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Tuesday, January 29, 2013

The Delltones...Walk Like A Man


The Delltones started out as a vocal harmony group with the lineup consisting of Brian Perkins, Noel Widerberg, Ian 'Peewee' Wilson and Warren Lucas. In 1962, with the single "Get a Little Dirt on Your Hands" in the top five on the Australian charts, the lead vocalist Noel Weiderberg died in a motor vehicle accident. His position was later filled by Col Loughnan.

The Delltones have been entertaining Australian audiences for over five decades, with their most successful recording years in the 1960's. Ian 'Peewee' Wilson is the only current member from the original lineup. In the mid 1980's he transformed the group from a vocal quartet to a five piece vocal band. This along with other stylistic changes, led to the band's resurgence and the chart topping, Rock ‘n' Roll revival album, "Bop Til Ya Drop". The band remains as one of the most consistent live entertainers in Australia, with arguably the longest performing and recording history, for a vocal harmony band with an original member.

This 32 track compilation from this legendary vocal group includes classics like "Gee", "Come A Little Bit Closer", "Hangin' Five" and "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me".


1 Gee
2 Why
3 Every Little Thing I Do
4 Tonight
5 Tell Me What You Care
6 Yes Indeed
7 Land Of Beauty
8 White Cliffs Of Dover
9 Get A Little Dirt On Your Hands
10 A Happy Pair
11 Come A Little Bit Closer
12 Joanie
13 Sitting In The Moonlight
14 Mary Ann
15 Hangin' Five
16 Surf City
17 Out The Back
18 That's How Many Tears
19 Walkin' Along
20 Paper Doll
21 Hey Girl Don't Bother Me
22 The Wonder Of You
23 Lonely Boy
24 Walk
25 Tonight We Love
26 Don't You Care
27 Rock'n'Roll Will Stand
28 Billy's Rock'n'Roll
29 Rag Doll
30 Walk Like A Man
31 Cottonfields
32 Surfin' Hootenanny (The Delltones On Six O'Clock Rock, Introduced By Johnny O'Keefe)





  




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