Delltones-Walk Like A Man

Australia knew that it loved the Delltones in 1958/9, when the four
young lifesavers appeared gawky, gangly and hopeful at the Bronte
Surf Club, then in Australian stadium 'Big Shows' with mentor Johnny
O'Keefe,on pioneering radio show Rockville Junction and television shows Six
O'Clock Rock and Bandstand , and finally on record with their debut
top twenty hit, the doo wop standard Gee.
It wasn't destined to be quite that momentary. Signed to Lee Gordon's
record company they were regularly on the charts into 1961 when they
were snapped up briefly by the Coronet and EMI labels, storming into
the top five with You're The Limit. Back on Leedon in 1962 they began a
run a of slickly produced country-pop hits which made them a household
name, with Get A Little Dirt On Your Hands and Leiber & Stoller's Come A
Little Bit Closer both making the top three. They survived the tragic
car accident death of lead vocalist Noel Weiderberg and, by the end
of 1963, as surf sounds began to dominate pop, they reinvestigated their
Bronte Surf Club origins and transformed themselves into the nation's
premier surfsound act, topping charts with Hangin' Five




01 Gee.mp3
02 Why.mp3
03 Every Little Thing That I Do.mp3
04 Tonight.mp3
05 Tell Me That You Care.mp3
06 Yes Indeed.mp3
07 Land Of Beauty.mp3
08 White Cliffs Of Dover.mp3
09 Get A Little Dirt On Your Hands.mp3
10 A Happy Pair.mp3
11 Come A Little Bit Closer.mp3
12 Joanie.mp3
13 Sitting In The Moonlight.mp3
14 Mary Anne.mp3
15 Hangin' Five.mp3
16 Surf City.mp3
17 Out The Back.mp3
18 That's How Many Tears.mp3
19 Walkin' Along.mp3
20 Paper Doll.mp3
21 Hey Girl Don't Bother Me.mp3
22 The Wonder Of You.mp3
23 Lonely Boy.mp3
24 Walk.mp3
25 Tonight We Love.mp3
26 Don't You Care.mp3
27 Rock 'n' Roll Will Stand.mp3
28 Billy's Rock & Roll.mp3
29 Rag Doll.mp3
30 Walk Like A Man.mp3
31 Cottonfields.mp3
32 Surfin' Hootenanny.mp3

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