
Originally billed as ‘The Reverend Black and the Rocking Vicars’, the Rocking Vickers’ career lasted less than four years, during which time the group released just four singles, the topsides of which were all cover versions. The quartet was formed in Blackpool in 1963 and their repertoire was initially similar to Merseybeat contemporaries. The group’s popularity led to a one-off single on Decca, who issued the Vicker’s version of Neil Sedaka’s ‘I Go Ape’ in 1964.
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Dandy
I Don't Need Your Kind
It's Alright
I Go Ape
Stay By Me
Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart
Stella
Someone Like You
Baby Never Say Goodbye
Say Mama
I Just Stand There
Little Rosy
What's The Matter Jane
Shake Rattle & Roll
Go Ape
Shake, Rattle & Roll
It's All Right
Its Alright
Shake Rattle & Roll (previously Unreleased)
Dandy (Davies)
Say Mama (previously unreleased)
Baby Never Say Goodbye (previously unreleased)
I Just Stand There (Previously Unreleased)
Little Rosy (previously Unreleased)
I Don’t Need Your Kind
What's The Matter Jane (Previously Unreleased)
It’s Alright
I Just Stand There [#]
Baby Never Say Goodbye [#]
What's the Matter Jane [#]
It's Alright (1966)
Little Rosy [#]
Shake, Rattle & Roll [#]
Say Mama [#]
Dandy - 1966 45rpm
Shake, Rattle 'n' Roll
Whats The Matter Jane
Dandy (England 1966)
What's the Matter Jane ?
It's Alright (Lemmy on guitar IMPROVED SOUND) The Who cover 1966
Dandy (The Kinks Cover)
The Rockin' Vickers- I Go Ape
Someone Like This
Zing Went The Strings Of My Heart
I Don't Need Your Kind - 1966 45rpm
Little Rosie
I Just Stand There (previoulsy Unreleased)
I Dont Need Your Kind
I Don t Need Your Kind
I Don't Need Your Kind Of Love
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