Hammy Haze & The Heroze
Hammy Haze & The Heroze – Lucky / Live In Love
Label: Rich Records GRQ 100 HHAE
Vinyl, 12"
Released: 1987 Funk / Soul
A1 Lucky (Extended Mix)
Written-By – Hammy Haze
A2 Live In Love
Written-By – Hammy Haze
B1 Lucky
Written-By – Hammy Haze
Hammy Haze & The Heroze - Lucky
Label: Rich Records
File, MP3
Released: 2014
1 Dedicated
2 When Love Comes Round
3 Spend It On Me
4 Lucky
5 Alright Tonight
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Paul Hardcastle
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Harlem Speakeasy
Aretha/Sight of Pegasus, Polydor BM56270 (1968)
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Jack Hawkins and his Orchestra
Windmill records 1974
Jack Hawkins His Orchestra & Singers - Your Favourite TV Themes (LP)
Windmill Records (UK) Cat#: WMD 226
A1 Eye Level (Theme From Van Der Velk)
A2 The Wombling Song (Theme From The Wombles)
A3 Spartacus (Theme From The Onedin Line)
A4 Colditz Theme
A5 Galloping Home (Theme From Black Beauty)
A6 Shaft Theme
B1 Match Of The Day
B2 Kung Fu Theme
B3 Bruce Forsyth And The Generation Game
B4 The Brothers Theme
B5 The Edwardians (Theme From Upstairs, Downstairs)
B6 Hawaii Five-0 Theme
Jack Hawkins and His Orchestra “Your Favourite TV Themes” LP
Issued on Windmill, a budget label that makes MFP look like Blue Note. This is one of the many early 70’s cash-ins on the popularity of tube tunes. Like the rest, the cover features an illustrated montage of stars associated with the themes - did they all use the same designer? But unlike his peers, Mr Hawkins chose to tackle some less obvious material. “Bruce Forsythe and the Generation Game”? – I’m sure you won’t find that on any Geoff Love album. I was looking forward to hearing Jack’s attempt at the mighty “Shaft”, as well as the theme from “Kung Fu”, an old favourite of mine that I’d never come across on vinyl before.
EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL
Inc A Version Of The 'GET CARTER' Classic '30-60-90'
JACK HAWKINS & HIS ORCHESTRA – EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL (UK WINDMILL 1973) 2nd issue of the rare ‘Psychedelic 70s’ LP. Willie Mitchell’s 30-60-90 (as featured in the night club scene in Get Carter). Also cover of Billy Preston’s ‘Billy’s Bag’.
WINDMILL WMD 226 (LP)
THE JACK HAWKINS SHOWBAND CRUISING - 1, 1984
SIDE ONE
SIDE TWO
1. COPACABANA
2. CAVATINA
3. SPANISH EYES
4. SIMON SAYS
5. JOLSON MEDLEY
SIDE TWO
1. SING-A-LONG MEDLEY
2. UNA PALOMA BLANCA
3. CASATSCHOCK
4. REMEMBER THE PRICE
5. YOU ARE THE SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE
6. RAINDROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY HEAD
THE JACK HAWKINS SHOWBAND CRUISING - 2, 1987
SIDE ONE
SIDE TWO
1. COME ON OVER TO MY PLACE
2. SAY HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY SWEET GYPSY ROSE
3. MARCH OF THE MINI KILTS
4. TIE A YELLOW RIBBON
5. LITTLE ARROWS?THOSE WERE THE DAYS
6. SONG SUNG BLUE
SIDE TWO
1. LOVE ME TONIGHT
2. SWEET GINGERBREAD MAN
3. THE OLD FASHIONED WAY
4. MANANA
5. HAVA NAGILA
6. Y VIVA ESPANA
A1 Son Of Hickory Holler's Tramp
A2 30-60-90
A3 Dancing In The Street
A4 Sweet Gingerbread Man
A5 Everybody Get Together
A6 In The Midnight Hour
A7 Billy's Bag
B1 Jackie's Roadside Show
B2 March Of The Mini-Kilts
B3 Dancing In The Sun
B4 Il Mio Mondo
B5 It's Not Easy At All
B6 Hit The Road Jack
B7 Everything Is Beautiful
Baritone Saxophone – Brian Ferrier
Bass Guitar – Gordon Staples (2)
Drums – Phil Barlow
Guitar – Billy Calhoun, Eric Liston
Organ – Brian Harrison (5)
Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute – Bill Charleston
Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Jim Thomson (4)
Trombone – Alan Pepperil
Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Allan Robinson, Dave Browning, Paul Griffin (9)
Vocals – Jo Justice, Tom Irvine, Tommy Marrs, Val Pye
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Rachael Hawnt
