Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich (Beat/Freakbeat/Mod/Pop/Rock {UK})

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich foi uma banda de rock inglesa ativa durante a década de 1960. Formada em Salisbury em 1964, a banda era composta por David John Harman (Dave Dee), Trevor Leonard Ward-Davies (Dozy), John Dymond (Beaky), Michael Wilson (Mick) e Ian Frederick Stephen Amey (Tich). Seu novo nome, atuação maluca no palco e estilo de vestir sinistro ajudaram a impulsioná-los ao sucesso nas paradas com uma série de singles de sucesso escritos pelos compositores Ken Howard e Alan Blaikley, incluindo "Hold tight", "Bend it" e "Zabadak". Ao longo da carreira da banda, eles tocaram diversos gêneros diferentes, incluindo freakbeat, mod e pop. Dois de seus singles venderam mais de um milhão de cópias cada, e a banda alcançou o primeiro lugar no UK Singles Chart com o segundo, "The legend of Xanadu". Ao contrário de muitas outras bandas britânicas da década de 1960 que foram associadas à invasão britânica dos Estados Unidos, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich teve sucesso comercial limitado nos EUA. Desde a sua separação original em 1973, a banda se reuniu em várias formações e uma formação com Dymond continua a se apresentar até hoje como Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich.

HISTÓRIA

Cinco amigos de Wiltshire, David John Harman (Dave Dee), Trevor Leonard Ward-Davies (Dozy), John Dymond (Beaky), Michael Wilson (Mick) e Ian Frederick Stephen Amey (Tich), formaram um grupo em 1961, originalmente chamado Dave Dee and The Bostons. Eles logo desistiram de seus empregos (Dave Dee era policial) para viver da música. Além de se apresentar no Reino Unido, eles tocaram ocasionalmente em Hamburgo (Star-Club, Top Ten Club) e em Colônia (Storyville).

Antes de deixar a força policial de Wiltshire, o vocalista Dave Dee compareceu ao local do acidente automobilístico em que o rock and roll americano Eddie Cochran foi morto e Gene Vincent ficou ferido em abril de 1960.

No verão de 1964, os compositores britânicos Ken Howard e Alan Blaikley ficaram interessados em gravá-los. A banda se montou em estúdio para fazer gravações com Joe Meek. Essas sessões de gravação não conseguiram decolar. Dave Dee afirmou que Meek "tinha técnicas de gravação muito estranhas. Ele queria que tocássemos a música na metade da velocidade e então ele iria acelerar e colocar todos esses pequenos truques nela. Dissemos que não poderíamos fazer dessa maneira. Ele explodiu, jogou café em todo o estúdio e foi até seu quarto. Seu assistente [Patrick Pink] entrou e disse: 'O Sr. Meek não gravará mais nada hoje'. Foi isso. Carregamos todo o nosso equipamento e voltamos para casa". O grupo acabou ganhando um contrato de gravação com a Fontana Records.

Ken Howard disse que: "Mudamos seus nomes para Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, porque eram seus apelidos reais e porque queríamos enfatizar suas personalidades muito distintas em um clima que considerava as bandas como coletivos". O nome distinto, juntamente com canções bem produzidas e cativantes de Howard e Blaikley, rapidamente cativaram a imaginação do público do Reino Unido e os seus discos começaram a vender em abundância. O grupo fez uma estranha turnê pela Austrália e Nova Zelândia, onde também obteve algum sucesso marcante nas paradas.

A banda também alcançou o primeiro lugar no UK Singles Chart em 1968 com "The legend of Xanadu". Os números de vendas combinados ultrapassaram um milhão de cópias. Seus outros dez maiores sucessos no Reino Unido incluíram "Hideaway", "Hold tight", "Bend it", "Save me", "Okay", "Zabadak" e "Last night in Soho".

"Bend it" foi um grande sucesso na Europa, incluindo o número um na Alemanha. Para obter o som bouzouki na gravação, foi utilizado um bandolim eletrificado. A música foi inspirada na música da trilha sonora do filme "Zorba, o grego". As vendas combinadas no Reino Unido e na Europa foram superiores a um milhão. No entanto, em outubro de 1966, a revista musical britânica NME comentou que dezenas de estações de rádio norte-americanas haviam proibido o disco, porque as letras eram consideradas muito sugestivas. O grupo respondeu gravando uma nova versão em Londres com um conjunto diferente de palavras, que foi lançada rapidamente nos Estados Unidos, já que o single original foi retirado da venda. "Bend it" foi mais tarde usado em um episódio da sitcom de animação americana Futurama intitulado "Os mutantes são revoltantes". "Hold tight" foi usado no filme de 2007 de Quentin Tarantino "Death proof".

