James Otto Sweet Heart Wrote:I have what may be every song from Billy Joe Royal that was placed on a CD. I wonder how many other people have that much material of his still.
God bless you and his family always!!!
Holly
P.S. I just wish that his self named albums released in 1980 and 1981 had been converted to CDs as well as his album named Billy Joe Royal Featuring Hush released in 1967. That's the second time you've used that "God bless you" quote in connection with Billy Joe Royal. What's that about?
I can only think ofone song of his that I know - the one about boondocks. I get him confused with Billy j Kramer.
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i'll try this one...
ADAM & THE ANTS "dirk wears white sox"
their debut album a couple of years prior to the release of "ant music"
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how about this one....
MORRISSEY "education in reverse"
his debut solo set, was titled "viva hate" everywhere else,
they called it "education in reverse" here in Australia, but they withdrew it
from the shelves and retitled it "viva hate" like every other country after one
day...
I happened to buy it on the day of release, I believe only a handful were sold
or unaccounted for by the record company.
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PAUL McCARTNEY "choba b cccp"
"the Russian album",
a covers set on vinyl from 1988,
originally only released in the USSR with 11 tracks...
I got this one on special order from the Melodia record company
from which it was issued...
subsequent pressings had thirteen tracks, then Macca released it
on cd for the West.
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not an album but a 12" vinyl single from '88-ish.
KING TRUMAN "like a gun"
released on the Acid Jazz label (I guess you'd call it 'house dance music)
King Truman was a pseudonym that The Style Council used to release it
because Paul Weller was pissed off with Polygram/Polydor at the time...
word got around and it was withdrawn from sale a couple of days after its release
because Polygram threatened legal action against Acid Jazz and Paul Weller.
it is believed that only around fifty copies were sold...
I heard it was a Weller disc and ordered it the day it was released,
by time it was recalled in the UK mine was already on a plane somewhere
over Asia!
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Slow down, CH! Read the OP.
One at a time, please.
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bob_32_116 Wrote:That's the second time you've used that "God bless you" quote in connection with Billy Joe Royal. What's that about?
I can only think ofone song of his that I know - the one about boondocks. I get him confused with Billy j Kramer. I say "God bless you always" in every online message that I write.
God bless you always!!!
Holly
P.S. There is so much more where the "Boondocks" song came from!
Listen to my most favorite singer here sometime, James Otto that is!
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bob_32_116 Wrote:Slow down, CH! Read the OP.
One at a time, please. 
Sorry bob_32,
I did read the OP but I got on a bit of a role.......my bad
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CH
I have your Morrissey and Adam
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next time the rules committee meets I would like to submit an amendment
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