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Maybe Tomorrow - The Billy Fury Story 1958 - 1960 Billy Fury

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This compilation features Billy’s first eight singles; a couple of stereo and/or alternate takes; the 10” LP in both mono and stereo; Billy’s home-made demos of these songs; live tracks from Saturday Club, Oh Boy! and Boy Meets Girls; and a handful of demos he recorded in 1958, before he became famous.

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Tracklisting

Disc 1

Maybe Tomorrow
Gonna Type A Letter
Margo (Don't Go)
Don't Knock Upon My Door
C'mon Everybody (Live)
Maybe Tomorrow (Live)
Don't Knock Upon My Door (Live)
Mean Woman Blues (Live)
Margo (Don't Go) (Live)
Don't Knock Upon My Door (Live)
Angel Face
Time Has Come
My Christmas Prayer
Last Kiss
Colette
Baby, How I Cried
My Babe (Live)
I Got Someone
That's Love
My Advice
Phone Call
You Don't Know
Turn My Back On You
Don't Say It's Over
Since You've Been Gone
It's You I Need
Alright, Goodbye
Don't Leave Me This Way
Wondrous Place
A Thousand Stars
Push, Push

Disc 2

Maybe Tomorrow (Alt Take, Stereo)
Gonna Type A Letter (Stereo)
Well All Right (Aka Alright, Goodbye) (Demo)
Cheating With Love (Demo)
What I Need (Aka It's You I Need) (Demo)
My Advice (Demo)
What Did I Do? (Demo)
Phone Call (Demo)
Don't Say It's Over (Demo)
Since You've Been Gone (Demo)
Don't Tell Me Lies (Demo)
Love, Love, Love (Demo)
You Wonder Why (Demo)
I Know It's Love (Aka That's Love) (Demo)
That's Love (Alt Take, Stereo)
My Advice (Stereo)
Phone Call (Stereo)
You Don't Know (Stereo)
Don't Say It's Over (Stereo)
Since You've Been Gone (Stereo)
It's You I Need (Stereo)
Alright, Goodbye (Stereo)
Don't Leave Me This Way (Stereo)

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Number of Discs:	2

Product Message:	This compilation features Billy’s first eight singles; a couple of stereo and/or alternate takes; the 10” LP in both mono and stereo; Billy’s home-made demos of these songs; live tracks from Saturday Club, Oh Boy! and Boy Meets Girls; and a handful of demos he recorded in 1958, before he became famous.