Georgie Fame - The Whole World's Shaking (2015) [5CD Box Set]
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BAND/ARTIST: Georgie Fame
- Title: The Whole World's Shaking
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: UMC
- Genre: Jazz, Soul, Pop, Oldies
- Quality: 320 / FLAC
- Total Time: 5:21:07
- Total Size: 737 MB / 1.31 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Disc 1 - "Rhythm And Blues At The Flamingo" (78:51 minutes, 23 tracks):
1. Night Train
2. Let The Good Times Roll
3. Do The Dog
4. Eso Beso
5. Work Song
6. Parchman Farm [Side 2]
7. You Can't Sit Down
8. Humpty Dumpty
9. Shop Around
10. Baby, Please Don't Go
Tracks 1 to 10 are his debut album "Rhythm And Blues At The Flamingo" – released January 1964 in the UK on Columbia 33SX 1599 in Mono only. It failed to chart and produced one British 7" single in January 1964 - "Do The Dog" b/w "Shop Around" on Columbia DB 7193 (tracks 3 and 9) which also failed to chart. The album was recorded 'live' in September 1963 and Produced by Ian Samwell with Glyn Johns as the Engineer. MONO Mix on CD.
BONUS TRACKS:
11. Parker's Mood
12. Money (That's What I Want)
Tracks 11 and 12 are outtakes from the Mono LP sessions that first turned up in 2006 on the Japanese CD Reissue of the album on Polydor UIJY-93169
13. Molasses
Track 13 is a Previously Unreleased Stereo outtake from the LP sessions
14. Night Train
15. Bright Lights, Big City
16. Walking The Dog
17. Do-Re-Mi
18. Let The Sunshine In
19. You're Breaking My Heart
Tracks 14 to 19 were recorded by the BBC at the Camden Theatre in London in March 1964 in Stereo and first broadcast 5 September 1964 – they are previously unreleased on CD
20. Sister Sadie
21. Pig Foots
22. Funky Mama
23. Signifying Monkey
Tracks 20 to 23 were recorded live at The Blue Moon in Hayes, Middlesex in December 1964 (Mono Bootleg) and are Previously Unreleased.
Disc 2 – "Fame At Last" (59:43 minutes, 21 tracks):
1. Get On The Right Track, Baby
2. Let The Sunshine In
3. The Monkey Time
4. All About My Girl
5. Point Of No Return
6. Gimme That Wine
7. Pink Champagne [Side 2]
8. Monkeying Around
9. Pride And Joy
10. Green Onions
11. I Love The Life I Live
12. I'm In The Mood For Love (Moody's Mood For Love)
Tracks 1 to 12 are his 2nd album "Fame At Last" – released October 1964 in the UK on Columbia 33SX 1638 in Mono Only (peaked at 15 on the UK charts). Reissued in November 1969 on Starline SRS 5002 in Stereo – the Stereo Mix is used for this CD as is the word STEREO on the card repro sleeve.
BONUS TRACKS:
13. Do-Re-Mi
Track 13 is a non-album Mono B-side to "Green Onions" – a UK 7” single released April 1964 on Columbia DB 7255
14. I'm In Love With You
15. Bend A Little
Tracks 14 and 15 are the Mono A and B-sides to a July 1964 Promo-Only UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7328
16. Madness
17. Tom Hark Goes Blue Beat
18. Humpty Dumpty
19. One Whole Year, Baby
Tracks 16 to 19 are the 4-track "Rhythm And Blue Beat" UK 7" EP released May 1964 on Columbia SEG 8334 in Stereo
20. Yeh, Yeh
21. Preach And Teach
Tracks 20 and 21 are the Stereo A and B-sides of a December 1964 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7428. It was also issued in the USA in January 1965 on Imperial 66086 - a No. 1 in the UK - it peaked at No. 21 in the USA.
