About Scotty McKay
Max K. Lipscomb was born in Dallas in 1940 and joined up as a rhythm guitarist/pianist in Gene Vincent's Blue Caps in late 1957. Lipscomb was listed as being 20 even though he was already 17. Philly based "teen idol" producer's Bob Crewe and Frank Slay soon recorded him under the stage name Scotty McKay, whom Lipscomb remembers being called at the suggestion of Dick Clark. Scotty McKay released sides on a series of small East Coast labels including Event
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Top Tracks
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Bad Times
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Rollin' Dynamite
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Cry Me A River
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Evenin' Time
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Black Cat
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Midnight Cryin' Time
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black cat ('66)
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Don't Wait
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Let The Good Times Roll
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High On Life
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Cry Me A River [Alt. Take]
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All Around The World
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Midnight Crying Time
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Little Lump Of Sugar
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Sea Cruise
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Roberta
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You're So Square
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i'm gonna love ya
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Evenin' Time (1959)
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Here Comes Batman
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Little Liza Jane
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Olive Learned To Popeye
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Bad Times - Scotty McKay
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The Girl Next Door
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Little Miss Blue
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The Train Kept A-Rollin'
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Rollin’ Dynamite
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Pull Down The Sky
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All Around The World (Savanna 501) Dallas, Tx. 1966
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Li'l Liza Jane
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I've Been Thinkin'
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Evenin´ Time
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All Around The World (Claridge)
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I've Got My Eyes On You
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Rollin' Dynamite / scotty mckay
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The Train Kept A Rollin'
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Train Kept A Rollin'
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Rollin Dynamite
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i've got my eye on you
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Rollin´Dynamite
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Don't Wait - Scotty McKay
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Opening credits
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Little Lump Of Sugar / scotty mckay
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Tokyo Stomp / chuck fayne
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Scotty McKay - Rollin' Dynamite
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Salty Water Man
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Tokyo Stomp
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It's A Funny Thing
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Half a heartache
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Waikiki Beach (1966 US)
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