Singles & EPs
Delicious (12") Sukii Records SK 007 2004
A Delicious (Extended Mix) 6:20
B1 Delicious (Latin Dub Mix) 4:45
B2 Delicious (Radio Edit Mix) 3:07
Delicious (CDr, Single, Promo) Irma CDJ 010 2004
1 Delicious (Radio Edit Mix) 3:07
2 Delicious (Extended Mix) 6:20
3 Delicious (Latin Dub Mix) 4:45
Mr. Groove And Vergas* Feat. Rachael Hawnt - You Make Me Happy
2 versions Subliminal 2006
Dino & Stef Feat. Rachael Hawnt - Lift Me Up (12") Absolutely Records ABR 103 2006
A1 Lift Me Up (Original Club Mix) 7:39
A2 Lift Me Up (Radio Edit Mix) 3:05
B Lift Me Up (Dub's Uahhh!) 9:49
Keep It Coming · 2014
I Remember When · 2020
The Lockdown Sessions · 2020
I Will Always Love You
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Get Here
It's All Coming Back to Me Now
If I Could Turn Back Time
Cry Me A River
Everything I Wanted
More Than Words
Keep It Coming
At Last
I'm Gonna Be
Life On Mars?
Ain't Nobody
Lift me up
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SIDE ONE:
Toccata,
Variations On A Variation(Southbank),
Country Mood,
Roundabout Boogie {Part 11},
Don't Drink And Drive!,
Wild Worid
SIDE TWO:
Lessons in Love,
Power Of Love,
I Saw Her Standing There,
Keep On Running,
Shattered Dreams,
Get It On
Heart and Soul
Jim Berry and Dave Houghton
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Heaven
During 1968 and 1969 Heaven travelled to the cellar recording studio of Southern Music in Denmark Street, London, and recorded the first album. Here are those tracks, but sadly the album was never released. The sound quality is not good.
All vocals are by Brian Kemp unless otherwise stated.
Song 4 The Day that Judy came to stay. writer unknown, was given to us by the record company and it was suggested that it could be our "Hit Single"???
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HEAVEN - BRASS ROCK
Lead singer Terry Scott was born in Southampton England in 1949, Lead guitar Eddie Harnett, Ray King sax, Malcoln 'Nobby'; Glover drums.
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Hector
Wired Up/Ain't Got Time DJM, DJS289, (Nov.'73).
Bye Bye Bad Days/ Lady DJM DJS 303, (1974)
Demolishon/Planet Aldrumace
The new 2021 CD
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High Risk
1981
High Risk
Must Be Crazy/l Go To Pieces/Rich Kid. (7"). Airship. AP 164
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High Society in the 70s
Recording made in one take at the studio which used`to be above Nevada in London Road, the lineup was of course,
Pete Jackson,bass, Dave Hart, guitar and Keith Hawtin, drums.
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Hookfoot
Formed by Caleb Quaye (guitars, piano and vocals) and three fellow DJM house musicians, Ian Duck (vocals, guitars and harmonica), Roger Pope (drums) and David Glover (bass), the band were also backing musicians for Elton John, appearing together on most of his early recordings for DJM. Fred Gandy (bass) replaced David Glover who had left after the release of the second album.
Other occasional members of the band were:
Bob Kulick (guitar, vocals), v
Mick Grabham (bass)
Peter Ross (harmonica, vocals).
Way of the musician / Hookfoot (single 1969, non LP tracks)
Hookfoot (LP 1971)
Good Times a-Comin' (LP 1972)
Sweet sweet funky music / The opener (non LP track) (single 1972)
Freedom / Heart to heart talking / Red man (single 1972, non LP tracks)
Communication (LP 1973)
So you wanna be a rock ´n` roll star / Mr. Money (single 1973, non LP tracks)
Roarin' (LP 1974)
Headlines (2LP 1975, compilation incl. 'So you wanna be a rock ´n` roll star' and 4 unreleased tracks)
Hookfoot Live In Memphis (rec. 1972, rel. 1990)
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The Hot Tone Sinners - Teardrops in the Dark CD
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Brian Howe
Their hit single although Brian Howe did not sing on it.
