i Didnt do it

When Frank Sinatra joined the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, it was as replacement for crooner Jack Leonard. The first Dorsey-Sinatra recordings, made for Victor, followed in february 1940. As was the fashion at the time, the Dorsey aggregation also featured a vocal group - the Pied Pipers. Sinatra was no beginner, having launched his professional career in the mid-thirties. His first employer of any renown, however, had been trumpeter Harry James, who signed him on to sing with his new big band in late 1939. But, by the following january, Sinatra had joined Dorsey, staying with the celebrated trombonist's outfit until the end of 1942…

The Redbeards - Havin' A Ball (1987) {Receiver Records RRCD 108}
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© 1987 Receiver Records Limited ‎| RRCD 108
Rock / Boogie Rock / Rock & Roll / Hard Rock

More Top than ZZ Top… Never heard of the Redbeards (from Texas)? Well firstly they ain't from Texas (probably). Secondly they do sound a weenie bit like the ZZ boys, which when this LP was released in 1987 was only a good thing, and today it stands up in its own right. The version of I Saw Her Standing There is wonderful, as are the other two covers of Gazza Glitters I Didnt Know I Loved You.. and Slade's Gudbuy T'Jane. Then there's their own songs, which range from boogie tastic to plain ol' silly, this is fun-a-billy and deserving of your attention!