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Release Date Friday 21st November 2025
All pre-orders will be dispatched/made ready for collection on that day.
3LP
Description:
Step back to the dawn of the decade – a golden age of chart-topping pop, timeless soul, rock ’n’ roll energy and unforgettable ballads. NOW Yearbook Presents - The 60s - Volume 1: 1960-1962 features 54 unforgettable tracks across a 3-LP set, pressed on bright red vinyl.
LP1 kicks off in style with The Everly Brothers and their 7-week chart chart-topper ‘Cathy’s Clown’ ahead of two more true legends, Cliff Richard and Elvis Presley. Cliff, along with The Shadows on ‘The Young Ones’ from 1962, and Elvis with his fifth #1 ‘It’s Now Or Never’ from 1960. Evergreen pop gems from Bobby Darin, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons and Chris Montez are up next along with floor-fillers 1962-style from Little Eva with ‘The Locomotion’, US #1 ‘Please Mr Postman’ by The Marvelettes and The Crystals with ‘He’s A Rebel’. Flip the LP over for Easy Listening Pop gold: ‘Stranger On The Shore’ by Acker Bilk was 1962’s biggest selling single in the UK – and a US #1, and features along with Matt Monro, Bobby Vinton, Roy Orbison, The Allisons and Ricky Valance ahead of LP closers from Jim Reeves with He’ll Have To Go’, and Brenda Lee’s US chart-topper ‘I’m Sorry’.
LP2 opens with a stellar run of early ‘60s soul classics: ‘Stand By Me’ by Ben E. King, which finally became a UK #1 26 years after its original chart run, Dionne Warwick made her debut with the sophisticated ‘Don’t Make Me Over’ and The Drifters hit #2 with ‘Save The Last Dance For Me’. Jukebox classics from Bruce Channel, Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs, The Marcels, and the US #1 ‘Duke Of Earl’ from Gene Chandler follow with Carole King and Neil Sedaka closing Side A, whilst over on Side B, #1‘Moon River’ (from “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”) by Danny Williams opens ahead of the classic instrumental ‘Theme From “A Summer Place”’ from Percy Faith & His Orchestra and ‘Reach For The Stars’ a #1 for Shirley Bassey. Connie Francis and Petula Clark are up next before ear-worm smashes ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)’, ‘I Remember You’ and ‘Why’, a 1960 chart-topper for Anthony Newley and the disc closes with Brian Hyland’s Top 3 classic ‘Sealed With A Kiss.
The final LP starts with the timeless and beautiful ‘True Love Ways’ from Buddy Holly before rock ‘n’ roll influenced hits from Bobby Vee and Eddie Cochran who hit the top with ‘Three Steps To Heaven’ in 1960. Chubby Checker is next, celebrating the ‘Twisting’ craze with ‘Let’s Twist Again’, whilst the rest of the side features pop gems from Susan Maughan and Helen Shapiro with her #1’Walkin’ Back To Happiness’ plus Dion, Del Shannon and Billy Fury and over on the final side. The Tornados became the first British group to top the US charts when ‘Telstar’ repeated its UK success, and The Shadows’ debut hit (away from Cliff) ‘Apache’ hit the top spot in 1960. Dave Brubeck’s ‘Take Five’ remains one of the most influential and biggest selling jazz tracks ever and Dinah Washington made an evergreen classic with ‘Mad About The Boy’. Stylish pop from Linda Scott, Roy Orbison and Connie Stevens leads into a pair of truly timeless collection closers: Patsy Cline hit the US Top 10 in 1961 with ‘Crazy’, a song that would become an enduringly popular ‘standard’ over the decades – and to finish, a stunning ballad ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love’ from Elvis Presley. Making his second appearance here with his tenth UK #1, one of an incredible 9 of them that hit the top during the three-year span of this collection.
NOW Yearbook Presents - The 60s - Volume 1: 1960-1962 – a celebration of the diversity and wonderful creativity of these magical years in pop.