The 12-track "Fame At Last" LP became his first US album release in December 1964 on Imperial LP 12282 in Stereo but was credited as "Yeh Yeh" (after the hit single) and featured a rejiggered track list with omissions and additions. Using the following track numbers on Disc 2 - this box set will allow fans to sequence that album as follows...
Side 1:
1. Let The Sunshine In (2)
2. Yeh Yeh (20)
3. Get On The Right Track, Baby (1)
4. The Monkey Time (3)
5. Preach And Teach (21)
6. Gimme That Wine (6)
Side 2:
1. I'm In The Mood For Love (12)
2. Pride And Joy (9)
3. I Love The Life I Live (11)
4. Point Of No Return (5)
5. Monkeying Around (8)
6. Pink Champagne (7)
Disc 3 – "Sweet Things" (61:39 minutes, 21 Tracks):
1. Sweet Thing
2. See Saw
3. Ride Your Pony
4. Funny How Time Slips Away
5. Sitting In The Park
6. Dr. Kitch
7. My Girl [Side 2]
8. Music Talk
9. The In Crowd
10. The World Is Round
11. The Whole World's Shaking
12. Last Night
Tracks 1 to 12 are the Mono album "Sweet Things" – released May 1966 in the UK on Columbia SX 6043 (peaked at No. 6 on the LP charts). MONO Mix on CD.
BONUS TRACKS:
13. In The Meantime
14. Telegram
Tracks 13 and 14 are the non-album Mono A and B-sides to a February 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7494 – peaked at 22
15. No, No (The River)
16. Blue Monday
17. So Long
18. Sick And Tired
Tracks 15 to 18 are the 4-track "Fats For Fame" UK 7" EP released May 1965 on Columbia SEG 8406 in Stereo
19. Like We Used To Be
20. It Ain’t Right
Tracks 19 and 20 are the non-album A&B-sides of a July 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7633 (the A is Mono, the B is Stereo) – peaked at No. 33 on the charts
21. Something
Track 21 is the non-album Mono A-side of an October 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7727 (its non-album B-side "Outrage" is Track 13 on Disc 4) – peaked at No. 23 on the charts
His 2nd American LP "Get Away" was issued 1966 in Mono only on Imperial LP 9331 and can be sequenced from Discs 3 and 4 using the following tracks...
Side 1:
1. Get Away (track 18, disc 4)
2. Sweet Thing (track 1, disc 3)
3. Ride Your Pony (track 3, disc 3)
4. Funny How Time Slips Away (track 4, disc 3)
5. Sitting In The Park (track 5, disc 3)
6. See Saw (track 2, disc 3)
Side 2:
1. Music Talk (track 8, disc 3)
2. Last Night (track 12, disc 3)
3. It's Got The Whole World Shakin' (track 11, disc 3)
4. El Bandido (track 19, disc 4)
5. The World Is Round (track 10, disc 3)
6. The "In" Crowd (track 9, disc 3)
Disc 4 – "Sound Venture" (59:41 minutes, 21 tracks):
1. Many Happy Returns
2. Down For The Count
3. It's For Love The Petals Fall
4. I Am Missing You
5. Funny How Time Slips Away
6. Lil' Pony
7. Lovey Dovey [Side 2]
8. Lil' Darlin'
9. Three Blind Mice
10. Dawn Yawn
11. Feed Me
12. Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
Tracks 1 to 12 are the Mono album "Sound Venture" – released October 1966 in the UK on Columbia SX 6076 (peaked at No. 9 on the LP charts).
