Vince Taylor EP Collection 1959-61...plus

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Vince Taylor: EP Collection 1959-61...plus

(2012/MAGIC) 26 tracks - 24bit mastering - papersleeve

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Interpret: Vince Taylor
Album titlle: EP Collection 1959-61...plus
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label MAGIC
Artikelart CD
EAN: 3700139309360
weight in Kg 0.107

Taylor, Vince - EP Collection 1959-61...plus CD 1
01	Brand New Cadillac	Vince Taylor
02	Pledging My Love	Vince Taylor
03	I Like Love	Vince Taylor
04	Right Behind You Baby	Vince Taylor
05	What'cha Gonna Do	Vince Taylor
06	I'll Be Your Hero	Vince Taylor
07	Move Over Tiger	Vince Taylor
08	Jet Black Machine	Vince Taylor
09	Sweet Little Sixteen	Vince Taylor
10	Love Me	Vince Taylor
11	C'mon Everybody	Vince Taylor
12	Twenty Flight Rock	Vince Taylor
13	So Glad You're Mine	Vince Taylor
14	Baby Let's Play House	Vince Taylor
15	Long Tall Sally	Vince Taylor
16	Lovin' Up A Storm	Vince Taylor
17	Shaking All Over	Vince Taylor
18	Don't Ever Let Me Go	Vince Taylor
19	Endless Sleep	Vince Taylor
20	Don't Leave Me Now	Vince Taylor
21	There's A Lot Of Twistin Going On	Vince Taylor
22	Blue Jean Bop	Vince Taylor
23	Ready Teddy	Vince Taylor
24	Dance To The Bop (Rocky Road Blues)	Vince Taylor
25	Bonus Tracks:	Vince Taylor
26	Mean Woman Blues	Vince Taylor
27	Rip It Up	Vince Taylor

Vince Taylor Vince Taylor's legend largely rests on his 1950 recording of 'Brand New... more

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Vince Taylor

Vince Taylor's legend largely rests on his 1950 recording of 'Brand New Cadillac'-often cited as the greatest British rockabilly record ever Moth'. 'Brand New Cadillac' retains its thrill and in 1979 was covered by The Clash on their 'London Calling' album. The Clash gave 'Brand Now Cadillac' a hip kudos. Yet Vince, while still alive, was unable to capitalize on the resurgent interest from a new generation of fans. He was simply too far gone.

Vince Taylor Pepin was born Brian Holden in Middlesex, England. in July 1930. In 1946 his family immigrated to the US, settling in New Jersey. His older sister Sheila married Joe Barbera of Hanna-Barbera animation fame in 1955 and the Holden family followed her to Los Angeles. Brian enrolled at Hollywood High School and quickly became enamored with rockabilly. He attempted to launch a singing career with Joe Barbera as manager. In loss Barbera invited the teenager to accompany hint on a business trip to London to check out the local music scone. Brian was directed to the '2 I's' Coffee Bar on Old Compton St. in Soho.

The '2 I's was the launch pad many of the British rockabilly singers and local musicians were impressed by this tall, handsome American. Brian formed a band, quickly won a Parlophone recording contract and changed his name to Vince Taylor, christening his band The Playboys.

Vince Taylor & The Playboy's initial 1958 singles 'I Like Love', Right Behind You Baby' and 'Pledging My Love' failed to trouble the British pop charts and Parlophone ended his recording contract. The B-side of 'Pledging My Love' was 'Brand Now Cadillac' an original song written by Taylor that rocked as hard as the best US rockabilly records and featured a sizzling guitar solo from Joe Moretti (who would also play the solo on Johnny Kidd & The Pirates's phenomenal 'Shakin' All Over'). Taylor - dressed in black leather and extremely confident, proved to be a talented live performer and draw loyal audiences across the UK.

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