Tracklist:
Disc 1:
1. The Everly Brothers – Cathy’s Clown
2. Cliff Richard & The Shadows – The Young Ones
3. Elvis Presley - It's Now Or Never
4. Bobby Darin – Beyond The Sea
5. Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Sherry
6. Chris Montez - Let’s Dance
7. Little Eva – The Locomotion
8. The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman
9. The Crystals - He's A Rebel
10. Acker Bilk - Stranger On The Shore
11. Johnny Mathis - Misty
12. Matt Monro – Softly As I Leave You
13. Roy Orbison - Crying
14. Bobby Vinton - Roses Are Red (My Love)
15. The Allisons - Are You Sure?
16. Ricky Valance – Tell Laura I Love Her
17. Jim Reeves - He'll Have To Go
18. Brenda Lee - I'm Sorry
Disc 2:
1. Ben E. King – Stand By Me
2. Dionne Warwick – Don’t Make Me Over
3. The Drifters – Save The Last Dance For Me
4. Bruce Channel - Hey! Baby
5. Maurice Williams And The Zodiacs - Stay
6. The Marcels – Blue Moon
7. Gene Chandler - Duke Of Earl
8. Carole King – It Might As Well Rain Until September
9. Neil Sedaka - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
10. Danny Williams – Moon River (From “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”)
11. Percy Faith & His Orchestra - Theme From "A Summer Place"
12. Shirley Bassey – Reach For The Stars
13. Connie Francis - Where The Boys Are
14. Petula Clark - Sailor
15. The Tokens - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)
16. Frank Ifield – I Remember You
17. Anthony Newley - Why
18. Brian Hyland - Sealed With A Kiss
Disc 3:
1. Buddy Holly - True Love Ways
2. Bobby Vee - Take Good Care Of My Baby
3. Eddie Cochran - Three Steps To Heaven
4. Chubby Checker - Let's Twist Again
5. Susan Maughan - Bobby's Girl
6. Helen Shapiro – Walkin’ Back To Happiness
7. Dion - The Wanderer
8. Del Shannon - Runaway
9. Billy Fury - Halfway To Paradise
10. The Tornados - Telstar
11. The Shadows – Apache
12. Dave Brubeck - Take Five
13. Dinah Washington - Mad About The Boy
14. Linda Scott - I've Told Every Little Star
15. Roy Orbison - Only The Lonely (Know The Way I Feel)
16. Connie Stevens – Sixteen Reasons
17. Patsy Cline - Crazy
18. Elvis Presley - Can't Help Falling In Love
4CD DLX
Description:
Step back to the dawn of the 1960s – an era of rock ’n’ roll, classic pop, timeless ballads and the explosion of soul. NOW Yearbook Presents – The 60s – Volume 1: 1960–1962 features 87 unforgettable tracks across 4 CDs, presented in deluxe hardback book packaging with a 28-page booklet including a look back at the early ’60s and a detailed track-by-track guide.
CD1 kicks off in style with The Everly Brothers and their 7-week chart-topper ‘Cathy’s Clown’ ahead of two more true legends, Cliff Richard and Elvis Presley. Cliff, along with The Shadows on ‘The Young Ones’ from 1962, and Elvis with his fifth #1 ‘It’s Now Or Never’ from 1960. Evergreen pop gems from Bobby Darin, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons and Chris Montez are up next along with floor-fillers 1962-style from Little Eva with ‘The Locomotion’ and Chubby Checker with ‘Let’s Twist Again’ – both reaching #2. Rock ‘n’ Roll influenced hits from Dion, Del Shannon and Susan Maughan lead into the 1961 #1 ‘Walkin’ Back To Happiness’ from Helen Shapiro and then to a run of jukebox gold from Carole King, Neil Sedaka, Billy Fury, Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs, Bruce Channel and the US #1 ‘Duke Of Earl’ from Gene Chandler. Brian Hyland’s #3 ‘Sealed With A Kiss’ comes ahead of a trio of superb ballads closing the first disc: Roy Orbison’s chart debut and #1 ‘Only The Lonely’, Bobby Vee with ‘More Than I Can Say’ and the timeless and beautiful ‘True Love Ways’ from Buddy Holly.