BONUS TRACKS:
13. Outrage
Track 13 is the non-album Mono B-side of an October 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7727 (its non-album A-side "Something" is Track 21 on Disc 3)
14. Move It On Over
15. Walking The Dog
16. High Heel Sneakers
17. Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu
Tracks 14 to 17 are the 4-track "Move It On Over" UK 7" EP released November 1965 on Columbia SEG 8454 in Stereo
18. Get Away
19. El Bandido
Tracks 18 and 19 are the non-album Mono A&B-sides of a June 1966 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7946 (peaked at No. 1 on the charts)
20. Sunny
21. Don't Make Promises
Tracks 20 and 21 are the non-album Mono A&B-sides of a September 1966 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 8015 (peaked at No. 13 on the charts)
Disc 5 – "Bend A Little: Demos, Rarities, B-Sides & Outtakes" (62:01 minutes, 20 tracks):
1. Money (That’s What I Want (IBC Version)
2. Let The Sunshine in (IBC Version)
3. Lonely Avenue (IBC Version)
4. You're Driving Me Crazy (IBC Version)
5. Kidney Stew (IBC Version)
Tracks 1 to 5 are Mono Demos recorded in 1963 at the IBC Studios by Glyn Johns – Previously Unreleased
6. Moanin' – Mono, Previously Unreleased
7. Gimme That Wine (Alternate Version) – Mono, Previously Unreleased
8. Bend A Little – Stereo Instrumental, Previously Unreleased
9. Saturday Night Fish Fry – Stereo cover of a Louis Jordan song, Previously Unreleased
10. Lil Darlin' (Alternate Version) – Stereo, Previously Unreleased
11. You’re Driving Me Crazy (Alternate Version) – Lou Donaldson cover, Previously Unreleased
12. Soul Stomp – Earl Van Dyke cover in Stereo
13. This Is Always – Stereo
14. Jelly Jelly – Billy Eckstein cover in Mono
15. Black Head Chinaman – Prince Buster cover in Stereo
16. Incense – Instrumental Backing Track in Mono – Previously Unreleased
17. Tan Tan's Tune – an Eddie Thornton cover in Stereo
18. Red Number Nine – A Tony Colton song in Stereo
19. Humpty Dumpty (German Version)
20. Yeah, Yeh, Yeh (German Version)
Disc 1 - "Rhythm And Blues At The Flamingo" (78:51 minutes, 23 tracks):
1. Night Train
2. Let The Good Times Roll
3. Do The Dog
4. Eso Beso
5. Work Song
6. Parchman Farm [Side 2]
7. You Can't Sit Down
8. Humpty Dumpty
9. Shop Around
10. Baby, Please Don't Go
Tracks 1 to 10 are his debut album "Rhythm And Blues At The Flamingo" – released January 1964 in the UK on Columbia 33SX 1599 in Mono only. It failed to chart and produced one British 7" single in January 1964 - "Do The Dog" b/w "Shop Around" on Columbia DB 7193 (tracks 3 and 9) which also failed to chart. The album was recorded 'live' in September 1963 and Produced by Ian Samwell with Glyn Johns as the Engineer. MONO Mix on CD.
BONUS TRACKS:
11. Parker's Mood
12. Money (That's What I Want)
Tracks 11 and 12 are outtakes from the Mono LP sessions that first turned up in 2006 on the Japanese CD Reissue of the album on Polydor UIJY-93169
13. Molasses
Track 13 is a Previously Unreleased Stereo outtake from the LP sessions
14. Night Train
15. Bright Lights, Big City
16. Walking The Dog
17. Do-Re-Mi
18. Let The Sunshine In
19. You're Breaking My Heart
Tracks 14 to 19 were recorded by the BBC at the Camden Theatre in London in March 1964 in Stereo and first broadcast 5 September 1964 – they are previously unreleased on CD
20. Sister Sadie
21. Pig Foots
22. Funky Mama
23. Signifying Monkey
Tracks 20 to 23 were recorded live at The Blue Moon in Hayes, Middlesex in December 1964 (Mono Bootleg) and are Previously Unreleased.
