Johnny Tillotson The Outtakes (2-CD Deluxe Box Set)
Johnny Tillotson: The Outtakes (2-CD Deluxe Box Set)
Bear Family Records is proud to present this most welcome entry in its series of Studio Outtakes releases that now includes the Everly Brothers, Johnny Cash, Billy Riley, Gene Vincent and Janis Martin.
These recordings, the great majority of which are released for the first time, give the listener the opportunity to hear songs develop in the studio. Some appear without later overdubs and orchestral backings that were included on the recordings first time round. A major highlight is the discovery of previously unheard versions of Poetry In Motion recorded in New York with King Curtis on sax. This version was recorded a short time before the 'hit' version, cut in Nashville with Boots Randolph. Alternative takes of the Randolph version are also included.
Another major find is an unissued song in Please Help Me I'm Falling, recorded four months after the Hank Locklin hit recording.
Several of these outtakes have survived in stereo when the released masters did not!
A special addition is the very rare recording Johnny Tillotson made with Genevieve in 1958. I'm Never Gonna Kiss You is reissued for the first time on this collection.
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Interpret: Johnny Tillotson
Album titlle: The Outtakes (2-CD Deluxe Box Set)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Bear Family Records
- Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
- Preiscode BR
Artikelart Box set
EAN: 4000127168153
- weight in Kg 0.3
Tillotson, Johnny - The Outtakes (2-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1 | ||||
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01 | Cd 1 : | Johnny Tillotson | ||
02 | Judy, Judy, Judy (2) (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
03 | Poetry In Motion (2) (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
04 | Princess, Princess (take 3) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
05 | Why Do I Love You So? (take 2) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
06 | Never Let Me Go (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
07 | JimmyÆs Girl (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
08 | You Can Never Stop Me Loving You (1) (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
09 | Without You (without overdubbed recitation) ( | Johnny Tillotson | ||
10 | Cutie Pie (take 3) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
11 | She Gave Sweet Love To Me (false start + take | Johnny Tillotson | ||
12 | A Very Good Year For Girls (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
13 | Empty Feeling (2nd overdub) (take 10/4) Mono | Johnny Tillotson | ||
14 | YouÆre Much Beyond Compare (2) (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
15 | Well, IÆm Your Man (take 3) Mono | Johnny Tillotson | ||
16 | Dreamy Eyes (false start + take 1) Mono | Johnny Tillotson | ||
17 | Judy, Judy, Judy (2) (take 5) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
18 | True True Happiness (no harmony) (take 11 - f | Johnny Tillotson | ||
19 | Out Of My Mind (no strings) (take 2) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
20 | Tragedy (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
21 | I Got A Feeling (take 1) Mono | Johnny Tillotson | ||
22 | Lonesome Town (take 1) Mono | Johnny Tillotson | ||
23 | Venus (take 14) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
24 | Come Softly To Me (take 9) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
25 | Donna (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
26 | Empty Feeling (undubbed) (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
27 | Pledging My Love (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
28 | Judy, Judy, Judy (1) (take 3) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
29 | Well, IÆm Your Man (take 1) Mono | Johnny Tillotson | ||
30 | Why Do I Love You So (take 5) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
31 | Out Of My Mind (with strings) (take 3) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
32 | Poetry In Motion (2) (take 2 - 2 false starts | Johnny Tillotson |
Tillotson, Johnny - The Outtakes (2-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2 | ||||
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01 | Poetry In Motion (1) (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
02 | You Can Never Stop Me Loving You (PB 912) (ta | Johnny Tillotson | ||
03 | Earth Angel (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
04 | Without You (overdub with recitation) (take 1 | Johnny Tillotson | ||
05 | It Keeps Right On A-HurtinÆ (false start + ta | Johnny Tillotson | ||
06 | Take Good Care Of Her (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
07 | Please Help Me IÆm Falling (take 18) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
08 | I CanÆt Help It (take 1) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
09 | Hello Walls (take 3) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
10 | Funny How Time Slips Away (take 5) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
11 | Send Me The Pillow You Dream On (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