A banda vendeu muito em outros lugares, especialmente nos países da Comunidade Britânica. Na Nova Zelândia, o grupo teve três sucessos em primeiro lugar e outras sete músicas alcançaram o Top Ten. Na Austrália, alcançou o Top Ten com "Hold tight", "Bend it", "Zabadak" e "The legend of Xanadu". No Canadá, a banda marcou dois sucessos entre os dez primeiros com "Zabadak", que alcançou o primeiro lugar, e "The legend of Xanadu", e atingiu o top trinta com "Break out" - uma música que só foi lançada na América do Norte.

Nos Estados Unidos, o grupo não conseguiu se destacar nacionalmente, embora tenha tido sucessos regionais, especialmente em cidades do nordeste, como Cleveland, Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany e Boston, onde "Bend it" e "Hold tight" ganharam considerável repercussão nas rádios e alcançaram sucesso em os dez primeiros nas estações de rádio locais. "Zabadak" ganhou extensa exibição nas rádios dos EUA durante o inverno de 1967-68, subindo para o Top Ten em vários dos principais mercados dos EUA, incluindo Los Angeles, mas apesar de bolsões de exposição no rádio, a banda nunca ganhou airplay em massa na América; "Zabadak" foi o único single da banda nas paradas nacionais da Billboard Hot 100, onde alcançou a posição 52. Isso é, pelo menos parcialmente, resultado de ambas as gravadoras da banda nos EUA, Fontana e Imperial Records, não terem conseguido garantir-lhes uma turnê pelos EUA. ou aparições na TV. Fontana fez apenas duas aparições em programas nacionais de TV dos EUA. Estes foram em julho de 1966 ("Hold tight" em "Where the action is") e Piccadilly Palace em 26 de agosto de 1967 (apresentando seu então atual single "Okay"). Imperial não marcou nenhum.

Em setembro de 1969, Dave Dee deixou o grupo para uma carreira solo de curta duração. A NME informou no mês anterior que Dave Dee interpretaria o líder de uma gangue de motociclistas no próximo filme de Marty Feldman, "Every home should have one". O resto da banda, renomeada como (D,B,M + T), continuou lançando discos até se separar em 1973.

Em 1973, Ian Amey e John Dymond formaram uma banda com Peter Mason, Bob Taylor e Charles O'Brien chamada Mason. Em 1974, a formação original se reuniu para um single, "She's my lady", com produção de Dave Dee e Peter Mason. Ian Amey e John Dymond continuaram se apresentando com Trevor Ward-Davies e Pete Lucas em uma banda chamada Tracker. Em 1976, após a separação da Tracker. Ian Amey reuniu Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich com a formação da Tracker. Agora Beaky tocava bateria e Pete, sob o nome de Mick, tocava guitarra.

Em 1979, Dave Dee produziu, mas não tocou, o single da banda, "You've got me on the run", que apresentava Beaky nos vocais principais. Em 1980 ou 1982, Dave Dee voltou à banda, embora não de forma consistente. Às vezes aparecendo em metade de um show, mas não em todo um. Pete Lucas saiu e foi substituído pelo cantor John Hatchman. Embora inicialmente fosse vocalista da banda, Hatchman finalmente começou a tocar bateria e Beaky voltou para a guitarra. O grupo continuou a gravar discos, geralmente com Dave Dee, embora nem sempre, como no caso do single de 1986, "Matthew and son". Nesse ínterim, Dave Dee tornou-se produtor musical da Magnet Records. Em 1987, a banda mudou-se para Marbella, Espanha, exceto Dave Dee, praticamente retirando-o da banda.

Em 1989, a banda voltou para a Inglaterra, mas sem John Dymond, que queria ficar para trás. Paul Bennett o substituiu. Alguns anos depois, Tony Carpenter substituiu Bennett. Na década de 1990, a banda voltou a se apresentar, desta vez com Dave Dee. Dave Dee foi um J.P. - um Juiz de Paz é um oficial de justiça de um tribunal inferior ou puisne, eleito ou nomeado por meio de uma comissão (cartas patentes) para manter a paz - em Cheshire até se aposentar do banco em 2008 devido a problemas de saúde. Ele continuou a se apresentar com sua banda quase até sua morte, em 9 de janeiro de 2009. Ele sofria de câncer de próstata desde o início de 2001.

