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From '' Seven Deadly Sins ''
Label: Mad Rat Records – RMR 0704
Format: CD, Album
Country: UK
Released: 2004
Tracklist
01. Try Me
02. Let's Elope Baby
03. Lonesome Feeling
04. Dumb As Dirt
05. Purr Kitty Purr
06. The Worrying Kind
07. It's Only Make Believe
08. Tear It Up
09. Right Behind You Baby
10. Black Cadillac
11. Seven Deadly Sins
12. Slow Down
13. The Way I Walk
14. Pink 'N' Black
15. Ubangi Stomp / Running Bear
16. Shake A Leg
17. Don't Spike My Drink
18. Rockhouse
Lead Vocals – Cat Kane
Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Brian Hill
Drums, Backing Vocals – Tony Wood
Double Bass, Backing Vocals – Terry Simpson
🎵 [SONG INFO]
The original release date of the song was 1959 (some sources indicate it was recorded in late 1958 and released in November 1958 or 1959). It was recorded and released by Scott with The Chantones Vocal Group.
It was released as a 7-inch, 45 RPM single on Carlton Records (Catalogue number 514). The flip side of the single was the song "Midgie."
It was written by Jack Scott (credited as the composer).
It was a Top 40 hit for Scott, charting at:
Billboard: No. 35
Cash Box: No. 25
Music Vendor: No. 35
It was one of Jack Scott's final Top 40 hits of the 1950s, bridging his earlier rockabilly sound with the new decade. It is often cited by fans as one of his outstanding and most infectious tracks.
The song has been covered by many artists over the years, including notable versions by Robert Gordon and Link Wray (1978) and The Cramps (1978), which helped keep the song's profile high for new generations of music fans.
#catandthehottintrio
#thewayiwalk
#rockabilly
#jackscott
From '' Seven Deadly Sins ''
Label: Mad Rat Records – RMR 0704
Format: CD, Album
Country: UK
Released: 2004
Tracklist
01. Try Me
02. Let's Elope Baby
03. Lonesome Feeling
04. Dumb As Dirt
05. Purr Kitty Purr
06. The Worrying Kind
07. It's Only Make Believe
08. Tear It Up
09. Right Behind You Baby
10. Black Cadillac
11. Seven Deadly Sins
12. Slow Down
13. The Way I Walk
14. Pink 'N' Black
15. Ubangi Stomp / Running Bear
16. Shake A Leg
17. Don't Spike My Drink
18. Rockhouse
Lead Vocals – Cat Kane
Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Brian Hill
Drums, Backing Vocals – Tony Wood
Double Bass, Backing Vocals – Terry Simpson
🎵 [SONG INFO]
The original release date of the song was 1959 (some sources indicate it was recorded in late 1958 and released in November 1958 or 1959). It was recorded and released by Scott with The Chantones Vocal Group.
It was released as a 7-inch, 45 RPM single on Carlton Records (Catalogue number 514). The flip side of the single was the song "Midgie."
It was written by Jack Scott (credited as the composer).
It was a Top 40 hit for Scott, charting at:
Billboard: No. 35
Cash Box: No. 25
Music Vendor: No. 35
It was one of Jack Scott's final Top 40 hits of the 1950s, bridging his earlier rockabilly sound with the new decade. It is often cited by fans as one of his outstanding and most infectious tracks.
The song has been covered by many artists over the years, including notable versions by Robert Gordon and Link Wray (1978) and The Cramps (1978), which helped keep the song's profile high for new generations of music fans.
#catandthehottintrio
#thewayiwalk
#rockabilly
#jackscott
