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| 1. Poor Boy | |||
| 2. Wail | |||
| 3. Big Wheel | |||
| 4. Ginchy - The Cool-Tones | |||
| 5. Flamingo Express Aka The Flip | |||
| 6. El Toro | |||
| 7. Goin' Swimmin' - Dave Sandy | |||
| 8. Misty Sea | |||
| 9. Little Bo | |||
| 10. Good Times | |||
| 11. Revival Tonite | |||
| 12. Butterscotch Aka Scotch \x{2018}N' Soda | |||
| 13. Short Line | |||
| 14. Royal Whirl | |||
| 15. Lonely World | |||
| 16. Boss Limbo | |||
| 17. Allouette | |||
| 18. Holy Smokes | |||
| 19. If You Don't - Dave Sandy | |||
| 20. Dixie Rock Aka Dixie Cup | |||
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* Ace kick off with the Royaltones, the band that began the careers of legendary Detroit musicians George Katsakis, Dennis Coffey and Bob Babbitt. This is where white Detroit rock `n' roll began.
* The groups had a US Top Twenty hit in 1958 with `Poor Boy', a Number 82 US hit with `Flamingo Express' in 1961 and a regional hit with `Your Faded Love' in 1964 (also recorded as a vocal by Bobby Rydell). They backed up Del Shannon on several of his hits including `Keep Searchin' and `Little Town Flirt'.
* Group member George Katsakis played sax on Jack Scott's early `Leroy' and `My True Love' records. Dennis Coffey played on eleven of The Royaltones' 45 while renowned bass player Bob Babbitt also played on twenty-four of the band's 45s.
* The Royaltones recorded for several labels during their six-year career and the releases were on the Jubilee, Penthouse, Goldisc, Mala, Twirl and Warwick labels.
* Compilation by Pipeline magazine's Dave Burke and Alan Taylor.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Oh boy, what a treat !,
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This review is from: Detroit Rock'n'roll Began Here! (Audio CD)
Oh boy, what a treat ! Powerhouse rocking instrumentals from the cream of musicians. Some of the best tracks are here from the golden period of instrumentals - and to think that some of them went unheralded. A crime ! Fantastic unison sax blasting which at times is surprisingly melodic. Stunning guitar solos and mesmeric rhythm. An absolute must have for all fans of rocking music - and a great testament to the all too short golden period of rock n roll.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great 50s/60s instrumentals,
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This review is from: Detroit Rock'n'roll Began Here! (Audio CD)
if your like me,and remember some of the origional releases on 45s then this is for you ,wailing saxes &raunchy guitars fantastic/////
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