Disc 2 opens with a stellar run of early ‘60s soul classics; ‘Stand By Me’ by Ben E. King which finally became a UK #1 26 years after its original chart run, Dionne Warwick made her debut with the sophisticated ‘Don’t Make Me Over’ and The Drifters hit #2 with ‘Save The Last Dance For Me’, along with US chart-topper ‘Please Mr Postman’ from The Marvelettes, and The Crystals with ‘He’s A Rebel’. Pop nuggets from Shelley Fabares, Connie Francis and Brenda Lee lead to #1s from The Shadows and Frank Ifield. Easy-listening gems are up next from Bobby Vinton, Matt Monro, and the classic instrumental ‘Theme From “A Summer Place”’ from Percy Faith & His Orchestra and the #1 ‘Moon River’ (from “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”) by Danny Williams. Closing the disc are enduringly popular jazz-infused singles from Dinah Washington with ‘Mad About The Boy’ and ‘At Last’ from Etta James.
The third disc dances into life with second appearances on this collection from Chubby Checker (celebrating the craze ‘The Twist’), Dion and Bobby Vee. Eddie Cochran hit the top with ‘Three Steps To Heaven’ in June 1960, and a month later Cliff Richard & The Shadows did the same with ‘Please Don’t Tease’ whilst a month after that ‘Shakin’ All Over’ from Johnny Kidd & The Pirates also reached the summit. Next up, more rock ‘n’ roll and doo-wop #1s from The Marcels and Emile Ford & The Checkmates, plus #1 pop smashes from Ricky Valance and another from Elvis Presley. Top 5 hits from Connie Francis, Clarence “Frogman” Henry, Karl Denver, Jimmy Jones and Joe Brown & The Bruvvers lead into a run of #1s that close this disc: Adam Faith with ‘Poor Me’ from 1960, Mike Sarne with ‘Come Outside’ featuring guest vocals from ‘Are You Being Served’/’Eastenders’ actress Wendy Richard, #1 in 1962 and Lonnie Donegan & His Group with the 1960 comedic chart-topper ‘My Old Man’s A Dustman’. The Temperance Seven hit #1 in 1961 with their salute to 1920s jazz ‘You’re Driving Me Crazy’ and to close, the instantly recognisable ‘The Stripper’ by David Rose – which topped the US chart in 1962.
The final disc opens with four massive instrumental hits: The Tornados became the first British group to top the US charts when ‘Telstar’ repeated its UK success, and The Shadows’ debut hit (away from Cliff) ‘Apache’ hit the top spot in 1960. Dave Brubeck’s ‘Take Five’ remains one of the most influential and biggest selling jazz tracks ever, and the smooth ‘Stranger On The Shore’ by Acker Bilk was 1962’s biggest selling single in the UK – and a US #1. Shirley Bassey enjoyed a #1 with ‘Reach For The Stars’, and at 14 years old Helen Shapiro became the UK’s youngest ever chart-topper with ‘You Don’t Know’ in 1961. Stylish pop from Connie Stevens and Linda Scott feature along with another appearance from Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, Bobby Darin and Brian Hyland. Ear-worm smashes ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)’ and ‘Venus In Blue Jeans’ come ahead of 1960 #1 ‘Why’ from Anthony Newley, and 1961 chart champs Eden Kane and Frankie Vaughan. Petula Clark’s first #1 ‘Sailor’ leads into a pair of truly timeless collection closers: Patsy Cline hit the US Top 10 in 1961 with ‘Crazy’, a song that would become an enduringly popular ‘standard’ over the decades – and to finish, a stunning ballad ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love’ from Elvis Presley. Making his third appearance here with his tenth UK #1, one of an incredible 9 of them that hit the top during the three-year span of this collection.
NOW Yearbook Presents - The 60s - Volume 1: 1960-1962 – a celebration of the diversity and wonderful creativity of these magical years in pop.
