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V.I.P.s: This UK four-piece originated in Carlisle and featured Keith Emerson for a moment during its life before evolving into 'Art' and then 'Spooky Tooth' | ||
Island WI3003 | 1966 | I Wanna Be Free/ Don't Let It Go |
Island WIP6005 | 1967 | In A Dream/ Straight Down To The Bottom |
Val Bennett: West Indian | ||
Island WI3113 | 1968 | Jumping With Mr. Lee |
Island WI3146 | 1968 | The Russians Are Coming |
Trojan TR611 | 1968 | Spanish Harlem |
Trojan TR640 | 1969 | Baby Baby/ Barbara |
Crab CRAB6 | 1969 | Reggae City |
Camel CA24 | 1969 | Midnight Spin |
Valadiers: They were one of the first white groups to record for Motown, and this solitary UK release is among the most valuable pieces of properly published 7inch vinyl that it's possible to find. | ||
Oriole CBA1809 | 1962 | Let Me Be The One/ Gotta Know The Reason |
Valerie Mountain: UK vocalist, sometimes backed by the Eagles (UK). | ||
Columbia DB4660 | 1961 | Go It Alone/ Gentle Christ |
Pye 7N15450 | 1962 | Some People/ Yes You Did |
Vern Brandon: UK | ||
Decca F11472 | 1962 | Let Me Be The One/ Gotta Know The Reason |
Vernon Garrett: | ||
Stateside SS2006 | 1967 | If I Could Turn Back The Hands Of Time/ You And Me Together |
Stateside SS2026 | 1967 | Shine It On/ Things Are Lookin' Better |
Action ACT4508 | 1968 | Shine It On/ Things Are Lookin' Better |
Videls: Formed in 1958 by Pete Anders, Norman Marzano, Bobby Cilitri, Herb Rickey and Vinnie Poncia. Anders and Poncia also charted in the US as members of 'Innocence' and 'Trade Winds'. | ||
London HLI9153 | 1960 | Mister Lonely/ I'll Forget You |
Vigilantes: US | ||
Pye 7N25082 | 1961 | Man In Space/ Eclipse |
Village: This uncharted UK outfit was one of the many bands that Pete Bardens became an important member of. They were more active than their meagre recorded output suggests. | ||
Head HDS4002 | 1969 | Long Time Coming/ Man In The Moon |
Villiers And Gold: | ||
Polydor 56235 | 1968 | All The Little Girls/ This East |
Vince Eager: One of manager Larry Parnes' boys, Vince had TV exposure and several goes at the chart with covers of songs by Gene Vincent, Conway Twitty and Marty Robbins but though probably coming close he never charted. | ||
Parlophone R4482 | 1958 | Five Days, Five Days/ No More |
Parlophone R4531 | 1959 | The Railroad Song/ When's Your Birthday Baby |
Parlophone R4550 | 1959 | This Should Go On For Ever/ No Other Arms, No Other Lips |
Top Rank JAR191 | 1959 | Makin'Love/ Primrose Lane |
Top Rank JAR275 | 1960 | Why/ El Paso |
Top Rank JAR307 | 1960 | Lonely Blue Boy/ No Love Have I |
Vince Taylor: Frenetic Anglo-American rock and roll artist (real name Maurice Holden) whose popularity was greatest in France and who cut most of his discs in continental Europe. His stuff didn't sell well in the UK, but his original discs now all attract high prices. | ||
Web-Site: http://www.ifrance.com/vince-taylor | ||
Parlophone R4505 | 1958 | Right Behind You Baby/ I Like Love |
Parlophone R4539 | 1958 | Brand New Cadillac/ Pledging My Love |
Palette PG9001 | 1960 | Jet Black Machine/ I'll Be Your Hero |
Palette PG9020 | 1961 | Move Over Tiger/ What Cha Gona Do |
Vincent Gordon: | ||
Coxsone CS7085 | 1969 | Soul Trombone |
Crab CRAB16 | 1969 | Walking By |
Duke DU37 | 1969 | Everybody Bawlin' |
Viola Wills: US West Coast Soul singer.. | ||
President PT108 | 1968 | Lost Without The Love Of My Guy/ I Got Love |
President PT150 | 1968 | Together Forever/ Don't Kiss Me Hello And Mean Goodbye |
President PT152 | 1968 | I've Got To Have All Of You/ Night Scene |
President PT154 | 1968 | You're Out Of My Mind/ Any Time |
Vivienne Chering: This young lady had previously recorded with Joe Meek as a member of a group calling themselves 'Flip & The Dateliners'. | ||
Decca F12360 | 1966 | I'll Do My Crying Tomorrow/ Make My Dreams Come True |
Volcanos: | ||
Philips PB1098 | 1961 | Ruby Duby Du/ Redhead |
Philips PB1113 | 1961 | Tightrope/ Great Imposter |
Philips PB1246 | 1962 | Polaris/ Scotch Mist |