Mod Classics 1964-1966

Mod Classics 1964-1966More Info Georgie Fame, the Flamingo All nighter, mods and GIs. These are the things that dreams are made of. Whilst a mid sixties Rod Stewart might have claimed that it was his ambition to sing with Count Basie, it was Georgie who actually did it. And whilst the Who and the Small Faces had a legion of moddy boy fans in the middle of the decade, it was Georgie who was championed by the Soho ace faces a couple of years earlier. Although the Fame

Howlin’ Wolf electrified the sound of the Mississippi Delta blues and brought it to Chicago

Melvin Sparks (1946–2011) was a talented American Soul Jazz

B4 Coney Island Baby 6:35

Black Emperor in drone mode

It includes the 1975 track "Over My Head" but omits the 1987 track "Seven Wonders" (despite it being a top 20 hit in the US) as well as the 1982 track "Oh Diane" (which failed to chart there in 1983

'50s rock'n'roll and various junctures between

A1 Sigh No More 3:27

Two dozen band members later and numerous 'ups and downs' (some have been famously sensationalized in the media )

Whilst Fearn's beats and loops will pull you up into the urgency of Sleaford Mods they also allow you to run the gauntlet from delibrate clumsy dance-floor swaggers to full-on punk throwabouts with them

and indeed worthy of the worship

CD-16        Finale (Instrumental)    1:09

B4 Why Don't You Write Me