Tracklist:
Disc 1:
1. The Everly Brothers – Cathy’s Clown
2. Cliff Richard & The Shadows – The Young Ones
3. Elvis Presley - It's Now Or Never
4. Bobby Darin – Beyond The Sea
5. Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Sherry
6. Chris Montez - Let’s Dance
7. Chubby Checker - Let's Twist Again
8. Little Eva – The Locomotion
9. Dion - The Wanderer
10. Del Shannon - Runaway
11. Susan Maughan - Bobby's Girl
12. Helen Shapiro – Walkin’ Back To Happiness
13. Carole King – It Might As Well Rain Until September
14. Neil Sedaka - Oh! Carol
15. Billy Fury - Halfway To Paradise
16. Gene Chandler - Duke Of Earl
17. Maurice Williams And The Zodiacs - Stay
18. Bruce Channel - Hey! Baby
19. Brian Hyland - Sealed With A Kiss
20. Roy Orbison - Only The Lonely (Know The Way I Feel)
21. Bobby Vee - More Than I Can Say
22. Buddy Holly - True Love Ways
Disc 2:
1. Ben E. King – Stand By Me
2. Dionne Warwick – Don’t Make Me Over
3. The Drifters – Save The Last Dance For Me
4. The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman
5. The Crystals - He's A Rebel
6. Shelley Fabares – Johnny Angel
7. Connie Francis - Where The Boys Are
8. Brenda Lee - I'm Sorry
9. Jim Reeves - He'll Have To Go
10. Patsy Cline & The Jordanaires - I Fall To Pieces
11. The Shadows – Wonderful Land
12. Frank Ifield – I Remember You
13. Bobby Vinton - Roses Are Red (My Love)
14. Matt Monro – Softly As I Leave You
15. Percy Faith & His Orchestra - Theme From "A Summer Place"
16. Johnny Mathis - Misty
17. Danny Williams – Moon River (From “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”)
18. Shirley Bassey – As Long As He Needs Me
19. Timi Yuro - Hurt
20. Dinah Washington - Mad About The Boy
21. Etta James - At Last
Disc 3:
1. Chubby Checker - The Twist
2. Dion - Runaround Sue
3. Bobby Vee - Take Good Care Of My Baby
4. Eddie Cochran - Three Steps To Heaven
5. Cliff Richard & The Shadows – Please Don’t Tease
6. Johnny Kidd & The Pirates – Shakin’ All Over
7. The Marcels – Blue Moon
8. Emile Ford & The Checkmates - What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For
9. Neil Sedaka - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
10. Ricky Valance – Tell Laura I Love Her
11. Elvis Presley - Wooden Heart
12. Pat Boone - Speedy Gonzales
13. Connie Francis - Everybody's Somebody's Fool
14. Clarence "Frogman" Henry - (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
15. Karl Denver - Wimoweh (Mbube)
16. Jimmy Jones - Handy Man
17. Joe Brown & The Bruvvers - A Picture Of You
18. Adam Faith – Poor Me
19. Mike Sarne – Come Outside
20. Lonnie Donegan & His Group - My Old Man's A Dustman
21. The Temperance Seven – You’re Driving Me Crazy
22. David Rose - The Stripper
Disc 4:
1. The Tornados - Telstar
2. The Shadows – Apache
3. Dave Brubeck - Take Five
4. Acker Bilk - Stranger On The Shore
5. Shirley Bassey – Reach For The Stars
6. Connie Stevens – Sixteen Reasons
7. Helen Shapiro – You Don’t Know
8. Linda Scott - I've Told Every Little Star
9. Roy Orbison - Crying
10. The Everly Brothers – Walk Right Back
11. Bobby Darin – Things
12. The Tokens - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)
13. Brian Hyland - Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
14. Mark Wynter - Venus In Blue Jeans
15. Anthony Newley - Why
16. Eden Kane - Well I Ask You
17. Frankie Vaughan - Tower Of Strength
18. The Allisons - Are You Sure?
19. Michael Holliday – Starry Eyed
20. Petula Clark - Sailor
21. Patsy Cline - Crazy
22. Elvis Presley - Can't Help Falling In Love
4CD
Description:
Step back to the dawn of the 1960s – an era of rock ’n’ roll, classic pop, timeless ballads and the birth of soul. NOW Yearbook Presents – The 60s – Volume 1: 1960–1962 features 87 unforgettable tracks across 4 CDs.
CD1 kicks off in style with The Everly Brothers and their 7-week chart-topper ‘Cathy’s Clown’ ahead of two more true legends, Cliff Richard and Elvis Presley. Cliff, along with The Shadows on ‘The Young Ones’ from 1962, and Elvis with his fifth #1 ‘It’s Now Or Never’ from 1960. Evergreen pop gems from Bobby Darin, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons and Chris Montez are up next along with floor-fillers 1962-style from Little Eva with ‘The Locomotion’ and Chubby Checker with ‘Let’s Twist Again’ – both reaching #2. Rock ‘n’ Roll influenced hits from Dion, Del Shannon and Susan Maughan lead into the 1961 #1 ‘Walkin’ Back To Happiness’ from Helen Shapiro and then to a run of jukebox gold from Carole King, Neil Sedaka, Billy Fury, Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs, Bruce Channel and the US #1 ‘Duke Of Earl’ from Gene Chandler. Brian Hyland’s #3 ‘Sealed With A Kiss’ comes ahead of a trio of superb ballads closing the first disc: Roy Orbison’s chart debut and #1 ‘Only The Lonely’, Bobby Vee with ‘More Than I Can Say’ and the timeless and beautiful ‘True Love Ways’ from Buddy Holly.
