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Bad Penny Blues by Humphrey Lyttleton UK: Parlophone R 4184 George Martin may have produced it but the the man responsible for its unique sound is the engineer, a young Joe Meek. This 1956 track reached number 19 in the UK charts. Its piano riff would later be the inspiration for the Beatles Lady Madonna |
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Little Lonely One by Tom Jones UK: Columbia DB 7566 US: Tower 126 Tom Jones had a sting of hits from 1965 through to the present day but they came after he left the guiding hand of Joe. This track comes from the first of 2 singles produced by Joe and released in 1965. While not hits in the US or UK they stand as a prime example of the RGM sound. |
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I Can't Stop by The Honeycombs US: Interphon IN-7713 This track was released in this version as a single on the A side of the Honeycombs' follow up to Have I the Right. It was the group's only US single to come in a picture sleeve. A very different version can be found on the CD The Joe Meek Story The Pye Years |
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