Come On And Stop |
| Tony Kelly: | ||
| Warner Bros. WB43 | 1961 | Mario's Girl/ Nancy's New Hat |
| Tony Raymond: | ||
| Fontana H213 | 1959 | Broken Hearted Melody/ This Earth Is Mine |
| Oriole CB1777 | 1962 | The Infant King/ Because Of You |
| Tony Reese: US | ||
| London HLJ8987 | 1959 | Just About This Time Tomorrow/ Lesson In Love |
| Tony Rivers And The Castaways: | ||
| Columbia DB7135 | 1963 | Shake Shake Shake/ Row Row Row |
| Columbia DB7224 | 1964 | I Love The Way You Walk/ I Love You |
| Columbia DB7336 | 1964 | Life's Too Short/ Tell On Me |
| Columbia DB7448 | 1965 | She/ Till We Get Home |
| Columbia DB7536 | 1965 | Come Back/ What To Do |
| Columbia DB7971 | 1966 | God Only Knows/ Charade |
| Parlophone R5400 | 1966 | Nowhere Man/ The Girl From New York City |
| Immediate IM027 | 1966 | Girl Don't Tell Me/ The Girl From Salt Lake City |
| Polydor 56245 | 1968 | I Can Guarantee Your Love/ Pantomime |
| Tony Rocco: | ||
| Parlophone R4886 | 1962 | Keep A Walking/ Stalemate |
| Parlophone R4946 | 1962 | Torture/ Competition |
| Tony Victor: | ||
| Decca F11459 | 1962 | Dear One/ There Was A Time |
| Decca F11626 | 1963 | Thinking Of You/ Hokey Cokey |
| Decca F11708 | 1963 | In The Still Of The Night/ Money |
| Tony Williams: | ||
| Reprise RS20019 | 1961 | Sleepless Nights/ Mandolino Mandolino |
| Reprise RS20030 | 1961 | My Prayer/ Miracle |
| Philips BF1282 | 1962 | How Come/ When I Had You |
| Toussaint McCall: Louisiana R&B | ||
| Pye 7N25420 | 1967 | Nothing Takes The Place Of You/ Shimmy |
| Trad Grads: This band incorporated Rod Davis who had been banjoist with John Lennon's Quarry Men skiffle group. | ||
| Decca F11403 | 1961 | Runnin' Shoes/ Rag Day Jazz Band Ball |
| Trader Horne: Judy Dyble ('Fairport Convention') and Jackie McAuley ('Them' & 'The Belfast Gypsies') provided the vocals for this unsuccessful folk group. | ||
| Pye 7N17846 | 1969 | Sheena/ Morning Way |
| Traffic Jam: Just this one extremely valuable single was recorded by this five-piece before they changed their name to Status Quo. | ||
| Piccadilly 7N35386 | 1967 | Almost There But Not Quite/ Wait Just A Minute |
| Travis Wammack: Wonderful Rock and Roll guitarist from Walnut, Mississippi. Although this solitary single from the 1960s reached the lower reaches of the US chart, he is more frequently heard backing other US artists including Aretha Franklin and Clarence Carter. | ||
| Atlantic AT4017 | 1965 | Scratchy/ Fire Fly |
| Trendsetters Ltd: This chiefly instrumental group from the south coast of England never enjoyed chart success though they were a popular enough live outfit. | ||
| Parlophone R5118 | 1964 | In A Big Way/ Lucky Date |
| Parlophone R5161 | 1964 | Hello Josephine/ Move On Over |
| Parlophone R5191 | 1964 | Lollipops And Roses/ Go Away |
| Parlophone R5324 | 1965 | I'm Coming Home/ You Sure Got A Funny Way Of Showing Your Love |
| Trisha Noble: See 'Patsy Ann Noble' | ||
| Trixons: | ||
| An Irish showband. | ||
| Major Minor MM665 | 1969 | Just Another Song/Sunny Side Sam |
| Tronics: | ||
| Fontana H348 | 1961 | Cantina/ Pickin' And Stompin' |
| Troy Dante (& The Infernos): | ||
| Decca F11639 | 1963 | Golden Earings/ Milord |
| Decca F11746 | 1963 | It's Alright/ Tell Me |
| Fontana TF445 | 1964 | Tell Me When/ It Had To Be |
| Fontana TF477 | 1964 | This Little Girl/ Loving Eyes |
| Fontana TF498 | 1964 | Baby/ Tell Me Now |
| Fontana TF541 | 1965 | I Wish I Knew/ Sad Tears |
| Polydor NH56110 | 1966 | I'll Never Know/ Security |
| Columbia DB8381 | 1968 | My Friend The Scarecrow/ Emma May Kingston |
| Tu-Tones: Vocal group from Texas, I believe. | ||
| London HLW8904 | 1959 | Saccharin Sally/ Still In Love With You |
| Tuneweavers: Singing four piece group from Boston Massachusetts. | ||
| London HL8503 | 1957 | Happy Happy Birthday Baby |
| Twiggy: She was already a world famous model by the time these singles were cut. She came from Neasden in north west London and her real name was Lesley Hornby, born 19th September 1949. Although she wasn't credited with much more than a pretty face in 1967, she turned out to have exceptional talent as an actress, singer and dancer too- who would take New York's Broadway by storm in a few years time. They obviously had better judgement in Tokyo because although the skinny kid's first single didn't do too well at home it reached #1 in Japan during 1968. | ||
| Ember EMBS239 | 1967 | I Need Your Hand In Mine/ Beautiful Dreams |
| Ember EMBS244 | 1967 | When I Think Of You/ Over And Over |
| Two Of Each: | ||
| Decca F12626 | 1967 | Every Single Day/ I'm Glad I Got You |
| Pye 7N17555 | 1968 | The Summer Of Our Love/ Saturday Morning |
| Pye 7N17792 | 1969 | Trust/ Trinity Street |
| Tyrone Davis: Chicago based soul singer who had a long career which was very productive during the 1970s and 1980s. | ||
| Stateside SS2092 | 1968 | What If A Man/ Bet You Win |
| Atlantic 584253 | 1969 | Can I Change My Mind/ A Woman Needs To Be Loved |
| Atlantic 584265 | 1969 | Is It Something You've Got/ Undying Love |
| Atlantic 584288 | 1969 | All The Waiting Is Not In Vain |