Disc 2 opens with a stellar run of early ‘60s soul classics; ‘Stand By Me’ by Ben E. King which finally became a UK #1 26 years after its original chart run, Dionne Warwick made her debut with the sophisticated ‘Don’t Make Me Over’ and The Drifters hit #2 with ‘Save The Last Dance For Me’, along with US chart-topper ‘Please Mr Postman’ from The Marvelettes, and The Crystals with ‘He’s A Rebel’. Pop nuggets from Shelley Fabares, Connie Francis and Brenda Lee lead to #1s from The Shadows and Frank Ifield. Easy-listening gems are up next from Bobby Vinton, Matt Monro, and the classic instrumental ‘Theme From “A Summer Place”’ from Percy Faith & His Orchestra and the #1 ‘Moon River’ (from “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”) by Danny Williams. Closing the disc are enduringly popular jazz-infused singles from Dinah Washington with ‘Mad About The Boy’ and ‘At Last’ from Etta James.
The third disc dances into life with second appearances on this collection from Chubby Checker (celebrating the craze ‘The Twist’), Dion and Bobby Vee. Eddie Cochran hit the top with ‘Three Steps To Heaven’ in June 1960, and a month later Cliff Richard & The Shadows did the same with ‘Please Don’t Tease’ whilst a month after that ‘Shakin’ All Over’ from Johnny Kidd & The Pirates also reached the summit. Next up, more rock ‘n’ roll and doo-wop #1s from The Marcels and Emile Ford & The Checkmates, plus #1 pop smashes from Ricky Valance and another from Elvis Presley. Top 5 hits from Connie Francis, Clarence “Frogman” Henry, Karl Denver, Jimmy Jones and Joe Brown & The Bruvvers lead into a run of #1s that close this disc: Adam Faith with ‘Poor Me’ from 1960, Mike Sarne with ‘Come Outside’ featuring guest vocals from ‘Are You Being Served’/’Eastenders’ actress Wendy Richard, #1 in 1962 and Lonnie Donegan & His Group with the 1960 comedic chart-topper ‘My Old Man’s A Dustman’. The Temperance Seven hit #1 in 1961 with their salute to 1920s jazz ‘You’re Driving Me Crazy’ and to close, the instantly recognisable ‘The Stripper’ by David Rose – which topped the US chart in 1962.
The final disc opens with four massive instrumental hits: The Tornados became the first British group to top the US charts when ‘Telstar’ repeated its UK success, and The Shadows’ debut hit (away from Cliff) ‘Apache’ hit the top spot in 1960. Dave Brubeck’s ‘Take Five’ remains one of the most influential and biggest selling jazz tracks ever, and the smooth ‘Stranger On The Shore’ by Acker Bilk was 1962’s biggest selling single in the UK – and a US #1. Shirley Bassey enjoyed a #1 with ‘Reach For The Stars’, and at 14 years old Helen Shapiro became the UK’s youngest ever chart-topper with ‘You Don’t Know’ in 1961. Stylish pop from Connie Stevens and Linda Scott feature along with another appearance from Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, Bobby Darin and Brian Hyland. Ear-worm smashes ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)’ and ‘Venus In Blue Jeans’ come ahead of 1960 #1 ‘Why’ from Anthony Newley, and 1961 chart champs Eden Kane and Frankie Vaughan. Petula Clark’s first #1 ‘Sailor’ leads into a pair of truly timeless collection closers: Patsy Cline hit the US Top 10 in 1961 with ‘Crazy’, a song that would become an enduringly popular ‘standard’ over the decades – and to finish, a stunning ballad ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love’ from Elvis Presley. Making his third appearance here with his tenth UK #1, one of an incredible 9 of them that hit the top during the three-year span of this collection.
NOW Yearbook Presents - The 60s - Volume 1: 1960-1962 – a celebration of the diversity and wonderful creativity of the magical years of the early 60s.
