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Billy Fury - Classics And Collectables (2 CD 62 Tracks)

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Billy Fury:

Billy Fury (born Ronald William Wycherley, 17 April 1940 - 28 January 1983), was an internationally successful British
pop singer from the late 1950s to the early 1960s, and remained an active songwriter until the 1980s. Rheumatic fever,
which damaged his heart, contributed to his death.



Early years

Born at Smithdown Hospital (later Sefton General Hospital, now demolished]), Smithdown Road, Liverpool, Ronnie Wycherley
first attended a gig in Birkenhead run by impresario Larry Parnes, in the hope of interesting established artiste Marty
Wilde in some of the songs he had written. Instead, in an episode that has become pop music legend, Parnes pushed young
Wycherley up on stage right away. He was such an immediate success that Parnes signed him, added him to the tour, and
renamed him "Billy Fury".

He released his first hit for Decca, "Maybe Tomorrow", in 1959. By March 1960, he hit UK Number 9 with his own
composition "Colette", followed by "That's Love" and his first album The Sound of Fury (1960), which
featured a young Joe Brown on lead guitar, with backup vocals by The Four Jays.

After further hits and sacking his band The Blue Flames—which included keyboardist Georgie Fame—auditions
were held for a new group and held by Parnes in Liverpool. Among those who failed were the pre-fame Beatles, who for the
first time called themselves The Silver Beetles. They were offered the job for £20 a week on condition that they
sacked bass guitar player Stuart Sutcliffe. John Lennon refused and the band left after Lennon had secured Fury's
autograph. The Beatles were salvaged, however, by being sent on a tour of Scotland with Johnny Gentle and Duffy Power,
who were a couple more of Parnes' acts.



UK chart and film success

Fury concentrated less on Rock 'n' Roll and more on mainstream ballads, such as "Halfway to Paradise" and
"Jealousy" (both 1961, each of which reached number 2 in the British Singles Chart). This was Decca's decision
to mould Fury into a teen idol after his last self-penned song, "My Christmas Prayer", had failed to chart.
1962 and 1963 were Billy Fury's best years chartwise. However, he was not a typical teen idol; there was too much
sexuality in his performances and his renditions were never lightweight in the mould of some singers like Craig Douglas
or Jimmy Justice. Fury's fans and contemporaries in music knew he was a rocker and the real thing musically.

In 1962 Fury appeared in his first film Play It Cool, modelled on the Elvis movies. It featured Helen Shapiro, Danny
Rivers, Shane Fenton (aka Alvin Stardust) and Bobby Vee who appeared with the Vernons Girls. The hit single from the
film was "Once Upon a Dream". In the film Fury did not get the girl but stayed with his friends. There are
notable performances by many well-known British actors and performers such as Richard Wattis, Lionel Blair and Dennis
Price. The music highlight of the film is Fury's singing of the title track.

Billy Fury was known for excellent albums. His We Want Billy (released 1963, with The Tornados) was one of the first
live albums in British rock history and featured renditions of his major hits and covers of several classic R&B
songs such as "Unchain My Heart" by Ray Charles. "Turn Your Lamp Down Low" (recorded in 1965 with
backing band The Gamblers) was one of the earliest examples of a British act recording a track in the reggae style (with
the emphasis on the second and fourth beats of each bar).

In 1965 he appeared in the film I've Gotta Horse, which featured the band The Bachelors. It was not a success but it
seemed more real, and there are many interesting references to the British seaside towns of the 1960s. Appearing in
minor roles were Michael Medwin, and Jon Pertwee of Doctor Who fame. The album from the film is available in stereo.

Having had more UK hits, such as "It's Only Make Believe" and "I Will" (written by Dick Glasser, not
to be confused with the Paul McCartney song), both in 1964, and "In Thoughts of You" in 1965, Fury began a
lengthy absence from the charts in 1967, and underwent surgery for heart problems caused by rheumatic fever which led to
his abandoning touring. Despite spending many weeks on the charts, Billy Fury never achieved a number one single, but he
remained popular even after his hits stopped. Fury's song "I Will" became a US hit for Dean Martin in 1965 and
for Ruby Winters in 1977.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Fury



Tracklist:

CD 1

01. Halfway To Paradise

02. Cross My Heart

03. I'd Never Find Another You

04. King For Tonight

05. You're Having The Last Dance With Me

06. Turn My Back On You

07. Maybe Tomorrow

08. Wondrous Place

09. Like I've Never Been Gone

10. Baby Come On Stereo [live]

11. Do You Really Love Me Too

12. I'm Lost Without You

13. Letter Full Of Tears

14. Turn Your Lamp Down Low

15. In Thoughts Of You

16. What Am I Living For

17. Somebody Else's Girl

18. Jealousy

19. Push Push

20. Last Night Was Made For Love

21. Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees)

22. Thousand Stars

23. It's Only Make Believe

24. Hard Times (No One Knows Better Than I)

25. Once Upon A Dream

26. This Diamond Ring

27. I Will

28. Million Miles From Nowhere

29. Run To My Lovin' Arms

30. You're Swell

31. Forget Him



CD 2

01. Break Up

02. Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees) [alternate take]

03. Hippy Hippy Shake

04. Glad All Over

05. I Can Feel It

06. You Got Me Dizzy

07. Saved

08. You Better Believe It Baby

09. She's So Far Out She's In

10. Straight To Your Arms

11. Away From You

12. Am I Blue

13. That's Enough

14. Kansas City

15. From The Bottom Of My Heart

16. I'll Be So Glad (When Your Heart Is Mine)

17. Lovesick Blues

18. Keep Away

19. What Did I Do

20. Cheat With Love

21. I Can't Help Loving You

22. Candy Kisses

23. I'm Hurting All Over

24. Nobody's Child

25. Wedding Bells

26. Stick Around

27. Time Has Come

28. Let's Paint The Town

29. Begin The Beguine

30. I'll Never Fall In Love Again [alternate take]

31. I Will Always Be With You

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