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(2009/LONE RIDER/WESTERN STAR) 22 tracks, John Leyton's 'Johnny Remember Me' from the early 60s... more

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John Leyton: John Leyton & The Flames (CD)

(2009/LONE RIDER/WESTERN STAR) 22 tracks, John Leyton's 'Johnny Remember Me' from the early 60s is well-known to every Rock & Roll collector! These recordings are from 2009 and Leyton still has a fantastic voice! This album will bring you back to when it all began! With 8 page booklet.

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Interpret: John Leyton
Album titlle: John Leyton & The Flames (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label LONE RIDER
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5060068953590
weight in Kg 0.107

Leyton, John - John Leyton & The Flames (CD) CD 1
01	The Great Escape/Shout Shout	John Leyton
02	Treat Me Nice	John Leyton
03	Wild Wind	John Leyton
04	Hello Mary Lou	John Leyton
05	Make Love To Me	John Leyton
06	Poetry In Motion	John Leyton
07	Say Mama	John Leyton
08	Son This Is She	John Leyton
09	Pretend	John Leyton
10	Oh Boy	John Leyton
11	Dreamin'	John Leyton
12	You're Sixteen	John Leyton
13	Walk Right Back	John Leyton
14	Do You Wanna Dance	John Leyton
15	Johnny Remember Me	John Leyton
16	Razzle Dazzle/Sea Cruise	John Leyton
17	The Great Escape	FLAMES
18	Man Of Mystery	FLAMES
19	Perfidia	FLAMES
20	8 Million Cossack Melodies	FLAMES
21	Peace Pipe	FLAMES

John Leyton, born John Dudley Leyton in Frinton, Essex, on Feb. 17, 1939, was another actor... more

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"John Leyton"

John Leyton,

born John Dudley Leyton in Frinton, Essex, on Feb. 17, 1939, was another actor who turned to singing by chance. He played Ginger in the ATV Biggles series and then Johnny St. Cyr in another TV series, Harper's West One which is where he got his first chance to sing 'Johnny Remember Me' and which led to the record's success in 1961. It was expertly produced by Joe Meek and featured an echo effect that masked the inadequacies of Leyton's voice.

His other records were all remarkably similar and the public quickly tired of him. Written by Geoff, Goddard, they were 'Wild Wind', 'Son This Is She' and 'Lonely City' in 1962. He later returned to acting and appeared in The Great Escape (1963), Von Ryan's Express (1965) and Krakatoa (1968). Possibly his only lasting claim to fame was that he was one of the first artists to be handled by Robert Stigwood, later to find his fortune as the producer of Jesus Christ Superstar and owner of RSO records.

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