Tracklist:
Disc 1
1. The Everly Brothers – Cathy’s Clown
2. Cliff Richard & The Shadows – The Young Ones
3. Elvis Presley - It's Now Or Never
4. Bobby Darin – Beyond The Sea
5. Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Sherry
6. Chris Montez - Let’s Dance
7. Chubby Checker - Let's Twist Again
8. Little Eva – The Locomotion
9. Dion - The Wanderer
10. Del Shannon - Runaway
11. Susan Maughan - Bobby's Girl
12. Helen Shapiro – Walkin’ Back To Happiness
13. Carole King – It Might As Well Rain Until September
14. Neil Sedaka - Oh! Carol
15. Billy Fury - Halfway To Paradise
16. Gene Chandler - Duke Of Earl
17. Maurice Williams And The Zodiacs - Stay
18. Bruce Channel - Hey! Baby
19. Brian Hyland - Sealed With A Kiss
20. Roy Orbison - Only The Lonely (Know The Way I Feel)
21. Bobby Vee - More Than I Can Say
22. Buddy Holly - True Love Ways
Disc 2
1. Ben E. King – Stand By Me
2. Dionne Warwick – Don’t Make Me Over
3. The Drifters – Save The Last Dance For Me
4. The Marvelettes - Please Mr. Postman
5. The Crystals - He's A Rebel
6. Shelley Fabares – Johnny Angel
7. Connie Francis - Where The Boys Are
8. Brenda Lee - I'm Sorry
9. Jim Reeves - He'll Have To Go
10. Patsy Cline & The Jordanaires - I Fall To Pieces
11. The Shadows – Wonderful Land
12. Frank Ifield – I Remember You
13. Bobby Vinton - Roses Are Red (My Love)
14. Matt Monro – Softly As I Leave You
15. Percy Faith & His Orchestra - Theme From "A Summer Place"
16. Johnny Mathis - Misty
17. Danny Williams – Moon River (From “Breakfast At Tiffany’s”)
18. Shirley Bassey – As Long As He Needs Me
19. Timi Yuro - Hurt
20. Dinah Washington - Mad About The Boy
21. Etta James - At Last
Disc 3
1. Chubby Checker - The Twist
2. Dion - Runaround Sue
3. Bobby Vee - Take Good Care Of My Baby
4. Eddie Cochran - Three Steps To Heaven
5. Cliff Richard & The Shadows – Please Don’t Tease
6. Johnny Kidd & The Pirates – Shakin’ All Over
7. The Marcels – Blue Moon
8. Emile Ford & The Checkmates - What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For
9. Neil Sedaka - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
10. Ricky Valance – Tell Laura I Love Her
11. Elvis Presley - Wooden Heart
12. Pat Boone - Speedy Gonzales
13. Connie Francis - Everybody's Somebody's Fool
14. Clarence "Frogman" Henry - (I Don't Know Why) But I Do
15. Karl Denver - Wimoweh (Mbube)
16. Jimmy Jones - Handy Man
17. Joe Brown & The Bruvvers - A Picture Of You
18. Adam Faith – Poor Me
19. Mike Sarne – Come Outside
20. Lonnie Donegan & His Group - My Old Man's A Dustman
21. The Temperance Seven – You’re Driving Me Crazy
22. David Rose - The Stripper
Disc 4
1. The Tornados - Telstar
2. The Shadows – Apache
3. Dave Brubeck - Take Five
4. Acker Bilk - Stranger On The Shore
5. Shirley Bassey – Reach For The Stars
6. Connie Stevens – Sixteen Reasons
7. Helen Shapiro – You Don’t Know
8. Linda Scott - I've Told Every Little Star
9. Roy Orbison - Crying
10. The Everly Brothers – Walk Right Back
11. Bobby Darin – Things
12. The Tokens - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)
13. Brian Hyland - Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
14. Mark Wynter - Venus In Blue Jeans
15. Anthony Newley - Why
16. Eden Kane - Well I Ask You
17. Frankie Vaughan - Tower Of Strength
18. The Allisons - Are You Sure?
19. Michael Holliday – Starry Eyed
20. Petula Clark - Sailor
21. Patsy Cline - Crazy
22. Elvis Presley - Can't Help Falling In Love
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