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    • November 25, 2011 1:00 PM CST
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      So Many to choose from: The Tornados 'Ridin the Wind' prob my fave but also love Sounds Incorporated 'Keep Movin' and The Fabulous Flee Rakkers 'Green Jeans'.

    • January 5, 2013 11:13 AM CST
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      I've seen that, it's a bloody good film. Dave, of Chas and Dave fame, worked with Joe Meek.

      John Battles said:

      Yeah , The Outlaws were Richie Blackmore's early band. They cut some raving vocal rockers and cool instrumentals , but , I guess you know that already , and they backed Gene Vincent...I think some of the other members , besides Blackmore , were in Screaming Lord Sutch and The SAVAGES  TOO. They're in the movie "Live it Up" with Vincent , Heinz , and even Steve Marriott (AS A DRUMMER!!!!)  . They're dealt with , in passing in "Telstar" , the Meek biopic.
       
      jason cook said:

      Anyone familiar with the Outlaws? Not the country rock band but the Joe Meek produced lot? I own a few singles and also have the excellent cd:Back to the West.

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    • January 5, 2013 3:34 AM CST
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      I recently bought a Joe Meek double cd comp called the early years. Don't bother unless you like a lot of jazz. There are a few early rockers and some good skiffle on it but its mostly jazz.
    • January 4, 2013 8:14 PM CST
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      Yeah , The Outlaws were Richie Blackmore's early band. They cut some raving vocal rockers and cool instrumentals , but , I guess you know that already , and they backed Gene Vincent...I think some of the other members , besides Blackmore , were in Screaming Lord Sutch and The SAVAGES  TOO. They're in the movie "Live it Up" with Vincent , Heinz , and even Steve Marriott (AS A DRUMMER!!!!)  . They're dealt with , in passing in "Telstar" , the Meek biopic.
       
      jason cook said:

      Anyone familiar with the Outlaws? Not the country rock band but the Joe Meek produced lot? I own a few singles and also have the excellent cd:Back to the West.

    • January 4, 2013 8:10 PM CST
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      I REMEMBER "nIGHT OF tHE wEREWOLF" , was'nt that a meek track , too?

      i'LL GO FOR THE OBVIOUS , AND SAY "JUNGLE FEVER" BY tHE TORNADOS.

    • February 14, 2012 8:04 AM CST
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      Anyone familiar with the Outlaws? Not the country rock band but the Joe Meek produced lot? I own a few singles and also have the excellent cd:Back to the West.

    • February 13, 2012 2:12 PM CST
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      The Moontrekkers "The Bogey Man"

      The Honeycombs "Hurricane"

    • December 8, 2011 3:21 AM CST
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      Chris Henniker said:

      "Telstar " and "Night of The Vampire". Although it's not an instrumental, I love "Johnny, Remember Me".

      Yes Night of the Vampire is indeed one of Thee most twisted instro's ...

      I'm gonna have to check out my collection to see if I can top that one or b ring to light stuf you might not know .. well the whole "I Hear A New World " Meek moon concept LP (alright some of it is vocal) March of the Dribcots,anyone? ha,ha

    • November 25, 2011 2:34 PM CST
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      "Telstar " and "Night of The Vampire". Although it's not an instrumental, I love "Johnny, Remember Me".

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