Tommy Steele - Real Steele (37 tracks)

Tommy Steele
Real Steele
Genres: International Music, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (37) - Disc #1
1. Rock with the Caveman - Tommy Steele, Bart
2. What Is This Thing Called Love - Tommy Steele, Porter
3. Doomsday Rock - Tommy Steele, Bart
4. Young Love - Tommy Steele, Cartey
5. Singing the Blues - Tommy Steele, Endsley
6. Giddy Up a Ding Dong - Tommy Steele, Bell
7. Knee Deep in the Blues - Tommy Steele, Endsley
8. Teenage Party - Tommy Steele, Steele
9. Butterfingers - Tommy Steele, Bart
10. Razzle Dazzle - Tommy Steele, Calhoun
11. Shiralee (From "Shiralee") - Tommy Steele, Steele
12. Take Me Back, Baby - Tommy Steele, Bart
13. Water, Water - Tommy Steele, Bart
14. Kaw-Liga - Tommy Steele, Rose
15. A Handful of Songs - Tommy Steele, Bart
16. You Gotta Go - Tommy Steele, Bart
17. Hey You! - Tommy Steele, Bart
18. Honky-Tonk Blues - Tommy Steele, Williams
19. Happy Guitar (From "The Duke Wore Jeans") - Tommy Steele, Bart
20. Time to Kill - Tommy Steele, Bart
21. Nairobi - Tommy Steele, Merrill
22. On the Move - Tommy Steele, Winters
23. Only Man on the Island - Tommy Steele, Hilliard
24. The Truth About Me - Tommy Steele, Steele
25. Butterfly - Tommy Steele, Lowe
26. Family Tree (From "The Duke Wore Jeans") - Tommy Steele, Bart
27. It's All Happening - Tommy Steele, Bart
28. Will It Be You - Tommy Steele, Bart
29. Come on, Let's Go - Tommy Steele, Valens
30. Treasure of Love - Tommy Steele, Shapiro
31. Put a Ring on Her Finger - Tommy Steele, Duke
32. Thanks a Lot (From "The Duke Wore Jeans") - Tommy Steele, Bart
33. A Lovely Night (From Harold Fielding's "Cinderella") - Tommy Steele, Hammerstein
34. Photograph (From "The Duke Wore Jeans") - Tommy Steele, Bart
35. Number 22 Across the Way - Tommy Steele, Bart
36. Hair-Down Hoe-Down (From "The Duke Wore Jeans") - Tommy Steele, Bart
37. I Like - Tommy Steele, Bart

Synopsis

Album Description

2008 archive collection from the British Rock 'N' Roll star of the '50s and '60s. Tommy Steele OBE was going to be our answer to Elvis Presley - at least that was the hope for him when discovered by photographer John Kennedy. Taking the lead from the US charts, Steele and other singers of the era would cover the American chart hits and release them before the original versions were officially available in the UK. This release includes the ultra rare track 'The Truth About Me' which was originally only given away free with the weekly magazine 'Weekend' as a six inch 78 rpm record and to date has never been commercially released. Also included are the rare tracks 'Thanks a Lot' and 'Family Tree,' both of which originally featured on the soundtrack to the film The Duke Wore Jeans and until now previously unreleased on CD. Blue Orchid.

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