
1
Maybe Tomorrow
2
Gonna Type a Letter
3
Margo
4
Don't Knock Upon My Door
5
Angel Face
6
Time Has Come
7
My Christmas Prayer
8
Last Kiss
9
Colette
10
Baby How I Cried
11
That's Love
12
You Don't Know
13
Wondrous Place
14
Alright Goodbye
15
Coming Up in the World
16
Stick Around
17
A Thousand Stars
18
Push Push
19
Don't Worry
20
Talkin' in My Sleep
21
Halfway to Paradise
22
Cross My Heart
23
Jealousy
24
Open Your Arms
25
I'd Never Find Another You
26
Sleepless Nights
27
Letter Full of Tears
28
Magic Eyes
29
Last Night Was Made for Love
30
A King for Tonight
31
Once Upon a Dream
32
If I Lose You
33
Because of Love
34
Running Around
35
Like I've Never Been Gone
36
What Do You Think You're Doing of
37
When Will You Say I Love You
38
All I Wanna Do Is Cry
39
In Summer
40
I'll Never Fall in Love Again
41
Somebody Else's Girl
42
Go Ahead and Ask Her
43
Do You Really Love Me Too?
44
What Am I Gonna Do?
45
I Will
46
Nothin' Shakin' But the Leaves on the Trees
47
It's Only Make Believe
48
Baby What You Want Me to Do
49
Hippy Hippy Shake
50
Glad All Over
51
I'm Lost Without You
52
You Better Believe It Baby
53
In Thoughts of You
54
Away from You
55
Run to My Lovin' Arms
56
Where Do You Run?
57
I'll Never Quite Get Over You
58
I Belong to the Wind
59
Don't Let a Little Pride (Stand in Your Way)
60
Didn't See the Real Thing Come Along
61
Give Me Your Word
62
She's So Far Out She's in
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Label: BGO - BEAT GOES ON
Decca A's & B's / 1959-66
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
? This 62 track collection features in chronological order all the 45s that Billy Fury released from 1959 to his last Decca release in 1966. Originally from Liverpool, a young Ronald Wycherley grabbed his chance on a Larry Parnes show (who soon rechristened him). Fury was unique amongst British rockers of the time in that, unlike Cliff Richard, he wrote a lot of his own material. Always a fantastic and popular live performer, Fury's chart career took off when he covered Tony Orlando's 'Halfway To Paradise'; he then went on a run of several UK Top 5 hits. It was only the emergence of fellow Liverpudlians The Beatles that gradually brought his big hits to an end. Always plagued with poor health, Fury died in 1983 aged just 43. Digitally remastered, slipcased and with new notes
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