
David Bowie's second single release was under this name in 1965 (the first being Davie Jones with The King Bees in 1964) before he began recording as Davy Jones later that year. The Manish Boys originally started in 1962 as Band Seven, in Maidstone, Kent. After several personnel changes, they ended up as a six-piece group, and changed their music from pop covers to R'n'B. This lead to a new name, inspired by Muddy Waters' "Manish Boy". John Watson (bass
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I Pity The Fool
Take My Tip
Take My Tip (2007 Digital Remaster)
Take My Tip - 2007 Remaster
I Pity The Fool (Single)
Take My Tip (B-Side Of "I Pity The Fool")
Take My Tip - 2007 Remastered Version
I Pity the Fool [3-65]
Take My Tip [3-65]
Take My Tip - 2007 Digital Remaster
That's Where My Heart Is
I Want My Baby Back
As The Years Go Passing By
Bars Of The County Jail
Take My Trip
Take My Tip (2007 Remastered Version)
Take My Tip (Alternate Version)
I Pity The Fool (Alternate Version)
Take My Tip (Alternate Vocal)
Take My Tip (2007 Remaster)
baby loves that way
Searchin' Blues
2. I pity the fool / Take my tip
A Fool No More
I Pity The Fool / Take My Tip
I hate love
You've Got a Habit Of Leaving
Pista 4
I Pity The Fool (Alternate Vocal)
The Manish Boys, “Take My Tip”
GOIN CRAZY OVER
I Pity The Fool (Mono)
Take My Tip (Mono)
I Pity The Fool [A-Side, March 1965]
Pista 3
Take My Tip [B-Side, March 1965]
I Pity The Fool [Bobby Bland Cover]
Liza Jane
In my bones
Can't Help Thinking About Me
Take My Tip (1965)
youve got a habit
I Pity the Fool (Original Version)
Take the tip
2 - take my tip
3 - that's where my heart is
4 - i want my baby back
5 - bars of the county jail
Youve Got A Habit Of Leaving
Another blues (feat. jeremy naud)
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