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Take My Tip – 25 British Mod artefacts

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Emi_mod EMI has a new ‘Mod’ themed compilation in the shops – this time going back to source for  Take My Tip – 25 British Mod artefacts from the EMI vaults.

It’s the first in a series of albums from the new Zonophone offshoot, which will focus on British music from 1963 – 1969. Whether half of these tracks really come under the ‘Mod’ banner is open to question, but there’s plenty of beat and Brit soul rarities here for a budget price (25 for £6.99) so even if you skip a few, it’s not bad value.

We’ll have a review here soon and hopefully a few to give away. Keep reading for the full tracklisting. And if you like what you read, it’s released on 4th June 2007.

More on the album at Amazon.co.uk

Tracklisting:

1. Ottilie Patterson with Sonny Boy Williamson

Baby Please Don’t Go   

2. Long John Baldry & The Hoochie Coochie Men

Up Above My Head I Hear Music In The Air 

3. Duffy Power

If I Get Lucky Some Day 

4. Tony’s Defenders

Yes I Do   

5. The Manish Boys

Take My Tip

6. Chris Farlowe and The Thunderbirds

Buzz With The Fuzz 

7. The Shotgun Express

Curtains

8. Herbie Goins & The Nightimers

Cruisin’ 

9. The Ram Jam Band with Geno Washington

Shake Shake Senora 

10. Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers

Strange Feeling 

11. Simon Dupree & The Big Sound

60 Minutes (Of Your Love)/A Lot Of Love 

12. Haydock’s Rockhouse

Mix-A-Fix 

13. Beryl Marsden

What’s She Got 

14. The Roulettes

Jackpot 

15. Mike Patto

Love 

16. Rod Stewart

I Just Got Some   

17. Toni Daly

Like The Big Man Said

18. Murray Head with The Blue Monks

You Bore Me   

19. Kenny Lynch with The Laurie Jay Combo

Harlem Library   

20. Edwick Rumbold

Boggle Woggle   

21. The N’ Betweens

Evil Witch Man 

22. The Shadows

Scotch On The Socks   

23. Ben Carruthers & The Deep

Jack O’Diamonds

24. Paul Williams & The Big Roll Band

Gin House   

25. The Night-timers featuring Herbie Goins

The Music Played On   

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One Comment

  1. paul from belfast

    got it the other day,and its excellent.worth it for shotgun express alone.finaly get to hear tonys defenders ‘yes i do’…love the indikations version…..go buy.

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