Disc 2 – "Fame At Last" (59:43 minutes, 21 tracks):
1. Get On The Right Track, Baby
2. Let The Sunshine In
3. The Monkey Time
4. All About My Girl
5. Point Of No Return
6. Gimme That Wine
7. Pink Champagne [Side 2]
8. Monkeying Around
9. Pride And Joy
10. Green Onions
11. I Love The Life I Live
12. I'm In The Mood For Love (Moody's Mood For Love)
Tracks 1 to 12 are his 2nd album "Fame At Last" – released October 1964 in the UK on Columbia 33SX 1638 in Mono Only (peaked at 15 on the UK charts). Reissued in November 1969 on Starline SRS 5002 in Stereo – the Stereo Mix is used for this CD as is the word STEREO on the card repro sleeve.
BONUS TRACKS:
13. Do-Re-Mi
Track 13 is a non-album Mono B-side to "Green Onions" – a UK 7” single released April 1964 on Columbia DB 7255
14. I'm In Love With You
15. Bend A Little
Tracks 14 and 15 are the Mono A and B-sides to a July 1964 Promo-Only UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7328
16. Madness
17. Tom Hark Goes Blue Beat
18. Humpty Dumpty
19. One Whole Year, Baby
Tracks 16 to 19 are the 4-track "Rhythm And Blue Beat" UK 7" EP released May 1964 on Columbia SEG 8334 in Stereo
20. Yeh, Yeh
21. Preach And Teach
Tracks 20 and 21 are the Stereo A and B-sides of a December 1964 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7428. It was also issued in the USA in January 1965 on Imperial 66086 - a No. 1 in the UK - it peaked at No. 21 in the USA.
The 12-track "Fame At Last" LP became his first US album release in December 1964 on Imperial LP 12282 in Stereo but was credited as "Yeh Yeh" (after the hit single) and featured a rejiggered track list with omissions and additions. Using the following track numbers on Disc 2 - this box set will allow fans to sequence that album as follows...
Side 1:
1. Let The Sunshine In (2)
2. Yeh Yeh (20)
3. Get On The Right Track, Baby (1)
4. The Monkey Time (3)
5. Preach And Teach (21)
6. Gimme That Wine (6)
Side 2:
1. I'm In The Mood For Love (12)
2. Pride And Joy (9)
3. I Love The Life I Live (11)
4. Point Of No Return (5)
5. Monkeying Around (8)
6. Pink Champagne (7)
Disc 3 – "Sweet Things" (61:39 minutes, 21 Tracks):
1. Sweet Thing
2. See Saw
3. Ride Your Pony
4. Funny How Time Slips Away
5. Sitting In The Park
6. Dr. Kitch
7. My Girl [Side 2]
8. Music Talk
9. The In Crowd
10. The World Is Round
11. The Whole World's Shaking
12. Last Night
Tracks 1 to 12 are the Mono album "Sweet Things" – released May 1966 in the UK on Columbia SX 6043 (peaked at No. 6 on the LP charts). MONO Mix on CD.
BONUS TRACKS:
13. In The Meantime
14. Telegram
Tracks 13 and 14 are the non-album Mono A and B-sides to a February 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7494 – peaked at 22
15. No, No (The River)
16. Blue Monday
17. So Long
18. Sick And Tired
Tracks 15 to 18 are the 4-track "Fats For Fame" UK 7" EP released May 1965 on Columbia SEG 8406 in Stereo
19. Like We Used To Be
20. It Ain’t Right
Tracks 19 and 20 are the non-album A&B-sides of a July 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7633 (the A is Mono, the B is Stereo) – peaked at No. 33 on the charts
21. Something
Track 21 is the non-album Mono A-side of an October 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7727 (its non-album B-side "Outrage" is Track 13 on Disc 4) – peaked at No. 23 on the charts
His 2nd American LP "Get Away" was issued 1966 in Mono only on Imperial LP 9331 and can be sequenced from Discs 3 and 4 using the following tracks...
