High quality version: www.youtube.com The Millie Small TV Show on Finnish Television, 1964.. + Informações

Proto-ska. + Informações

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Videoclip Millie Small - My boy lollypop Original by Barbie Gaye. Singer: Millie Small Guitar: Ernest Ranglin Harmonica: Rod Stewart (Rod "the Mod") In 1957 this song was: #1 in UK #2 in USA. + Informações

"Millie Show" YLE TV studios, Helsinki, Finland, December 1964.. + Informações

What am I living for, I´m in love again, Sweet William. In Finnish tv 1964.. + Informações

Track taken from an import cd i have called My Boy Lollipop this is a nice jolly little song. If anyone objects to the music or images in my videos please let me know and i will remove them.. + Informações

Oh Henry. + Informações

Millie Small Wembley 70 www.digitronrecords.com. + Informações

Another one gone on the missing list, so here's the re-post.................. + Informações

Video Clip. Ska. + Informações

Millie (born Millicent Small, 6 October 1946, Clarendon, Jamaica was often known as "Little Millie Small", and in the United States as "Millie Small", and is best known as the singer of the 1964 hit, "My Boy Lollipop". Millie is the daughter of a sugar plantation overseer. In her teens, she and Roy Panton recorded for Coxsone Dodd's Studio One record label as 'Roy and Millie.' They had a minor local hit with "We'll Meet". In late 1963 she went to Forest Hill, London to make her fourth recording, an Ernest Ranglin rearrangement of "My Boy Lollipop", which had seen original release by Barbie Gaye in late 1956. Released in March 1964, Small's cover was a massive hit, reaching number two both in the UK Singles Chart and in the US Billboard Hot 100. It also topped the chart in Australia. Initially it sold over 600000 copies in the United Kingdom. Including singles sales, album usage and compilation inclusions, the song has since sold more than seven million copies worldwide. "My Boy Lollipop" was doubly significant in British pop music history. It was the first major hit for Island Records (although it was actually released via Fontana Records because Chris Blackwell, Island's owner, did not want to overextend the label's then-meagre resources; in the US the record appeared on the Smash Records subsidiary of Mercury Records), and Small was the first artist to have a hit that was recorded in the bluebeat style. (She was billed as 'The Blue Beat Girl' on the single's label in .... + Informações

Millie Small - Bloodshot Eyes (Shindig!, October 14, 1965). + Informações

Millie Small - Time Will Tell (Trojan TBL 108) Great copy of this obscure 1970 album by Millie Small - doesn't turn up much! track list: Melting Pot / My Love and I / Mayfair / Poor Little Walter / Give Me Tomorrow / White Boys / Enoch Power / Goin' To the Circus / Come and Hold Me Tonight / Sunday Morning / I Couldn't Take My Love Away From You / No Good / Time Will Tell ....featuring : symarip as her backing band. + Informações

Fats Domino cover. + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Jamaican teenager Millie Small stunned the music business by reaching number two in the US and number one in the UK with "My Boy Lollipop" in 1964. Born Millicent Small in Clarendon, she was the daughter of an overseer on a sugar plantation (her reported date of birth varies from 1942 to 1948), and she was one of the very few female singers in the early Ska era in Clarendon. She was already recording in her teens for Sir Coxone Dodd's Studio One label with Roy Panton (as Roy & Millie), with a hit behind her in that capacity ("We'll Meet"), when Chris Blackwell discovered her and brought her to England in late 1963. Her fourth recording, "My Boy Lollipop," cut in London by a group of session musicians that included guitarist Ernest Ranglin (and, according to some accounts, Rod Stewart on harmonica) and featuring her childlike, extremely high-pitched vocals, was the first (and indeed, one of the few) international ska hits. It remains one of the biggest-selling reggae or ska discs of all time with more than seven million sales. Millie, who was known as "the Blue Beat Girl" on her album, was perceived as a one-shot novelty artist from the start because of her unusual, almost screeching vocals (which actually owed a lot to Shirley Goodman of the '50s New Orleans R&B duo Shirley & Lee .... + Informações

Jimmy Cliff produced Trojan Single. You can hear him singing very slightly in it.. + Informações

Jackie Edwards & MillieTracks: 1 We'll Meet 2 You're the only one 3 Oh merna 4 Marie 5 The Vow 6 My desire 7 That's how strong my love is 8 My street 9 Mixed Up, Fickle, Lonely, Self-Centred, Spoiled Kind of Boy 10 Ooh Ooh 11 You better forget 12 Three nights a week 13 I' ve been around 14 Honey hush 15 Bonus Track. + Informações

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Millie Small - My Boy Lollipop (Shindig!, October 14, 1965). + Informações

Millie Small.sings Sweet William..there's a spanish cover (Dulce Guillermo)..enjoy oldies..!!!. + Informações

Meet Gabriel, Jamaica's next Millie Small?. + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Jamaican teenager Millie Small stunned the music business by reaching number two in the US and number one in the UK with "My Boy Lollipop" in 1964. Born Millicent Small in Clarendon, she was the daughter of an overseer on a sugar plantation (her reported date of birth varies from 1942 to 1948), and she was one of the very few female singers in the early Ska era in Clarendon. She was already recording in her teens for Sir Coxone Dodd's Studio One label with Roy Panton (as Roy & Millie), with a hit behind her in that capacity ("We'll Meet"), when Chris Blackwell discovered her and brought her to England in late 1963. Her fourth recording, "My Boy Lollipop," cut in London by a group of session musicians that included guitarist Ernest Ranglin (and, according to some accounts, Rod Stewart on harmonica) and featuring her childlike, extremely high-pitched vocals, was the first (and indeed, one of the few) international ska hits. It remains one of the biggest-selling reggae or ska discs of all time with more than seven million sales. Millie, who was known as "the Blue Beat Girl" on her album, was perceived as a one-shot novelty artist from the start because of her unusual, almost screeching vocals (which actually owed a lot to Shirley Goodman of the '50s New Orleans R&B duo Shirley & Lee .... + Informações