Side A
Artist	Song
JOHN BARRY	Cutty Sark (Barry) (1962)
JOHN LEYTON	Lonely City (Goddard) (1962)
TUBBY HAYES QUINTET	Down In The Village (Live At Ronnie Scotts') (Hayes) (1962)
THE SHADOWS	36-24-36 (Welch / Marvin / Harris / Meehan) (1961)
CLIFF BENNET & THE REBEL ROUSERS	You've Got What I Like (Duke) (1961)
SID JAMES & LIZ FRAZER	Double Bunk (Pratt / Black / Feldman) (1961)
PETULA CLARK	Romeo (Kennedy) (1961)
CLIFF RICHARD	Tough Enough (Otis) (1961)
SHANE FENTONE (Alvin Stardust) & THE FENTONES	I'm A Moody Guy (Lordan) (1961)
PETER KNIGHT & THE NIGHTRIDERS	Theme From Thank Your Lucky Stars (Knight) (From T.V. Series Presented ) (1961)
TONY HATCH & ORCHESTRA	Theme From Ghost Squad (Green) (1962) (Originally from the T.V. series starring Donald Wolfitt)
SHIRLEY BASSEY	What Now My Love (Becaud / Sigman / Delano) (1962)
MIKE BERRY & THE OUTLAWS	Don't You Think It's Time (Goddard / Meek) (1962)
VERNON GIRLS	Lover Please (Swan) (1962)
JOHNNY KEATING	Theme From Z-Cars (Traditional) (1962) (From the TV Series Starring Leslie Sands)
ALEXIS KORNER'S BLUES INCORPORATED	Hoochie Koochie Man (1962)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
RON GRAINER	Theme From Steptoe & Son (Grainer) (From the T.V. Series starring Harry H Corbett) (1962)
KENNY BALL	I Still Love You All (Glanzberg / Contet) (1961)
LAURIE JOHNSON ORCHESTRA	Sucu Sucu (Rojas) (1961) (From the TV Series Top Secret starring William Franklyn)
GERRY DORSEY (Englebert Humperdink)	Big Wheel (Vandyke) (1961)
THE EAGLES	Theme From Oliver Twist (Grainer) (1962) (Originally from TV series starring Melvyn Hayes)
MARK TRACEY	Caravan Of Lonely Men (Barry / Pretlow) (1962)
ANTHONY NEWLEY	Lonely Boy & Pretty Girl (Phillips & Mckenzie) (1961)
PETER GORDENO	You're Following Me (Hillard / Blanchard) (1962)
JOHN BARRY	The Menace (Barry) (1961)
MARTY WILDE	Jezebel (Shanklin) (1962)
BILLY FURY	I'll Never Find Another You (Goffin / King) (1961)
HELEN SHAPIRO	Kiss `N' Run (Paramor / Lewis) (1961)
THE PACKABEATS	The Traitors (Douglas) (1962)
ADAM FAITH	Little Yellow Roses (Peacock) (1961)
SCREAMING LORD SUTCH & THE SAVAGES	Til The Following Night (Sutch) (1961)
THE SPRINGFIELDS	Far Away Places (Karamer / Whitney) (1962)
THE FAWKES-TURNER QUINTET	Blue Turning Grey Over You (Razaf / Waller) (1961)

Comment:

A totally British Mix
inspired by a b/w movie called The Market directed by my god-father Ron Porter and starring my father & actress Nike Arrighi. The movie's run time is approx 25 minutes and has just recently been exhumed from the can & transferred onto VHS. I saw it for the first time today & was shocked by it's brilliance. A brief synopsis a guy & gal meet at Portobello Market, they fall for each other.guy takes her somewhere secluded and tries to have sex with her. Girl escapes & guy heads off. There is no dialogue, but the soundtrack is mixed with the sounds & voices of the market and a stunning score that reminds me of both John Barry & the soundtrack to Kes. It is beautifully filmed by professional camera men & the direction looks like the early work of a great British Film director. My God-Father never made another film and became a teacher though he lived with the late British Actor Peter Woodthorpe whose credits included first performances for Beckett's Waiting For Godot and Harold Pinter's The Caretaker. My mother fulfilled the role of continuity for the film and it was designed etc by the Oscar winning Luciana Arrighi, sister of Nike. Filmed they think in 1961 or 62, it obviously pre-dates swinging London.for instance a wall is grafittied with Mosley Out! My father is going to take it to his agent who has shown an interest in it.

Norman Mann: Movies include: The Plague Of The Zombies TV includes work in Australia, BBC's All Creatures Great & Small, Charge Of The Light Brigade C4 Documentary as well as numerous stage work.
Nike Arrighi: Movies include: The Devil Rides Out aka The Devils Bride, Truffaut's Day For Night , Sunday Bloody Sunday, Women In Love, Sympathy For The Devil (Goddard) Starring The Rolling Stones, TV includes The Prisoner, The Saint, & Man In A Suitcase.
Luciana Arrighi: Awards: Australian Film Institute Award 1979 & 1998, Oscar 1992.Credits include: Women In Love, My Brilliant Career, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Mrs Soffel, Madame Sousatzka, The Rainbow, Howards End (Oscar), Remains Of The Day (Academy Award Nomination) Sense & Sensibility, Anna & The King (Academy Award Nomination)

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