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BILLY FURY — Three Saturdays With Billy (TOP SOUNDS TSLP 009 / TSSCD 009)

TSLP 009 - Vinyl LP with 24 page booklet
TSSCD 009 - Compact disc with 24 page booklet


Vinyl
UK £20.49 including postage
Europe £25.99 including postage
Australasia £34.99 including postage
USA / Canada £36.99 including postage


Compact Disc
UK £11.75 including postage
Europe £14.49 including postage
Australasia £15.99 including postage
USA / Canada £15.99 including postage


Following his signing to EMI in December 1966 Billy Fury would record some eleven singles for Parlophone until late 1970, and for much of this period he continued to regularly record live sessions for the BBC. However, as was BBC policy during those times, most of these live recordings were destroyed and only eight tracks from 1967 to 1970 have since appeared, and nothing from 1968 and '69 was known to survive — until now. Top Sounds' new release — Three Saturdays With Billy — is literally just that, offering seven previously unreleased live recordings performed for the Radio One programme Saturday Club, as well as an audio of a performance taken from an appearance on Simon Dee's Dee Time TV show. Those Saturday Club performances were saved from actual broadcast tapes and survive in superb quality, and include unique versions of tracks such as David Bowie's 'Silly Boy Blue' and the Bee Gees' 'One Minute Woman', as well as some scintillating rockers like Billy's own 'Bye Bye' and Chuck Berry's 'Sweet Little Sixteen'. Billy's studio capture of 'I Love You' was never released in his lifetime and though a nice version was issued on The Missing Years compilation, the feverish rendition here recorded with his then backing group the Storm ranks as Billy's wildest recording ever. Two interviews with Billy also survive from these broadcasts and feature on this release and Billy's most left field single - 'Phone Box' - gained some TV exposure on the aforementioned Dee Time, and the maestro here plays guitar and sings it live.

Three Saturdays With Billy is available on both 10" vinyl and CD, the record comes with a profusely illustrated 24 page booklet including unpublished photographs, the CD too features a 24 page booklet and also includes a radio broadcast of his 'Lady' single introduced by Billy himself.

Three Saturdays With Billy is a legitimate release arranged with the BBC, and with the permission and blessing of the Billy Fury Estate.

SIDE 1
  1. Silly Boy Blue
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club, 10th February 1968)
  2. One Minute Woman
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club, 10th February 1968)
  3. Billy Talks to Keith Skues
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club,10th February 1968)
  4. Beyond The Shadow Of A Doubt
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club, 10th February 1968)
  5. Baby Do You Love Me
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club,10th February 1968)
SIDE 2
  1. Phone Box (The Monkey's In The Jam Jar)
    (Transmitted on Dee Time, 28th September 1968)
  2. I Love You
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club, 18th January 1969)
  3. Sweet Little Sixteen
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club,18th January 1969)
  4. Billy talks to Keith Skues
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club, 18th January 1969)
  5. Bye Bye
    (Broadcast on Saturday Club, 18th January 1969)
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