The Paramounts - At Abbey Road 1963-1970 (1998)
Artist: The Paramounts
Title: At Abbey Road 1963-1970
Year Of Release: 1998
Label: EMI
Genre: Pop Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Beat
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:07:13
Total Size: 167/466 Mb (covers)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: At Abbey Road 1963-1970
Year Of Release: 1998
Label: EMI
Genre: Pop Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Beat
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:07:13
Total Size: 167/466 Mb (covers)
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Poison Ivy 2:08
02. I Feel Good All Over 2:10
03. Bad Blood 2:03
04. Chills And Fever 2:22
05. Little Bitty Pretty One 2:15
06. A Certain Girl 2:12
07. Stupidity 2:02
08. It Won't Be Long 2:02
09. Pride And Joy 2:15
10. Do I 2:04
11. I'm The One Who Loves You 2:09
12. Hey Little Girl 2:09
13. You've Got What I Want 1:56
14. Turn On Your Lovelight 2:22
15. Blue Ribbons (No Strings) 2:23
16. Blue Ribbons 2:25
17. Cuttin' In 2:43
18. Baby I'm Yours 2:23
19. Don't Ya Like My Love 2:16
20. Draw Me Closer 1:56
21. You Never Had It So Good 2:53
22. Freedom 3:25
23. Kansas City 3:43
24. Breathless 3:02
25. Brand New Cadillac 1:40
26. Matchbox 2:34
27. Shopping For Clothes 3:35
28. The Girl Can't Help It 2:10
A tight 4-piece rhythm & blues band, who performed in 'mod-cafes' and pub bars like 'The Shades' (run by Trower's father) and 'The Elms' around the Southend area in Essex, England. Previously known as "The Coasters" the band adopted their new name in November 1960.
Scott left the band and Brooker took on his vocals. Copping departed in 1962 and was replaced on bass by Graham 'Diz' Derrick.
The group had moderate chart success with the cover single "Poison Ivy" after signing to Parlophone late in 1963. They appeared on both "Ready! Steady! Go!" and "Thank Your Lucky Stars" TV shows, sharing the bill with "The Rolling Stones" in the latter. Sadly, they did not have similar success to The Stones. They gigged around the London scene but, after several further singles, all of which failed and deviated somewhat from their R&B style, the group broke up in 1966.
Among their acquaintances on the Southend circuit were Graham Bonney and Mickey Jupp (then in "The Orioles").
Scott left the band and Brooker took on his vocals. Copping departed in 1962 and was replaced on bass by Graham 'Diz' Derrick.
The group had moderate chart success with the cover single "Poison Ivy" after signing to Parlophone late in 1963. They appeared on both "Ready! Steady! Go!" and "Thank Your Lucky Stars" TV shows, sharing the bill with "The Rolling Stones" in the latter. Sadly, they did not have similar success to The Stones. They gigged around the London scene but, after several further singles, all of which failed and deviated somewhat from their R&B style, the group broke up in 1966.
Among their acquaintances on the Southend circuit were Graham Bonney and Mickey Jupp (then in "The Orioles").
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