The cities in the UK had their own club scene which was very different from the charts, with both live performers and specialist DJs.
Clubs in the early 60’s, particularly in London, weren’t about playing the latest chart hits, they were more into Rhythm & Blues, soul, modern jazz or bluebeat (later known as Ska).
At its best, the Club scene provided a meeting place for the fashionable young - a place to dance, listen to their favourite sounds and new music from the USA and Jamaica.
A fuller version of this will appear within the 60s articles, which are under preparation.
01 The Go-Go Train - Mike Stevens & The Shevelles 1967
02 Baby What You Want Me To Do - Steve Aldo 1964
03 (Just a) Little Misunderstood - Rod Stewart 1966
04 Take a Heart - The Sorrows 1965
05 I Stand Accused - Tony Colton 1965
06 Come Home Baby - P.P. Arnold & Rod Stewart 1966
07 End Of The Season - The Ugly’s 1966
08 Stroll On - The Yardbirds 1967
09 I Wanna Talk About My Baby - The Riot Squad 1965
10 I Can’t Believe What You Say - Val McKenna 1965
11 Hey, Hey Lover Boy – The Sheffields 1964
12 Walking The Dog – Zoot Money's Big Roll Band 1964
13 East Side Story – St Louis Union 1966
14 (Just Like) Romeo & Juliet – Peter's Faces 1964
15 I Go To Sleep – The Truth 1966
16 (We Ain't Got) Nothing Yet – The Spectres 1967
17 Five O'Clock World – The Vogues 1965
18 Every Minute Of Every Day – Mal & The Primitives 1965
19 A Man With Money – A Wild Uncertainty 1965
20 I'll Cry Instead – Joe Cocker 1964
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