1970's Teddy Boy band who had quite a few 45s out on major labels and appeared in the film 'That'll be the day' with Ringo Starr and David Essex. All of their recordings are here. They were produced by Phil Bailey (PHAB Productions) and their singer's name was Stompin' Steve Wooltorton. Other members at different times included Dave Taylor and Iain Terry.
| Choo choo ch'boogie (Horton/Darlin/Gabler) Anglo-Pic Music | Go 'way hound dog (Johnson) Blue Ribbon Music |
| Teenage boogie (Pierce/Attaway) Cop. Cont. | Boppin' the blues (Perkins/Griffin) Ridgetop Music |
| Ice cream (Johnson/Moll/King) Lawrence Wright Music | Crossword puzzle (Green) Warner Chappell |
| If I ain't home (Wooltorton) PHAB | Barkin' up the wrong tree (Woody/Simmons) Carlin Music |
| Justine (Harry/Sterry) ATV Music | Maybe that's why I care (Wooltorton) PHAB |
| Ain't got no money (Gren) Edition Boogietunes | Boppin' at the Hardrock (Green/Wooltorton) Cop. Cont. |
| Baby says (Wooltorton) PHAB | Last train to San Fernando (Padmore/De Vere) Cromwell Music |
| Peepin' eyes (Feathers) Carlin Music | Right string baby (Perryman) Carlin Music |