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Oldiesproject.Com Presents “The London Sound” OldiesProject.com presents “The London Sound” August 13th & 14th 2005 – Playlist 01 Adam Faith - Message to Martha (Kentucky Bluebird) [1964] 02 Irma Thomas - Wish someone would care [1964] 03 Rolling Stones - Little red rooster [1964] 04 Dave Clark Five - I knew it all the time [1964] (US release – in UK released in 1962) 05 Martha Reeves & Vandellas - Dancing in the street [1964] 06 You Know Who Group - Roses are red my love [1964] 07 Poets - Now we're thru [1964] 08 Drifters - Saturday night at the movies [1964] 09 Four Tops - Baby I need your loving [1964] 10 Bobby Bland - Ain't nothing you can do [1964] 11 Chad & Jeremy - A summer song [1964] 12 Dodie West - Goin' out of my head [1964] 13 Petula Clark – Downtown [1964] 14 Supremes - Baby love [1964] 15 Beatles - I feel fine [1964] 16 Ricky Nelson - A happy guy [1964] 17 Searchers - Love potion # 9 [1964] (US release) 18 Gene Pitney - It hurts to be in love [1964] 19 Mighty Avengers - So much in love [1964] 20 Everly Brothers - Gone gone gone [1964] 21 Tommy Quickly & Remo Four - Wild side of life [1964] 22 Tony Jackson & Vibrations - Bye bye baby [1964] 23 Steve Aldo - Can I get a witness [1964] 24 Lesley Gore - Hey now [1964] 25 Jack Jones - Wives and lovers [1964] 26 Dusty Springfield - Losing you [1964] 27 Walter Jackson - It's all over [1964] 28 Wayne Fontana & Mindbenders - Um um um um um um [1964] 29 Dave Berry - One heart between two [1964] 30 Nashville Teens - Google eye [1964] 31 Yardbirds - Good morning little schoolgirl [1964] 32 Marvin Gaye - How sweet it is [1964] 33 Dionne Warwick - Reach out for me [1964] 34 Bachelors - No arms can ever hold you [1964] 35 Cliff Bennett & Rebel Rousers - One way love [1964] 36 Nat 'King' Cole - My true Carrie love [1964] 37 P.J. Proby – Somewhere [1964] 38 Jackie Trent - How soon [1964] 39 Maxine Brown - Oh no not my baby [1964] 40 Peter & Gordon - I go to pieces [1964] 41 Merseybeats - Last night (I made a little girl cry) [1964] 42 Sandie Shaw - There's always something there to remind me [1964] 43 Frank Ifield - Summer is over [1964] 44 Cliff Richard & Shadows - I could easily fall in love [1964] Playlist OldiesProject.com presents “The London Sound” August 13th & 14th 2005 Page 1 of 14 45 Lorne Green – Ringo [1964] 46 Moody Blues - Go now [1964] (Former Big L # 1) 47 Dave Clark Five - Anyway you want it [1964] 48 Kinks - All day and all of the night [1964] 49 Swinging blue jeans - It isn't there [1964] 50 John L. Watson & Hummelflugs - Looking for love [1964] 51 Lulu & Luvvers - I'll come running over [1964] 52 Manfred Mann - Sha la la [1964] 53 Heinz - Questions I can't answer [1964] 54 James Brown - Night train [1964] (re-issue) 55 Martha Reeves & Vandellas – Quicksand [1964] 56 Shirley Bassey – Goldfinger [1964] 57 Gerry & Pacemakers - Ferry 'cross the Mersey [1964] 58 Fourmost - Baby I need your lovin'[1964] 59 Lou Johnson - Message to Martha (Kentucky Bluebird) [1964] 60 Ronettes - Do I love you? [1964] 61 Spencer Davis Group - I can't stand it [1964] 62 Pretty Things - Don't bring me down [1964] 63 Tony Jackson & Vibrations - This little girl of mine [1964] 64 Billy J. Kramer & Dakotas - I'll keep you satisfied [1964] 65 Beatles - I should have known better [1964] (US hit / UK on EP only) 66 Ike & Tina Turner - I can't believe what you say [1964] 67 Roulettes - Stubborn kind of fellow [1964] 68 Doris Troy - What'cha gonna do about it? [1964] 69 Garnet Mimms & Enchanters - Look away [1964] 70 Chuck Jackson - Beg me [1964] 71 Applejacks - Three little words (I love you) [1964] 72 Val Doonican - Walk tall [1964] 73 Beach Boys - When I grow up (to be a man) [1964] 74 Shangri-las - Remember (walkin' in the sand) [1964] 75 Gene Pitney - I'm gonna be strong [1964] 76 Chad & Jeremy - Willow weep for me [1964] 77 Jackie Ross - I've got the skill [1964] 78 Twinkle – Terry [1964] 79 Herman's Hermits - Show me girl [1964] 80 Matt Monro - For mama [1964] 81 Lulu - Here comes the night [1964] 82 Searchers - What have they done to the rain? [1964] 83 Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston - What good am I without you [1964] 84 Seekers - I'll never find another you [1964] (Former Big L # 1) 85 Bobbi Martin - Don't forget I still love you [1964] 86 Al Martino - We could [1964] 87 Sounds Orchestral - Cast your fate to the wind [1964] 88 Little Anthony & Imperials - Goin' out of my head [1964] 89 Sandie Shaw - Girl don't come [1964] 90 Lancastrians - We'll sing in the sunshine [1964] 91 Jimmy Smith - The cat [1964] 92 Betty Everett - Getting mighty crowded [1964] 93 Kolettes - Who's that guy [1964] Playlist OldiesProject.com presents “The London Sound” August 13th & 14th 2005 Page 2 of 14 94 Georgie Fame - Yeh yeh [1964] 95 Untamed - So long [1964] 96 Ned Miller - Do what you do, do well [1964] 97 Tony Jackson & Vibrations - You beat me to the punch [1964] 98 Shadows - Genie with the light brown lamp [1964] 99 Tommy Roe - Party girl [1964] 100 Olympics - Bounce [1964] [UK release date – where available] Release information kindly provided by Gert van der Winden 101 Barbara Ann -You've lost the lovin' feeling [8-1-1965] 102 Billy Fury - I'm lost without you [1-1-1965] 103 Candy & the kisses - The 81 [1-1-1965] 104 Four seasons - Save it for me [ 1-1-1965] 105 Rolling Stones -Heart of stone [1964] (US release only) 106 Reparata & the Delrons - Whenever a teenager cries [29-1-1965] 107 Joannie Sommers - If you love him [1-1-1965] 108 Tony Rivers & Castaways – She [8-1-1965] 109 Royal Showband Waterford – Hucklebuck [8-1-1965] 110 Chuck Berry - Promised land [1-1-1965] 111 Marvelettes - Too many fish in the sea [1-1-1965] 112 Wayne Fontana & Mindbenders - Game of love [22-1-1965] 113 Sandra Barry - We were lovers [1-1-1965] 114 Black Knights - I gotta woman [1-1-1965] 115 Kinks - Tired of waiting for you [22-1-1965] (Former Big L # 1) 116 Temptations - My girl [22-1-1965] 117 Nina Simone - Don't let me be misunderstood [22-1-1965] 118 Beatles - If I fell [1964] (US release only - imported to UK in early 1965) 119 Manfred Mann - Come tomorrow [8-1-1965] (Former Big L # 1) 120 Mark Leeman five - Portland town [8-1-1965] 121 Wackers - The girl who wanted fame [22-1-1965] 122 Ivy League - Funny how love can be [15-1-1965] 123 Mary Wells - Ain't it the truth [8-1-1965] 124 Peddlers - Let the sunshine in 125 Brenda Lee - Thanks a lot [22-1-1965] 126 Val Doonican - The special years [15-1-1965] 127 Righteous Brothers - You've lost that lovin' feelin' [8-1-1965] (Former Big L # 1) 128 Shangri-las - Leader of the pack [1-1-1965] 129 Four + one - Time is on my side [1-1-1965] 130 Supremes - Come see about me [15-1-1965] 131 Them - Baby please don't go 132 Garnet Mimms & Enchanters - A little bit of soap 133 Carol Elvin - Don't leave me [22-1-1965] 134 Jay & Americans - Let's lock the door [22-1-1965] 135 Billy J. Kramer & Dakotas - It's gotta last forever [22-1-1965] 136 Dave Clark Five - Everybody knows [8-1-1965] 137 Sam Cooke – Shake [22-1-1965] 138 Del Shannon - Keep searchin' [1-1-1965] Playlist OldiesProject.com presents “The London Sound” August 13th & 14th 2005 Page 3 of 14 139 Alan Dean & his problems - Thunder and rain [1-1-1965] 140 Riot squad – Anytime [1-1-1965] 141 Beach Boys - Dance, dance, dance [8-1-1965] 142 Rockin' Berries - What in the world's come over you [8-1-1965] 143 Sue Thompson - Paper tiger [1-1-1965] 144 Cheetahs - Soldier boy [1-1-1965] 145 Babbity Blue - Don't make me (fall in love with you) [1-1-1965] 146 Herman's Hermits - Can't you hear my heartbeat (US single - UK EP track) 147 Elkie Brooks - The way you do the things you do [22-1-1965] 148 Gestures - Run run run [22-1-1965] 149 Mike Sheridan & Nightriders - Here I stand [22-1-1965] 150 Animals - Don't let me be misunderstood [29-1-1965] 151 Bobby Miller - What a guy [22-1-1965] 152 Smokey Robinson & Miracles - Come on do the Jerk [22-1-1965] 153 Cliff Bennett & Rebel Rousers - I'll take you home [22-1-1965] 154 Frank Sinatra - Somewhere in your heart [22-1-1965] 155 Cilla Black - You've lost that lovin' feelin' – [8-1-1965] 156 Connie Francis - Whose heart are you breaking tonight? 157 Little Milton - Blind man [29-1-1965] 158 Hollies - Yes I will [22-1-1965] 159 Antoinette - Thank you for loving me [29-1-1965] 160 First Gear - The 'In' crowd [22-1-1965] 161 Tom Jones - It's not unusual [22-1-1965] (Former Big L # 1) 162 Mark Wynter - Can I get to know you better [29-1-1965] 163 Zombies - Tell her no [29-1-1965] 164 Yvonne Prensilova - When my baby cries [29-1-1965] 165 Peter, Paul & Mary - For lovin' me 166 Three quarters - People will talk [29-1-1965] 167 Adam Faith - Stop feeling sorry for yourself [29-1-1965] 168 Martha Reeves & Vandellas - Wild one [29-1-1965] 169 Unit 4 & 2 - Concrete and clay [29-1-1965] (Former Big L # 1) 170 Goldie & Gingerbreads - Can't you hear my heartbeat? [29-1-1965] 171 Ronnie Hilton - Windmill in old Amsterdam [1-1-1965] 172 Jim Reeves - It hurts so much (to see you go) [29-1-1965] 173 Joe Tex - Hold on to what you've got [8-1-1965] 174 Tammy St.
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