Em julho de 2005, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich se apresentou no Merryhill Music Festival no clube naturista Merryhill Leisure em Norfolk, Inglaterra.

Em 2013, John Dymond (o Beaky original) voltou para a banda. Em 2014, Tich aposentou-se após 50 anos.

Com Ray Frost como o novo "Tich", a banda, ainda incluindo dois membros originais, prometeu continuar. No entanto, Trevor Ward-Davies (Dozy) morreu em 13 de janeiro de 2015, aos 70 anos, após uma curta doença. Ele deixou sua esposa, Yvonne.

O filme de 2021 "Last night in Soho", dirigido por Edgar Wright, traz o hit de 1968 da banda de mesmo nome.

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Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich was an English rock band active during the 1960s. Formed in Salisbury in 1964, the band consisted of David John Harman (Dave Dee), Trevor Leonard Ward-Davies (Dozy), John Dymond (Beaky), Michael Wilson (Mick) and Ian Frederick Stephen Amey (Tich). Its novel name, zany stage act and lurid dress sense helped propel them to chart success with a string of hit singles penned by songwriters Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley including "Hold tight", "Bend it" and "Zabadak". Over the course of the band's career, it played several different genres, including freakbeat, mod and pop. Two of its single releases sold in excess of one million copies each, and the band reached number one in the UK Singles Chart with the second, "The legend of Xanadu". Unlike many other British bands of the 1960s who was associated with the British invasion of the United States, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich had limited commercial US success. Since its original break-up in 1973, the band have reunited in various formations and a lineup featuring Dymond continues to perform today as Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich.

HISTORY

Five friends from Wiltshire, David John Harman (Dave Dee), Trevor Leonard Ward-Davies (Dozy), John Dymond (Beaky), Michael Wilson (Mick) and Ian Frederick Stephen Amey (Tich), formed a group in 1961, originally called Dave Dee and The Bostons. They soon gave up their jobs (Dave Dee was a policeman) to make their living from music. Apart from performing in the UK, they occasionally played in Hamburg (Star-Club, Top Ten Club) and in Cologne (Storyville).

Before leaving the Wiltshire police force, vocalist Dave Dee attended the scene of the motoring accident in which the American rock and roller Eddie Cochran was killed and Gene Vincent was injured in April 1960.

In summer 1964, the British songwriters Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley became interested in recording them. The band was set up in the studio to make recordings with Joe Meek. These recording sessions failed to get off the ground. Dave Dee stated that Meek "had very strange recording techniques. He wanted us to play the song at half speed and then he would speed it up and put all these little tricks on it. We said we couldn't do it that way. He exploded, threw coffee all over the studio and stormed up to his room. His assistant [Patrick Pink] came in and said, 'Mr Meek will not be doing any more recording today'. That was it. We lugged all our gear out and went back home". The group eventually gained a recording contract with Fontana Records.

Ken Howard said that: "We changed their name to Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich, because they were their actual nicknames and because we wanted to stress their very distinct personalities in a climate which regarded bands as collectives". The distinctive name, coupled with well produced and catchy songs by Howard and Blaikley, quickly caught the UK public's imagination and its records started to sell in abundance. The group made the odd tour 'down under' to Australia and New Zealand, where they had also experienced some marked chart success.

The band also scored a number one hit in the UK Singles Chart in 1968 with "The legend of Xanadu". The combined sales figures were in excess of one million copies. Its other top-ten UK hits included "Hideaway", "Hold tight", "Bend it", "Save me", "Okay", "Zabadak" and "Last night in Soho".

"Bend it" was a big hit in Europe, including number one in Germany. To obtain a bouzouki sound on the recording, an electrified mandolin was used. The song was inspired by music from the film sound track of "Zorba the Greek". The combined UK and European sales were over one million. However, in October 1966, the British music magazine NME commented that dozens of US radio stations had banned the record, because the lyrics were considered too suggestive. The group responded by recording a new version in London with a different set of words, which was rush-released in the US, as the original single was withdrawn from sale. "Bend it" was later used in an episode of the American animated sitcom Futurama entitled "The mutants are revolting". "Hold tight" was used in Quentin Tarantino's 2007 film "Death proof".