Side 1:
1. Get Away (track 18, disc 4)
2. Sweet Thing (track 1, disc 3)
3. Ride Your Pony (track 3, disc 3)
4. Funny How Time Slips Away (track 4, disc 3)
5. Sitting In The Park (track 5, disc 3)
6. See Saw (track 2, disc 3)
Side 2:
1. Music Talk (track 8, disc 3)
2. Last Night (track 12, disc 3)
3. It's Got The Whole World Shakin' (track 11, disc 3)
4. El Bandido (track 19, disc 4)
5. The World Is Round (track 10, disc 3)
6. The "In" Crowd (track 9, disc 3)
Disc 4 – "Sound Venture" (59:41 minutes, 21 tracks):
1. Many Happy Returns
2. Down For The Count
3. It's For Love The Petals Fall
4. I Am Missing You
5. Funny How Time Slips Away
6. Lil' Pony
7. Lovey Dovey [Side 2]
8. Lil' Darlin'
9. Three Blind Mice
10. Dawn Yawn
11. Feed Me
12. Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
Tracks 1 to 12 are the Mono album "Sound Venture" – released October 1966 in the UK on Columbia SX 6076 (peaked at No. 9 on the LP charts).
BONUS TRACKS:
13. Outrage
Track 13 is the non-album Mono B-side of an October 1965 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7727 (its non-album A-side "Something" is Track 21 on Disc 3)
14. Move It On Over
15. Walking The Dog
16. High Heel Sneakers
17. Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu
Tracks 14 to 17 are the 4-track "Move It On Over" UK 7" EP released November 1965 on Columbia SEG 8454 in Stereo
18. Get Away
19. El Bandido
Tracks 18 and 19 are the non-album Mono A&B-sides of a June 1966 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 7946 (peaked at No. 1 on the charts)
20. Sunny
21. Don't Make Promises
Tracks 20 and 21 are the non-album Mono A&B-sides of a September 1966 UK 7" single on Columbia DB 8015 (peaked at No. 13 on the charts)
Disc 5 – "Bend A Little: Demos, Rarities, B-Sides & Outtakes" (62:01 minutes, 20 tracks):
1. Money (That’s What I Want (IBC Version)
2. Let The Sunshine in (IBC Version)
3. Lonely Avenue (IBC Version)
4. You're Driving Me Crazy (IBC Version)
5. Kidney Stew (IBC Version)
Tracks 1 to 5 are Mono Demos recorded in 1963 at the IBC Studios by Glyn Johns – Previously Unreleased
6. Moanin' – Mono, Previously Unreleased
7. Gimme That Wine (Alternate Version) – Mono, Previously Unreleased
8. Bend A Little – Stereo Instrumental, Previously Unreleased
9. Saturday Night Fish Fry – Stereo cover of a Louis Jordan song, Previously Unreleased
10. Lil Darlin' (Alternate Version) – Stereo, Previously Unreleased
11. You’re Driving Me Crazy (Alternate Version) – Lou Donaldson cover, Previously Unreleased
12. Soul Stomp – Earl Van Dyke cover in Stereo
13. This Is Always – Stereo
14. Jelly Jelly – Billy Eckstein cover in Mono
15. Black Head Chinaman – Prince Buster cover in Stereo
16. Incense – Instrumental Backing Track in Mono – Previously Unreleased
17. Tan Tan's Tune – an Eddie Thornton cover in Stereo
18. Red Number Nine – A Tony Colton song in Stereo
19. Humpty Dumpty (German Version)
20. Yeah, Yeh, Yeh (German Version)
Georgie Fame is a seminal figure in British popular music who helped to introduce the sounds of rhythm and blues, jazz, soul, ska and other ‘black’ music styles to a UK audience in the 1960s.Remastered at Abbey Road under the supervision of Georgie’s son and touring guitarist, Tristan Powell, this new 5 disc box-set will feature Georgie’s first 4 seminal Columbia LPs plus 60 bonus tracks: singles, b-sides, rarities, BBC sessions, bootlegs and 18 previously unreleased cuts, plus a 48-page booklet, five post cards and a 187mm x 137mm poster of a rare photo of Georgie and Mick Jagger backstage in 1964.
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