V.A. / BRITISH BEAT COLLECTION VOLUME TWO (3CD CLAMSHELL BOXED SET)

coming soon:relaxed:

‘Rare British Broadcasts The Beat Era / 1964 – 1968’. Compilation of historical rock and pop performances on British Radio 1964 - 1968. Featuring Nashville Teens. Dave Berry & the Cruisers, Paul Jones, Bystanders, Twice As Much plus many more.
Over 80 tracks, professionally re-mastered with background liners and rare archival photos.
The inoffensive Transcription Disc has been in and out of collectors’ hands since they were originally produced in the 1960s. Conceived and manufactured strictly for export only to commonwealth radio stations for international broadcast, today, they offer an ultimately fascinating document of British Rock and its family tree.
Together with insightful period interviews and a stunning collection of previously unavailable, exclusive recordings, Timebox has unearthed a treasure trove of British rock artefacts that reveal a hitherto untold history of bygone rock and pop.
Timebox very proudly presents the second instalment of the British Beat Collection 1964‐1968.

Disc 1
The Pirates July 5th 1966 1. Love Is A Swingin’ Thing 2. Can’t Understand 3. Shades Of Blue 4. Interview
The Lemon Tree March 12th 1968 5. Hush 6. William Chaulker’s Time Machine 7. Interview
Paddy Klaus & Gibson February 1st 1966 8. No Good Without You Baby 9. Walk On The Wild Side
Gnomes Of Zurich April 17th 1967 10. Skate 11. High Hopes 12. Interview (Kevin Lear )
The Attack June 27th 1967 13. Created By Clive
The Troggs May 17th 1967 14. Reg Presley Interview 15. Night Of The Long Grass October 16th 1967 16. When Will The Rain Come February 7th 1968 17. The Kitty Kat Song 18. Maybe The Madman
Twice As Much May 23rd 1966 19. Simplified 20. Sittin’ On A Fence 21. Baby I Want You August 15th 1966 22. Interview 23. Step Out Of Line 24. Spinning Wheel 25. Listen
The Bystanders July 26th 1966 26. You’re Gonna Hurt Yourself 27. Have I Offended The Girl November 15th 1966 28. Uptight 29. My Love Come Home 30. If You Walk Away 31. Interview

Disc 2
Paul Jones October 3rd 1966 1. I Can’t Hold On Much Longer 2. Interview 3. High Time 4. Baby Tomorrow December 5th 1966 5. She Needs Company 6. High Time 7. I Can’t Hold On Much Longer
Dave Berry/Cruisers February 2nd 1966 8. Now Is The Time 9. If You Wait For Love 10. Hidden 11. Interview July 12th 1966 12. Mama 13. Understand Your Man 14. My Heart Skips A Beat
Eric Burdon & The New Animals November 14th 1966 15. Jailhouse Rock 16. Paint It Black 17. CC Rider
Alan Price Set September 26th 1966 18. Barefootin’ 19. Getting Mighty Crowded 20. Lovin’ You Is Sweeter Than Ever November 28th 1966 21. I Can’t Turn You Loose 22. Critic’s Choice 23. I Take What I Want

Disc 3
The Checkmates September 7th 1965 1. Everybody Needs Somebody 2. Stupidity 3. Stop That Music January 17th 1966 4. It Ain’t Right 5. Too Many Fish In The Sea 6. (You Got) The Gamma Goochie 7. Outrage 8. Interview 9. It’s Too Late August 16th 1966 10. Every Day Is Just The Same 11. Interview 12. Hold On I’m Coming
Nashville Teens February 23rd 1965 13. Run Diddley Daddy 14. Interview 15. Find My Way Back Home 16. Let It Rock March 14th 1967 17. As Long As I Have You 18. I’m Coming Home 19. I’ll Be Doggone 20. Interview
The Cymbaline January 23rd 1967 21. I Don’t Want It 22. Living Above Your Head April 18th 1967 23. Peanuts & Chewy Macs 24. Shake Me, Wake Me 25. Cherry Cherry The Marionettes February 28th 1966 26. Like A Man 27. Incense 28. Interview
The Fourmost October 30th 1964 29. Baby I Need Your Loving 30. Can I Get A Witness 31. Wake Me Shake Me

Thanks for the heads up Paul, I got volume 1 of this and on the whole was happy with it, so I'm glad to see a second volume, I must admit the earlier stuff from 64 I'm not much interested in, it's the stuff from 66 onwards I'm keen on listening to,particularly those later 67 and 68 sessions. I wish that those were in chronological order also, I don't like having say a session from 64 mixed in with others from say 67 or 66, totally different music and vibe completely, but apart from those minor gripes a good collection.