Keith (Powell) & Billie (Davis) - Swingin' Tight / That's Really Some Good album flac

19 –Keith Powell (2) & Billie Davis Two Little People 20 –Keith Powell (2) & Billie Davis You Don't Know Like I Know 21 –Keith Powell (2) & Billie Davis Swinging Tight 22 –Keith Powell (2) & Billie Davis That's Really Some Good 23 –Keith Powell (2) Song Of The Moon 24 –Keith Powell (2) It Keeps Raining. Keith Powell came from Bordesley Green and being brought up in a showbusiness family, was performing regularly as a singer by the age of 14. His first real group was called 'The Ramrods' who started making appearances around Birmingham by about 1960  . Hydra - Selftitled (Great Southern Rock Album US 1974).

For the American jazz musician, see Billie Davies. Background information. You Don't Know Like I Know" (as 'Keith and Billie') b/w "Two Little People" – Jun 1966 – Piccadilly 7N 35321. That's Really Some Good" (as 'Keith and Billie') b/w "Swinging Tight" – Sep 1966 – Piccadilly 7N 35340. Just Walk in My Shoes" b/w "Ev'ry Day" – Oct 1966 – Piccadilly 7N 35350. Wasn't It You" b/w "Until It's Time For You To Go" – Jun 1967 – Decca F 12620.

That's Really Some Good. 21. Just Walk In My Shoes. The remainder of this compilation focuses on her period with Piccadilly, for which label she recorded several great singles in 1965 and 1966 including some duets with Keith Powell. As with the later Decca material, nothing charted, but the quality was high. Billie returned to Decca in 1967 and eventually had another hit for them in 1969, I want you to be my baby, but there is nothing here that was recorded after 1966.

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Billie Davis is a British pop star whose peak spanned the 5 years from 1963 to 1968, releasing tunes on Decca, Parlophone, Piccadilly and Columbia. She was a protegé of Robert Stigwood and recorded in studios helmed by contemporaries like Joe "Telstar" Meek and Mike Vickers of Manfred Mann. She covered many tunes, including "Living In The Past" doing a brassy soulful take on a Jethro Tull song.

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