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Alleycats - Everybody's Tryin' To Be My Baby
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No, not the Carl Perkins song, but a cover of the York Brothers record from 1957 (written by Webb Pierce & Johnny 'Country' Mathis, using some obviously 'traditional' lyric...
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Alleycats - Cry Hard Luck
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The Alleycats cover of a Jimmy Nelson tune from 1954. This version is taken from the Alleycats' 2003 CD 'Alley Palais' and features their tenor sax man, Steve Webster, on v...
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Alleycats - Slow Down
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The Alleycats, back at Club Tropicana for their fifth visit there, get stuck into the Larry Williams classic rock'n'roll song (and, yeah, the guitar momentarily forgets to ...
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Alleycats - Great Balls Of Fire
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The Alleycats, a six piece 50's rock'n'roll band based in London, performing the classic Jerry Lee song (with Rick Dawson on piano)
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Alleycats - Modern Don Juan
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The Alleycats, this time with lead guitarist, Mick, on lead vocals. This early Buddy Holly track goes down well with the dancers. The Alleycats have been around the UK rock...
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Alleycats - Tryin' To Get To You
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This beautiful song, originally recorded in 1953 by a gospel influenced group called the Eagles, was covered by a lot of people, including Elvis & Roy Orbison. There are so...
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Alleycats - Love Locks
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The Alleycats, a UK (London) based 50's rock'n'roll band, perform a great Nappy Brown song during their fifth visit to Club Tropicana in Chapel St Leonards, Lincolnshire.
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Alleycats - Sweet Mama Mae .mpg
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The closing track on the Alley Palais CD, though it was the first one recorded. It therefore features Richard (Dick) Keeble on guitar and Mark Metcalf on drums, both of who...
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Alleycats - Little Cutie
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A track from the CD 'Alley Palais' released in 2003 (APM012) The band at the time was Drew Spikes on bass/vocals, Mick 'Guitar' Murphy on guitar/vocals, Marco Andreose on p...
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Alleycats - House Of Blue Lights
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Ella Mae Morse did the original of this, a wonderful laid back boogie from 1946, fronting the Freddie Slack Band. There were plenty of covers, but it's the stompin' Merill ...
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