Billy Fury The Sound of Fury UK 1962 10" LP Decca Recs
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Billy Fury The Sound of Fury UK 1962 10” LP Decca Records Catalogue Number LF 1329, The High point of British Rock and Roll, 10 expertly crafted songs(all written by Fury either in his own name or as Wilbur Wilberforce) backed by the Four Jays including the Red Hot Guitar of Joe Brown, The Sound of Fury was the best rock & roll album to come out of UK’s first music boom of the late '50s, and it was a singular achievement for its artist, Billy Fury, who wrote every song on the 10" LP. A singer of extraordinary power and sensitivity, the Liverpool-born Fury was the closest thing to Elvis Presley that England produced. The record was a miraculous piece of rock & roll, ten hard-rocking songs that could've passed for Memphis originals. "My Advice," "Turn My Back On You," "Don't Say It's Over," "Since You've Been Gone," and "It's You I Need" could stand next to the best work that Elvis cut between 1955 and 1957, running that gamut from hot rockabilly blow-outs to hard white blues. Sleeve EX-- Record EX-, P&P at cost depending on buyers requirements
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