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Carlo Little
Discography - 1960s
with
Neil Christian and The Crusaders
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
| 45
Vinyl |
My
Baby's Left Me |
My
Baby's Left Me/ Yakity Yak |
1968 |
Vogue
DV14744 |
Personnel:
vocalist Neil Christian, pianist Nicky Hopkins, guitarist Ritchie
Blackmore, bassist Rick Brown. Produced by Colin Nichol. |
| CD/LP |
That's
Nice |
|
|
REPER
M052724 |
Compilation |
| CD/LP |
1962-1973 |
|
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SFM
M05273 |
Compilation |
Links: Neil
Christian |
Nicky
Hopkins |
Ritchie
Blackmore
| Rick
Brown
More details about Carlo
Little and Neil Christian here
with
The Circles
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
|
45
Vinyl
|
Take
Your Time |
Take
Your Time/Don't You Love Me No More |
1966 |
Island
Records WI-279 |
Personnel:
vocalist Brian Keith, guitarist Bill Parkinson, bassist John
Lawson, pianist Paul Raymond (later of Chickenshack). Produced by
Chris Blackwell |
Links:
Brian
Keith
| Paul
Raymond
| Chris
Blackwell
|
Bill
Parkinson
More
details about The Circles here
with
Country Preacher
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
|
45
Vinyl
|
Ring-A-Ding-Ding |
|
196? |
Emidisc.
Valley Music. |
Personnel:
Bill Parkinson, vocals. Carlo Little, drums. Albert Lee,
guitar. Written by Bill Parkinson. |
Links:
More
details about Country Preacher
with
The Crossfire
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
|
45
Vinyl
|
Wish
You Would |
|
196? |
Emidisc |
Nothing
known about this track. It was found in Carlo's collection after
his death and is a presumed recording of his. It looks like a demo
single and was definitely not released. |
Links:
More
details about The Crossfire
with
Cyril Davies Rhythm and Blues All Stars
Links:
Cyril
Davies
| Rick
Brown
| Nicky
Hopkins
| Bernie
Watson
| Micky
Waller
More
details about Carlo Little and Cyril Davies All Stars here
with
The Chris Hughes and the Savages
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
|
45
Vinyl
|
Tube
Train Stomp |
|
196? |
Regent
Sound Ltd. |
Nothing
known about this track. It was found in Carlo's collection after
his death and is a presumed recording of his. It looks like a demo
single and was definitely not released. It sounds like Nicky
Hopkins on piano. Chris Hughes was a session saxophonist and
produced a record by Robert Plant. |
Links:
More
details about The Crossfire
with
Casey Jones and the Savages
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
|
45
Vinyl
|
One
Way Ticket |
One
Way Ticket / I'm Gonna Love |
1963 |
Recorded
at Regent
Sound, Denmark Street. February 20th, 1963. |
According
to guitarist Ray King personnel on this track was: Casey Jones,
vocals; Carlo Little, drums; Danny McCullough on bass (he was at
that time with Dave Sutch, later the Animals); Ray King, guitar;
Nicky Hopkins, piano. Produced by Eve Taylor (Sandy Shaw's
manager).
They also recorded an
instrumental version of Chuck Berry's 'Guitar Boogie' and
'Lucille' at the same time which
Ray has on cassette.
Ray King: "Casey knew me by
working with Bob Xavier and Jackie Lynton, and I knew Carlo by
working with Dave Sutch, and we often met when he was touring with
Johnny Kidd. Nicky, I believe, was with Neil Christian at that
time, or had just joined the Stones. I don't have the date of
recording here but I reckon it was in 1964, maybe even '63.
As far as the B side is concerned, I was definitely not on that.
However, I was led to believe that our version was the one
released. How Casey got involved there I've no idea, but then he
was getting into everything. He stole Dave Sutch's stage show down
to the last beat of the bass drum, and copied 'Jack the Ripper'
after he had his hit in Germany with 'Don't Ha Ha'. I remember
last seeing Danny McCullough at a club in Bückeburg, Germany
about 1965."
Several web sources quote the
following as personnel on this track: Tom McGuinness - guitar, Dave
McCumisky - bass guitar, Ray Smith - drums, Eric Clapton - guitar.
This is wrong, according to Ray.
|
Links: Casey
Jones
|
Ray
King
with
Ram Jam Holder
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
| 45
Vinyl |
I
Need Somebody |
I
Need Somebody/She's Alright |
1967 |
Columbia
DB8157 |
Personnel:
various session musicians. Produced by Derek Lawrence. Recorded at
CBS studios Bond Street. |
Links:
Derek
Lawrence
More
details about Ram Jam Holder here
with
Soul Survivors
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
| 33
LP |
Soul
Sounds |
1-Jump
Back, 2-See Saw, 3-You Can't Sit Down, 4-How Sweet It Is To Be
Loved By You, 5-Soul Soup, 6-Sunshine Superman, 7-Last Night,
8-When Something Is Wrong With My Baby, 9-I Feel Good, 10-Philly
Dog, 11-Soul Survival, 12-Night Train |
1967 |
Columbia
SX6158 |
| Personnel:
keyboards Nicky Hopkins, bassist Chas Hodges, guitarist Dave
Wendells, trombone Brian O'Shay and various session
musicians. Produced by Derek Lawrence. Recorded at Abbey Road over
4 days in April/May. |
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Links:
Nicky
Hopkins
|
Chas
Hodges |
Derek
Lawrence
with
Tony Wilson
| Format |
Title |
Track/s |
Date
of Release |
Reference |
Notes |
| 45
Vinyl |
What
Did I Do |
What
Did I Do/Can't Waste A Good Thing |
1967 |
Columbia
DB8153 |
Personnel:
Steve Howe from Yes on guitar, and various session musicians.
Produced by Derek Lawrence. Recorded at CBS studios. |
Links:
Derek
Lawrence
|
Steve
Howe
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