The band was big sellers elsewhere, particularly in British Commonwealth countries. In New Zealand, the group had three number one hits, and seven other songs reached the Top Ten. In Australia, it reached the Top Ten with "Hold tight", "Bend it", "Zabadak" and "The legend of Xanadu". In Canada, the band scored two top-ten hits with "Zabadak", which reached number one, and "The legend of Xanadu", and hit the top thirty with "Break out" - a song that was only released in North America.

In the US, the group failed to break out nationally, although it had regional successes, particularly in northeastern cities such as Cleveland, Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany and Boston where both "Bend it" and "Hold tight" gained considerable airplay and charted in the Top Ten on local radio stations. "Zabadak" gained extensive US airplay during the winter of 1967–68, climbing to the Top Ten in several major US markets including Los Angeles, but despite pockets of radio exposure, the band never gained mass airplay in America; "Zabadak" was the band's only single to chart in the national Billboard Hot 100, where it peaked at number 52. This is at least partially a result of both the band's US labels, Fontana and Imperial Records, failing to secure them a US tour or TV appearances. Fontana set up just two appearances on national US TV programs. These were in July 1966 ("Hold tight" on "Where the action is") and Piccadilly Palace on 26 August 1967 (performing its then-current single "Okay"). Imperial scored none.

In September 1969, Dave Dee left the group for a short-lived solo career. NME reported the previous month that Dave Dee was to play a motorbike gang leader in the forthcoming Marty Feldman film "Every home should have one". The rest of the band, re-billed as (D,B,M + T), continued releasing records until they broke up in 1973.

In 1973, Ian Amey and John Dymond formed a band with Peter Mason, Bob Taylor, and Charles O'Brien called Mason. In 1974, the original line-up reunited for a single, "She's my lady", with Dave Dee and Peter Mason producing. Ian Amey and John Dymond continued performing with Trevor Ward-Davies and Pete Lucas in a band called, Tracker. In 1976, after Tracker broke up. Ian Amey reunited Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich with the line-up of Tracker. Now Beaky was drumming and Pete, under the name Mick, played guitar.

In 1979, Dave Dee produced, but didn't perform on, the band's single, "You've got me on the run", which featured Beaky on lead vocals. In 1980 or 1982, Dave Dee rejoined the band, though not consistently. Sometimes appearing for half of a show, but not all of one. Pete Lucas left and was replaced by singer, John Hatchman. While initially a singer in the band, Hatchman eventually began playing drums and Beaky returned to guitar. The group continued to make records, usually with Dave Dee, though not always, such as in the case of the 1986 single, "Matthew and son". In the meantime, Dave Dee had become a record producer with Magnet Records. In 1987, the band moved to Marbella, Spain, except for Dave Dee, practically removing him from the band.

In 1989, the band moved back to England, though without John Dymond, who wanted to stay behind. Paul Bennett replaced him. A few years later, Tony Carpenter replaced Bennett. In the 1990s, the band started performing once more, this time with Dave Dee. Dave Dee was a J.P. - a Justice of the Peace is a judicial officer of a lower or puisne court, elected or appointed by means of a commission (letters patent) to keep the peace - in Cheshire until he retired from the bench in 2008 due to his failing health. He continued to perform with his band almost up until his death on 9 January 2009. He had been suffering from prostate cancer since early 2001.

In July 2005, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich performed at the Merryhill Music Festival at the Merryhill Leisure naturist club in Norfolk, England.

In 2013, John Dymond (the original Beaky) returned to the band. In 2014, Tich retired after 50 years.

With Ray Frost as the new "Tich", the band, still including two original members, pledged to continue. However Trevor Ward-Davies (Dozy) died on 13 January 2015, aged 70, after a short illness. He is survived by his wife, Yvonne.

The 2021 film "Last night in Soho", directed by Edgar Wright, features the band's 1968 hit of the same name.

