
1
Introduction ; Interview
2
Saturday Night Fish Fry
3
Interview On Arrangements
4
Yeh Yeh (1)
5
Preach And Teach
6
Interview On Being #1
7
Yeh Yeh (2)
8
Tell All The World About You
9
Let The Sunshine In
10
Interview On Success In Usa
11
In The Meantime (1)
12
Point Of No Return (1)
13
Telegram
14
Yeh Yeh (3)
15
Interview On Johnny Burch
16
In The Meantime (2)
17
Get On The Right Track, Baby
18
Interview On The Follow Up
19
Like We Used To Be (1)
20
Rockin` Pneumonia Boogie Woogie Flu
21
No No
22
Move It On Over
23
Interview On Dancing
24
Like We Used To Be (2)
25
Monkeying Around
26
Point Of No Return (2)
27
Interview On John Mayall
28
Something
29
Ride Your Pony
30
The World Is Round
31
Interview On Jazz
32
My Girl
33
Boot-Leg
34
Interview On Sweet Thing
35
Sweet Thing (1)
36
Funny How Time Slips Away
37
See-Saw
38
Uptight
39
Interview With Lulu
40
Call Me
41
You'll Never Leave Him
42
Interview On Get Away
43
Get Away (1)
44
Last Night
45
Close The Door
46
Interview On Going To Usa
47
Get Away (2)
48
Sweet Thing (2)
49
Sunny (1)
50
Interview On Sound Venture
51
Dawn Yawn
52
Lovey Dovey
53
Papa'S Got A Brand New Bag
54
Interview On Harry South
55
Keep Your Big Mouth Shut
56
Three Blind Mice
57
Do The Dog
58
Interview On End Of The Blue Flames
59
Because I Love You
60
Point Of No Return (3)
61
Waiting Time
62
Interview On New York
63
El Pussycat
64
Sunny (2)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Georgie Fame was different. The bulk of "rhythm and blues" groups followed the Stones image: scruffy urchins who you probably wouldn't invite around for tea, but his image was totally different. Georgie and the Blues Flames looked more like members of the Stax/Volt Revue than the Downliners Sect. And then there was the music. No harmonica and guitar Chicago blues here, Fame opted for a mix of jump blues mingled with early soul, the sort of music that had been emerging in US cities like Memphis and Detroit. Hammond and horns playing jazz, Latin, Stax and ska. What you have on this CD set is 47 songs and 17 interviews recorded for the BBC between 1964 and 1967, and all in superb quality sound.
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