
A singer whose career was managed by the Ivy League members John Carter and Ken Lewis, Val McKenna was one of the better white female pop soul-style singers to come out of early- to mid-'60s England. Apart from a convincing delivery on numbers like "Mixed Up" and Shook Up Girl. She also benefited from the presence of Jimmy Page on lead guitar on her records, which also included "Baby Do It" and "Now That You've Made Up Your Mind," the latter her own composition and very good indeed. by Bruce Eder
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I Can't Believe What You Say
Baby Do It
House For Sale
I'll Be Satisfied
Now That You've Made Up Your Mind
Don't Hesitate
Love Feeling
You've Gotta Tell Me
(Your Mama Said) Roll On
It's All in My Imagination
Mixed Up Shook Up Girl
Mixed-Up, Shook-Up Girl
Mixed-Up Shook-Up Girl
Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl
House for Sale [1969]
Sweet Sweet Lovin'
I'll Be Satisfied [1968]
Now That You've Made Up Your M
Hey Girl (No Need to Push)
Now That You Have Made Up Your Mind
Mixed Up, Shook-Up Girl
Mixed Up<Shook Up Girl
I Believe in Love
Mixed Up Shook Up Doll
Dont hesitate
Mixed Up, Shook-Up
You've Gotta Tell Me [1966]
Mixed Up Shook Up Doll - Val McKenna
Something's Coming Along
(Your Mama Said) Roll On [1967]
Mixed Up Shook Up Girls
mixed up shock up doll
I Can't Believe
Don't Hesitate (Tynemouth [Northumberland] - Piccadilly 7N 35286 - 1966)
Mixed-Up, Shook-Up Girl (1965)
I Can’t Believe What You Say
You've Got To Tell Me
Dreams
Baby Do It (1965 UK)
All In My Imagination
Can't Believe What You Say
(Your Mamma Said) Roll On
You've Gotta Tell Me (unissued)
(Your Mama Said) Roll On (unissued)
Mixed-Up, Shook-Up Girl [Patty and the Emblems cover] [1965]
I'll Be Satistfied
Mixed-Up, Shook Up Girl
I Can't Belive Wan't You Say
Val McKenna, “I’ll Be Satisfied”
I Can't Believe What You Say 1965 WONDERFULL RADIO LONDON 266
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