Membros

Membros atuais

Dozy II (nascido Paul Cornwell) - baixo (2015-presente)

Beaky I (nascido John Dymond) - guitarra base

(1964-1973, 1974, 1980-1989, 2013-presente), bateria

(1976-1980), vocal (1969-1973, 1976-1989, 2013-presente)

Mick III (nascido John Hatchman) - bateria

(1980-presente), vocal (1982-presente)

Tich III (nascido Chris Moores) -

guitarra solo (2020-presente)

Membros antigos

Dave Dee (nascido David John Harman, falecido em

2009) - vocal principal (1964-1969, 1974, 1982-1987, 1990-2009)

Dozy I (nascido Trevor Leonard Ward-Davies, falecido

em 2015) - baixo (1964-1973, 1974, 1976-2015), vocal (1969-1973)

Beaky II (nascido Paul Bennett) - guitarra base (1989-1993)

Beaky III (nascido Tony Carpenter) - guitarra base (1993-2013)

Mick I (nascido Michael Wilson) - bateria (1964-1973, 1974)

Mick II (nascido Pete Lucas) - guitarra base, vocal (1976-1982)

Tich I (nascido Ian Frederick Stephen Amey) - guitarra solo

(1964-1973, 1974, 1976-2014), vocal (1969-1973)

Tich II (nascido Jolyon Dixon) -

guitarra solo (2014-2020)

ALBUMS

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky,

Mick & Tich (1966)

[2003, Repertoire Records]

(FLAC: 44 kHz/16 bit)

01. DDD-BMT

02. We've got a good

thing going now

03. Here's a heart

04. Something I

gotta tell you

05. All I want to do

06. Frustration

07. Hold tight!

08. Hard to love you

09. Nose for trouble

10. No more love

11. After tonight

12. No time

13. Double agent

14. Is it love? (bonus)

15. All I want (single

version, bonus)

16. It seems a

pity (bonus)

17. You make it move

(single version, bonus)

18. I can't stop (bonus)

19. You know what

I want (bonus)

20. Hideaway (single

version, bonus)

21. Bend it! (single

version, bonus)

22. She's so good

(single version, bonus)

23. Loos of England

(EP version, bonus)

24. Over and over

again (bonus)

25. Bend it! (US

version, bonus)

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full artworks: enjoy!

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If music be the

food of love (1967)

[2003, Repertoire Records]

(FLAC: 44 kHz/16 bit)

01. Bang!

02. I'm on the up

03. Hideaway

04. Shame

05. Hands off

06. Loos

of England

07. Help me

08. Master

Lewellyn

09. You make

it move

10. All I want

11. Hair on

my chinny-

chinn-chinn

(Huff 'n' puff)

12. Bend it!

13. She's so

good (bonus)

14. Save me (bonus)

15. Touch me,

touch me (bonus)

16. Marina (bonus)

17. Okay! (bonus)

18. He's a raver (bonus)

19. Save me (mono single

version, bonus)

20. Shame (mono

single version, bonus)

21. Touch me, touch me

(mono single version, bonus)

22. Marina (mono single

version, bonus)

23. Okay! (mono

single version, bonus)

24. He's a raver (mono

single version, bonus)

25. Zabadak! (mono

single version, bonus)

26. The sun goes down

(mono single

version, bonus)

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If no-one sang (1968)

[2003, Repertoire Records]

(FLAC: 44 kHz/16 bit)

01. If no-

one sang

02. Where

from, where to

03. I've got a feeling

04. In a matter

of a moment

05. Mrs. Thursday

06. Zabadak!

07. Mama, mama

08. If I were

a carpenter

09. The legend

of Xanadu

10. Look at me

11. The tide

is turning

12. Breakout

13. Time

to take off

14. If no-one

sang (bonus)

15. I'll love

you (bonus)

16. Things go

better (bonus)

17. Please (bonus)

18. Last night

in Soho (bonus)

19. The wreck of

the Antoinette

(bonus)

20. Still life

21. Charlie Farns,

Barns has won

the pools (bonus)

22. Castle far (bonus)

23. Zabadak! (Italian

version, special bonus)

24. Follemente vivo

('Save me', Italian

version, special

bonus)

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Together (1969)

[2006, Repertoire Records]

(FLAC: 44 kHz/16 bit)

01. Below the belt

02. Love is a drum

03. First time loving

04. Bora Bora

05. Don Juan

06. Snake in

the grass

07. P. Teaser

08. Run Colorado

09. Margaretha Lidman

10. Mountains of the moon

11. She's my lady (bonus)

12. Babeigh (bonus)

13. Do wah

diddy... (bonus)

14. Waiting (bonus)

15. Staying with

it (bonus)

16. Sure

thing (bonus)