12 | It Keeps Right On A-HurtinÆ (take 2) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
13 | IÆm So Lonesome I Could Cry (take 5) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
14 | Poetry In Motion (2) (take 10 - false start + | Johnny Tillotson | ||
15 | I Fall To Pieces (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
16 | Fool # 1 (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
17 | Four Walls (take 3) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
18 | Lonely Street (take 3 û false start + take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
19 | Poetry In Motion (1) (take 4) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
20 | His True Love Said Goodbye (take 2) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
21 | WhatÆll I Do (take 2) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
22 | Where Is She? (take 2) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
23 | Empty Feeling (1st overdub) (take 3) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
24 | Dreamy Eyes (take 4) Mono | Johnny Tillotson | ||
25 | Earth Angel (take 5) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
26 | YouÆre Much Beyond Compare (1) (take 8) | Johnny Tillotson | ||
27 | IÆm Never Gonna Kiss You (Mono) | Johnny Tillotson |
Johnny Tillotson
At the time of writing, it is now over 52 years since Johnny Tillotson made his first professional recordings for Cadence in August 1958. In that time he has achieved what many fail to do in music industry. He has lasted! After a lifetime in the firmament of popular music, he remains an attraction in the U.S.A. and abroad where his appearances in cabaret and one nighters are still enjoyed by fans many of whom, have stood by him through five decades of music, films, television and concerts
Born in Jacksonville, Florida on April 20th 1939, Johnny was actually raised in Palatka by his grandparents but he travelled back to be with parents each summer. His mother was Doris and his father was Jack, a country music disc jockey.
It appears that performing was in his blood from an early age and indeed by the age of nine, he was featured on the local radio show, Young Folks Revue. Encouraged by his grandparents, he set about turning himself into becoming a professional singer. He sang at local functions and had played so much locally by the time he entered Palatka Senior High School, his reputation had preceded him and he was quite well established and known in the state of Florida.
He guested on the television show, The Toby Dowdy Show, where he became a regular with a three year contract and when the show itself ceased transmission, the opportunity opened up for Johnny to have his own show on WDGA-TV. Juggling a television show and studies at the University of Florida was not easy but Johnny pulled it off and he successfully graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Journalism and Communications in 1959 despite the distractions of his passion for music.
At the same time that all this was going on, Johnny has started writing songs and when, in 1957, a local disc jockey sent six of his songs to the National Pet Milk Talent contest, Johnny found himself in Nashville performing on WSM Radio.
In Nashville he was heard by Lee Rosenberg, a Nashville music publisher who was so impressed by what she heard that she took a tape of Johnny singing to Archie Bleyer at Cadence Records, already scoring highly in the pop charts with hit titles by The Chordettes, The Everly Brothers and Andy Williams as well as achieving a #17 hit in his own right with The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane as 1954 turned into 1955.
The hits started immediately with Dreamy Eyes charting in November 1958 and peaking at #63 (reissued in 1961, it moved 28 positions higher to #35). Twenty-six chart entries followed in the U.S. with his biggest being Poetry In Motion which advanced to #2 in the States in late 1960 but was eclipsed by its success in the U.K. where it spent three weeks in the #1 position at the early part of 1961.
Undoubtedly Johnny's greatest success a songwriter was with It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin' which was a #3 pop and #4 country hit for him in 1962. Many covers and revivals followed with perhaps Elvis Presley's rendering on his 'From Elvis In Memphis' album in 1969 being the most prestigious.
During his association with Cadence Records (1958-1963), Johnny recorded 41 different titles in his own right. He recorded three songs on more than one occasion and he added his vocal to a session by French singer, Genevieve, on one song.
When the Cadence tapes were analysed, it was found that all but one performance existed in outtake form; the only track to survive purely as a master was Love Is Blind (Cadence 1365).
There was one song, Please Help Me I'm Falling that had never been released before and like something akin to the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb, we found a session recorded in New York with King Curtis on sax playing on an earlier attempt at Poetry In Motion.
Within the master tapes boxes, the master take, as originally issued, tends to be missing from the spools.
Johnny Tillotson The Outtakes
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