Brian Anthony Howe (born 22 July 1953, in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England) is a British rock singer and songwriter, best known for replacing Paul Rodgers as the lead vocalist of rock group Bad Company. Howe's career was jump-started in 1983, when Ted Nugent recruited him to handle lead vocals for his Penetrator album, and front its subsequent world tour.
called The Firm, so the remaining two members hired Howe as the new lead singer, Greg Dechert on keyboards and Steve Price on bass. Howe’s vocal style brought more of a pop-rock sound to the band, as opposed to Rodgers’ more bluesy sound. The band hired Foreigner producer Keith Olsen to produce the new lineup’s initial album, 1986’s Fame and Fortune. The band also switched labels to Atco Records.
The next Howe-era album, 1988’s Dangerous Age was produced by Terry Thomas, who returned the band to a guitar-driven sound. This album fared better than its predecessor, spawning three songs that made the top 10 on Billboard's rock chart: "No Smoke Without A Fire," (#4), "One Night" (#9), and "Shake It Up" (#9). The last two were written by Howe and Thomas.
The band's next album, 1990’s Holy Water, also produced by Thomas, was a major commercial success, attaining platinum status in the U.S. by selling more than one million copies. It produced five singles that went top-15 on Billboard's rock chart, including the #1 hit "Holy Water" which was followed by "Boys Cry Tough" (#3), "If You Needed Somebody" (#2) and "Walk Through Fire" (#15). Ralphs sat out for most of the Holy Water tour, although he did perform on the album.
The final studio album of the Howe era, 1992’s Here Comes Trouble featured the Billboard #1 rock hit "How About That." Before touring in support of the album, the band expanded to a quintet, adding ex-Foreigner bassist Rick Wills and rhythm guitarist Dave "Bucket" Colwell, a protégé of Ralphs. During the tour, the band recorded a live album, What You Hear Is What You Get: The Best of Bad Company which featured hit songs from both the Rodgers and Howe eras of the band. Howe was ultimately fired from Bad Company after the release of the live album according to Simon Kirke for professional and personal reasons.
Solo
Howe released his first solo album, Tangled in Blue, in 1997 on Touchwood Records. It was re-released with one additional song under the name Touch in 2003 on MTM Music and Publishing. Howe toured as "Bad Company former lead singer Brian Howe." His relationship with ex-bandmates Kirke and Ralphs has remained acrimonious.
In 1998, Howe was involved in a unsuccessful take-over bid for Portsmouth Football Club, and convinced Alan Ball to accept charge of the club, with the thought of Howe coming in to be the chairman.
In 2010 Howe plans on releasing a new solo album called " The Circus Bar" . The line-up of his current band is:
Brian Howe - Lead vocals
Dean Aicher - Guitar / Backing vocals
Miguel Gonzalez (bassist) - Bass / Backing vocals
Matt Brown (drummer) - Drums
Year Album
1986 "That Girl"
1987 "Fame and Fortune"
1988 "Shake It Up"
1989 "No Smoke Without a Fire"
1990 "Holy Water"
1990 "If You Needed Somebody"
1991 "Walk Through Fire"
1992 "How About that"
1992 "This Could Be The One"
1999 "Hey Hey"
1999 "Hammer of Love"
Studio albums
Year Album
1986 Fame and Fortune
1988 Dangerous Age
1990 Holy Water
1992 Here Comes Trouble
1995 Company of Strangers
1996 Stories Told & Untold
Live albums
Year Album
1993 What You Hear Is What You Get: The Best of Bad Company — —
2002 Merchants of Cool
2006 Live in Albuquerque
Compilation albums
Year Album
1985 10 from 6
1999 The Original Bad Company Anthology
Solo
Tangled in Blue (1997)
Touch (2003)
Circus Bar (2010)
Singles
Hot Tin Roof (2017)
with Ted Nugent
Penetrator (1984)
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Deaf Boy Hug and the Hearing Aides
18th May 1990
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Mike Hug
Blue suede shoes again/Fool no more Polydor 2058265(1972)
Wichita/No love in the city Polydor 2058805 (1976)
Mike Hugg's Freeway
Same old fantasy/Fool no more (1976) Polydor 2058691
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