17. I'm going back

(special bonus)

18. Selppin (special

bonus)

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Fresh ear (1970)

[1970, Philips Records]

(FLAC: 96 kHz/24 bit)

01. Mr. President

02. Too much

03. She was

a raver

04. Mystery

rider

05. World

06. Rain

07. Soukie

08. Leader of a

rock and roll band

09. Buttercup Joe

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Fresh ear (1970)

[2006, Repertoire Records]

(FLAC: 44 kHz/16 bit)

01. Mr. President

02. Too much

03. She was

a raver

04. Mystery

rider

05. World

06. Rain

07. Soukie

08. Leader of a

rock and roll band

09. Buttercup Joe

10. Tonight today

(single a-side, bonus)

11. Bad news (single

b-side, bonus)

12. Frisco Annie

(single b-side, bonus)

13. Festival (single

a-side, bonus)

14. I want to be there

(single a-side, bonus)

15. For the use of your son

(single b-side, bonus)

16. They won't sing my song

(single a-side, bonus)

17. Sarah (features

on 'Boxed', bonus)

18. You've got me on the

run (single a-side, bonus)

19. Rock and roll

(single b-side, bonus)

20. In the coven (single

a-side, bonus)

21. I can't stop wanting

you (single b-side, bonus)

22. Matthew and son 

(single a-side, bonus)

23. Matthew and son

(instrumental version,

single b-side, bonus)

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COLLECTION

Boxed (1999)

[1999, BR Music]

(FLAC: 44 kHz/16 bit)

CD 01

01. No time

02. Is it love?

03. All I want

04. It seems a pity

05. You make it move

06. I can't stop

07. Hold tight!

08. You know

what I want

09. Hideaway

10. DDDBM & T

11. We've got a

good thing goin

12. Here's a heart

13. Something I

gotta tell you

14. All I want

15. Frustration

16. Hard to love you

17. Nose for trouble

18. No more love

19. After tonight

20. Double agent

21. Bend it!

22. She's

so good

23. Bang!

24. I'm on

the up

25. Shame

26. Hands off

27. Loos of

England

28. Help me

29. Master

Llewellyn

30. Hair on

my chinny-

chin-chin

CD 02

01. Save me

02. Touch me,

touch me

03. Marina

04. Over and

over again

05. Okay

06. He's a raver

07. Zabadak!

08. The sun

goes down

09. The legend

of Xanadu

10. Please

11. If no-one sang/

Where from, where to

12. I've got a feeling

13. In a matter

of a moment

14. Mrs. Thursday

15. Mama, mama

16. If I were

a carpenter

17. Look at me

18. The tide

is turning

19. Breakout

20. Time to take off/

If no-one sang

21. Charlie Farns,

Barns has won

the pools

22. Castle far

23. Last night in Soho

24. The wreck of

the Antoinette

25. Still life

CD 03

01. Don Juan

02. Margareta Lidman

03. Snake in the grass

04. Bora Bora

05. Below the belt

06. Love is a drum

07. First time

loving

08. P. Teaser

09. Run Colorado

10. Mountains

of the moon

11. Tonight today

12. Bad news

13. My woman's man

14. Gotta make

you part of me

15. Annabella

16. Kelly

17. Mr. President

18. Frisco Annie

19. Too much

20. She was a raver

21. Mystery rider

CD 04

01. World

02. Rain

03. Soukie

04. Leader of a

rock 'n' roll band

05. Buttercup Joe

06. Everything

about her

07. If I believed

in tomorrow

08. Festival

09. Wedding

bells

10. Sweden

11. I want

to be there

12. For the use

of your son

13. Hold on

14. Mary morning,

Mary evening

15. Swingy

16. Don't you ever

change your mind

17. They won't

sing my song

18. Sarah

19. Goodnight ma

20. Stars

21. She's

my lady

22. You've got

me on the run

23. Staying with it

24. Matthew

and son

Mp3 320kbps and

full artworks: enjoy!

FLAC files + full

artworks: enjoy!

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky,

Mick & Tich [MP3]: enjoy!

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick

& Tich [FLAC]: enjoy!

DDDBM & T - Here's a heart - 1966

DDDBM & T - The legend of Xanadu - 1968

DDDBM & T - Last night in Soho - 1968

D,B,M+T - Bad news - 1970

D,B,M+T - Too much - 1970