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Formats and Editions
1. Honeycomb
2. Wild Cat
3. Love Bug Crawl
4. Afraid of Love
5. Oh Oh, I'm Falling in Love Again
6. Sing, Boy, Sing
7. Endless Sleep
8. Her Hair Was Yellow
9. My Lucky Love 1
10. Misery's Child 1
11. The Fire of Love 1
12. No-One Knows 1
13. Donna 1
14. Love-A Love-A Love-A 1
15. A Teenager in Love 1
16. Danny 1
17. Sea of Love 1
18. Teenage Tears 1
19. Bad Boy 2
20. It's Been Nice 2
21. Johnny Rocco 2
22. My Heart and I 2
23. The Fight (Stereo) 2
24. Johnny at the Crossroads (Stereo) 2
25. I Wanna Be Loved By You (Stereo) 2
26. Angry 2
27. Little Girl 2
28. Your Seventeenth Spring (Stereo) 2
29. My Baby Is Gone (Stop This World) 3
30. Amapola (Stereo) 3
31. Autumn Leaves (Stereo) 3
32. Rubber Ball 3
33. Like Makin' Love 3
34. When Does It Get to Be Love 3
35. Your Loving Touch 3
36. Jetstream 3
37. Hide and Seek 3
38. Crazy Dreams 3
39. Tomorrow's Clown 4
40. The Hellions 4
41. Come Running 4
42. Ev'ryone 4
43. Jezebel 4
44. Don't Run Away 4
45. Ever Since You Said Goodbye 4
46. Send Me the Pillow You Dream on 4
47. Honestly Sincere 4
48. One Last Kiss 4
49. A Lot of Livin' to Do 5
50. Lonely Avenue 5
51. Brand New Love 5
52. Save Your Love for Me 5
53. Bless My Broken Heart 5
54. When Day Is Done 5
55. I Can't Help the Way That I Feel 5
56. Kiss Me (As Marty Wilde ; the Wildcats) 5
57. My, What a Woman (As Marty Wilde ; the Wildcats) 5
58. Nobody But You (Demo) 5
59. Money (Live TV Performance) 6
60. Since You've Gone (As the Wilde Three) 6
61. Just As Long (As the Wilde Three) 6
62. I Cried (As the Wilde Three) 6
63. Well Who's That (As the Wilde Three) 6
64. Born to Rock and Roll (Live) 6
65. Move It (With Brian Bennett, Hank Marvin ; Bruce Welch) (Live) 6
66. Milk Cow Blues (With Albert Lee ; His Band) (Live) 6
67. The Price of Love (With Kim ; Roxanne Wilde) (Live) 6
68. I Am An Astronaut 6
69. Lullaby (Re-Recording) 7
70. My Babe 7
71. Blue Moon of Kentucky 7
72. A Teenager in Love 7
73. Go Go Go (Move on Down the Line) 7
74. My Happiness 7
75. I Forgot to Remember 7
76. I'm in Love Again 7
77. Fever 7
78. My Baby Left Me 7
79. Trouble 8
80. Instrumental 8
81. Danny 8
82. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You 8
83. Blue Suede Shoes 8
84. High School Confidential 8
85. I Need Your Love Tonight 8
86. I Know Where I'm Going 8
87. Rip It Up 8
88. Donna 8
89. Oh Boy 9
90. Mean Woman Blues 9
91. Caterpillar (As Cold Fly) 9
92. Yesterday Started for Judy (As Cold Fly) 9
93. All Night Girl 9
94. She's a Mover 9
95. I Love You 9
96. In Dreams 9
97. Hard to Find, Easy to Lose 9
98. Sea of Heartbreak 9
99. Don't Wanna Be the One 10
100. One Such As I (Demo) 10
101. The Next Hundred Years 10
102. Feel in the Mood 10
103. Slap Bang 10
104. A Lay-About's Lament 10
105. Wasn't It a Handsome Punch-Up 10
106. Polaris 10
107. Your Kind of Love 10
108. Is It True 10
109. My, What a Woman 11
110. Since You've Gone (As the Wilde Three) 11
111. Just As Long (As the Wilde Three) 11
112. I Just Wanna Dance (As the Wilde Three) 11
113. Harmonica 11
114. The Beginning of the End 11
115. Daddy What'll Happen to Me 11
116. All I Can Say Is Goodbye 11
117. Jesamine 11
118. Elizabeth Dreams 11
119. Through My Telescope 12
120. Rifles and Firewater 12
121. It's So Unreal 12
122. It Didn't Have to Be This Way 12
123. Santa Marie 12
124. Halfway to Where 12
125. Sunny St Louis 12
126. A Place in My Heart 12
127. Shey Shey 12
128. Leaping About 12
129. Jungle Jim 13
130. Try 13
131. I'm a Mover 13
132. It's a Hang Up World (By Marty ; Joyce Wilde)
More Info:
Four CD set. One of the first generation of British rock 'n' roll stars, Marty Wilde celebrates his 80th birthday with this very personal quartet of discs from across a musical career which spans over six decades. During the late 1950s, Marty was one of the biggest UK pop stars, with a string of Top 10 hits for Philips Records, on which he was often backed by The Wildcats. As the '60s dawned, Marty continued to enjoy chart success while evolving his sound away from American rock 'n' roll. In the mid-'60s, he also recorded as folk-pop trio The Wilde Three with wife Joyce (ex-Vernons Girls) and future Moody Blues star Justin Hayward. During the late 1960s, Marty became a hit songwriter for other artists, penning originals for The Casuals ('Jesamine'), Status Quo ('Ice In The Sun') and Lulu ('I'm A Tiger'). While his own career continued apace throughout the 1970s, Marty was also heavily involved with the launch of daughter Kim's career in the early 1980s. In recent years, Marty has fronted one of Britain's most respected rock 'n' roll bands. Marty is a unique celebration of Marty's long and illustrious career. While Discs One and Two are devoted to all of his early A's and B's, Disc Three unveils a hitherto unissued Radio Luxembourg performance from 1959 while Disc Four boasts a whole CD's worth of previously unheard demo recordings handpicked from Marty's own archive. Beautifully presented with remastered sound, detailed sleeve-notes and a booklet awash with images from across the years, Marty perfectly commemorates the musical legacy of one of Britain's most enduring talents who was awarded an MBE for his achievements.
