The mighty BIG JIM SULLIVAN was by far the most innovative, influential guitarist of the first generation of British Rock & Rollers.
He carved out a big reputation leading Marty Wilde's celebrated Wildcats at the age of only seventeen, and was established as the UK's first-choice session guitarist before he was twenty-one.
This unique compilation presents thirty-three killer sides recorded between 1960-62, on which Jim played lead guitar, either as an ensemble group member or session player.
1 The Big Jim Sullivan Combo - You Don't Know What You've Got
2 The Krew Kats - Trambone
3 Billy Fury - Collette
4 The Tom Cats - Tom Tom Cat
5 Marty Wilde - Tomorrow's Clown
6 The Fabulous Flee-Rakkers - Green Jeans
7 Jimmy Powell - Sugar Babe (Part 2)
8 The Krew Kats - Samovar
9 Eden Kane - I Don't Know Why
10 Jet Harris & Tony Meehan - Diamonds
11 Johnny Kidd & the Pirates - Please Don't Bring Me Down
12 Tony Hatch - Out of This World
13 Michael Cox - Sweet Little Sixteen
14 The Krew Kats - Peak Hour
15 Gerry Temple - No More Tomorrows
16 The Nashville Five - More Like Nashville
17 Marty Wilde - Jezebel
18 The Krew Kats - the Bat
19 Mike Berry & the Outlaws - Tribute to Buddy Holly
20 The Nashville Five - Like Nashville
21 Danny Rivers - Can't You Hear My Heart
22 The Krew Kats - Jack's Good
23 Adam Faith - Lonesome
24 Jet Harris - Besame Mucho
25 Gene Vincent & the Wildcats - Summertime (Live)
26 Big Jim Sullivan - Big Guitar (Live)
27 Shane Fenton & the Fentones - It's All Over Now
28 The Nashville Five - Stand Up and Say That
29 The Allisons - Lessons in Love
30 Johnny Keating - Theme from Z Cars
31 Craig Douglas - Oh Lonesome Me
32 Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated - Gotta Move
33 The Big Jim Sullivan Combo Featuring Jackie Atom - Hot Hiss of Steam
The mighty BIG JIM SULLIVAN was by far the most innovative, influential guitarist of the first generation of British Rock & Rollers.
He carved out a big reputation leading Marty Wilde's celebrated Wildcats at the age of only seventeen, and was established as the UK's first-choice session guitarist before he was twenty-one.
This unique compilation presents thirty-three killer sides recorded between 1960-62, on which Jim played lead guitar, either as an ensemble group member or session player.
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