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| Ian And The Zodiacs: One of Liverpool's top live groups that became as popular in Germany as on Merseyside. In fact their records sold more heavily in Germany than they did in the UK and the group split up during 1967. | ||
| Oriole CB1849 | 1963 | Beechwood 45789/ You Can Think Again |
| Fontana TF548 | 1965 | Just The Little Things/ This Won't Happen To Me |
| Fontana TF708 | 1966 | No Money, No Honey/ Where Were You |
| Fontana TF753 | 1966 | Wade In The Water/ Come On Along, Girl |
| Ian Campbell Folk Group: Scottish flavoured folk group, actually from the Midlands, appearing on some unusual labels. | ||
| Topic STOP102 | 1964 | The Sun Is Burning/ Crow On The Cradle |
| Decca F11802 | 1964 | Marilyn Monroe/ Bells Of Rhymney |
| Transatlantic TRASP2 | 1965 | Kelly From Killane/ Boys Of Wexford |
| Transatlantic TRASP5 | 1965 | The Times They Are A-Changin'/ Across The Hills |
| Transatlantic TRASP6 | 1966 | Come Kiss Me/ The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face |
| Transatlantic TRASP7 | 1966 | Guantanamera/ Mary Anne |
| Transatlantic TRASP10 | 1966 | One Eyed Reilly/ Snow Is Falling |
| Big T BIG103 | 1967 | Lover Let Me In/ Private Harold Harris |
| Iain Campbell: Same man as above with a slight change of name- solo. | ||
| Major Minor MM639 | 1969 | Break My Mind/ Govan Cross Special |
| Impressions: Originally called the Roosters, this Chicago all-male group featured the great Curtis Mayfield. Despite a string of hits in the US throughout the 1960s, they had no luck with the chart in the UK (at least not until 1975). Mayfield, born in Chicago during 1942 was a maestro of Soul Music, and penned a number of the finest examples of the genre. Although recording less in later years Mayfield was a popular live performer until an accident occurred during a concert which left him paralysed from the neck down. | ||
| HMV POP961 | 1961 | Gypsy Woman/ As Long As You Love Me |
| HMV POP1129 | 1963 | I'm The One Who Loves You/ I Need Your Love |
| HMV POP1226 | 1963 | It's Alright/ You'll Want Me Back |
| HMV POP1262 | 1964 | Talkin' About My Baby/ Never Too Much Love |
| HMV POP1295 | 1964 | I'm So Proud/ I Made A Mistake |
| HMV POP1317 | 1964 | Keep On Pushing/ I Love You (Yeah) |
| HMV POP1343 | 1964 | You Must Believe Me/ See The Real Me |
| HMV POP1408 | 1965 | People Get Ready/ I've Been Trying |
| HMV POP1429 | 1965 | Woman's Got Soul/ Get Up And Move |
| HMV POP1446 | 1965 | A Meeting Over Yonder/ I Found That I've Lost |
| HMV POP1472 | 1965 | I Need You/ Never Could You Be |
| HMV POP1492 | 1965 | Amen/ Long Long Winter |
| HMV POP1498 | 1966 | You've Been Cheatin'/ Just One Kiss From You |
| HMV POP1516 | 1966 | Since I Lost The One I Love/ Falling In Love With You |
| HMV POP1526 | 1966 | Too Slow/ No One Else |
| HMV POP1545 | 1966 | Can't I Satisfy/ This Must End |
| HMV POP1581 | 1967 | You Always Hurt Me/ Little Girl |
| Stateside SS2083 | 1968 | We're A Winner/ You've Got Me Running |
| Stateside SS2139 | 1969 | Can't Satisfy/ You've Been Cheatin' |
| Buddah 201021 | 1968 | Fool For You/ I'm Loving Nothing |
| Buddah 201062 | 1969 | Choice Of Colors/ Might Mighty Spade And Whitey |
| Innocents: US West Coast Trio who a little later backed Kathy Young. | ||
| Top Rank JAR508 | 1960 | Honest I Do/ My Baby Hully Gullys |
| Top Rank JAR541 | 1961 | Gee Whiz/ Please Mr Sun |
| Innocents: UK London group who backed Mike Berry. | ||
| Columbia DB7098 | 1963 | Stepping Stones/ Grazina |
| Columbia DB7173 | 1963 | A Fine, Fine Bird/ Spanish Holiday |
| Columbia DB7314 | 1964 | Stick With Me Baby/ Not More Than Everything |
| Intrigues: US | ||
| London HL10293 | 1969 | In A Moment/ Scotchman Rock |
| Irving Davies And The Method Men: UK | ||
| Decca F11456 | 1962 | The Method/ ABC The Method |
| Isabel Bond: Nice 'answer' version of the Percy Sledge hit, though rather too late. | ||
| Major Minor MM565 | 1968 | When A Woman Loves A Man/ Cry |
| Major Minor MM627 | 1969 | Don't Forget About Me/ You'll Never Get The Chance Again |
| Ivan: Really the Cricket's drummer Jerry (Ivan) Alison. He must rate as one of the greatest Rock And Roll drummers of all time, but couldn't sing. Described by Bobby Vee as playing 'lead drums' he appears on the hits of several other artists, for example the Everly Brothers. If the UK public had known who 'Ivan' was at the time this record might have sold rather more copies; it includes Buddy Holly on guitar. | ||
| Coral Q72341 | 1958 | Real Wild Child/ Oh, You Beautiful Doll |
| Ivan D. Juniors: UK group from Burnley who had taken their name from their leader Ivan Dixon. They had a good following in the North of England and even appeared at Liverpool's Cavern. Their bass guitarist was Bernie Calvert who replaced Eric Haydock in The Hollies in 1966. | ||
| {Thanks go to Nigel Smith for the above info.} | ||
| Oriole CB1874 | 1963 | On My Mind/ Catch You If I Can |
| Ivy Three: US, Briefly lived novelty group formed on Long Island during 1959. | ||
| London HLW9178 | 1960 | Yogi/ Was Judy There |
