Elvis Where Are You? Exclusive single CD single featuring Billie Davis & Iain Terry
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Limited Edition CD Single, recorded in commemoration of 40 years since the death of 'The King', Elvis
Orders will be posted out on the release date which is 17th August 2017
Features tracks
Elvis Where are you?
​Mess of the Blues

Tell Him- Billie Davis: The Decca Years                                                                                                                           
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Label: Spectrum Music (2) ‎– 981 817-1, 
​Universal ‎– 981 817-1, Decca ‎– 981 817-1
Format: CD, Compilation 
Country: UK
Released: ​2005
​Track List
1. I Want You To Be My Baby
2. Nobody's Home To Go Home To
3. Wasn't It You
4. I'm In Love With You
5. There Must Be A Reason
6. Living In The Past
7. Love To Love 
8. Darling Be Home Soon
9. Billy Sunshine
10. Make The Feeling Go Away
​11. Suffer 
12. I'll Come Home 
13. Love 
14. I Can Remember 
15. Angel Of The Morning 
​16. It's Over  
17. Tell Him 
18. I'm Thankful 
19. He's The One 
20. V.I.P.​
Notes:

This is a superb collection comprised of Billie Davis' singles for England's Decca Records, most of them dating between 1967 and 1970 (with four tracks from her 1963 stint with the label), and augmented with a handful of tracks from her self-titled 1970 album. It's all superb girl group-style pop, with a distinctly American, soulful edge and even an occasional psychedelic intrusion, highlighted by her spirited rendition of "I Want You to Be My Baby" and her impassioned version of "Wasn't It You," among other tracks. There's not a loser in the bunch and, in fact, the songs all show an amazing consistency despite origins as different as Joe Cocker, Carole King, Ian Anderson (yes, she covered "Living in the Past"), and Neil Diamond. Strangely enough, the appending of the four early Decca sides at the end of the CD is sort of jarring, throwing listeners back to an earlier (though still eminently enjoyable) era of British pop/rock. The sound is excellent throughout and the CD comes with an excellent career overview on Davis.


AllMusic Review by Bruce Eder

Whatcha Gonna Do? Singles, Rarities & Unreleased 1963-1966                             
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Label: RPM Records (2) ‎– RPM 326
Format: CD, Compilation 
Country: UK
Released: 02 Apr 2007
Track Listing
1. Intro
​2. Sweet Nothin's
3. Will You Love Me Tomorrow
4. Tell Him
5. It's So Funny I Could Cry
6. You Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry
7. Bedtime Stories
8. You And I
9. That Boy John
10. Say Nothin' Don't Tell
11. School Is Over
12. Give Me Love
13. Whatcha Gonna Do
14. Everybody Knows
15. The Last One To Be Loved
16. You Don't Know
17. No Other Baby
18. Hands Off
19. When You Move You Lose
20. Tastes Sour Don't It
21. Heart And Soul
22. Don't Take All Night
23. You Don't Know Like I Know
24. Two Little People
25. That's Really Some Good
26. Swingin' Tight
27. Just Walk In My Shoes
28. Ev'ry Day
​Album Notes
The split of Billie Davis' 1960s recordings between three different labels seems to have made it impossible to compile a truly definitive retrospective of her work, which would take two CDs if it were to be complete. Should you want everything she recorded between her two separate stints with Decca Records, however, this compilation is exemplary, even if its omission of that Decca material (which included all three of her British chart hits) means that this shouldn't be mistaken for a best-of. All of her 1963-1966 singles for Columbia and Piccadilly (including her duets as half of Keith & Billie) are on this 28-track anthology, along with five previously unreleased 1963 cuts (two studio outtakes and three live performances). 
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Marylebone Beat Girls: 1964 -1967 Compilation
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Label: ACE
Format: CD, Compilation 
Country: UK
Released: 30th June 2017
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Track List
​1. Dancing Yet - Liza and the Jet Set
2. Whatcha' Gonna Do - Billie Davis and the Leroys
3. Sweet and Tender Romance - The McKinleys
4. Don't Do It No More - Julie Driscoll
5. Love Is a Word - Alma Cogan
6. Stop and You Will Become Aware - Helen Shapiro
7. Music Talk - Beryl Marsden
8. Like the Big Man Said - Toni Daly
9. I Want That Boy - The Chantelles
10. The Boy I Used to Know - Andee Silver
11. Mama Didn't Lie - Jean and the Statesides
12. He Doesn't Want You - The Three Bells
13. Hear You Talking - Beverley Jones with the Prestons
14. He Fought the Law - She Trinity
15. Find Out What's Happening - Tiffany with the Thoughts
16. Forget About the Bad Things - Helen Shapiro
17. I Know You Love Me Not - Julie Driscoll
18. I'm Waiting for the Day - Peanut
19. Lonely City Blue Boy - Cindy Cole
20. The Pleasure Girls - The Three Quarters
21. Ain't That Fun - Linda Laine with the Sinners
22. Suffer Now I Must - Cilla Black
23. Euston Station - Barbara Ruskin
24. He Knows I Love Him Too Much - Valerie Avon
25. Make the Most of It - Judi Johnson

This follow-up to Ace's recent Love Hit Me! Decca Beat Girls and Scratch My Back! Pye Beat Girls releases comprises superior 60s she-pop from the EMI group of record labels Parlophone, Columbia and HMV headquartered in Marylebone in the heart of London's West End. The collection is available in 12-track LP and 24-track CD formats. The CD version comes with a bumper booklet featuring expanded notes and extra photos. Most of the female acts signed by EMI were teenagers completely tuned in to the current pop trends. Scottish duo the McKinleys, R&B club habituée Julie Driscoll (cover star of the vinyl version), talent show winner Billie Davis (the CD cover girl) and Midlands pub singer Beverley Jones took original material from London's Tin Pan Alley and American covers and gave them an abrasive, vigorous kick that made for fabulous 45s. They may not have had quite the polish of their US counterparts, but the rough n ready sound of the Marylebone Beat Girl was precisely her appeal. Among the many highlights are Dancing Yet, a Dobie Gray-style discotheque number by Liza & the Jet Set; Like The Big Man Said by Toni Daly, a cover of Italian star Caterina Caselli's L'uomo D'oro with edgy English lyrics by Peter Callander; and Billie Davis' groovy gender-switched update of Chuck Willis' R&B nugget Whatcha Gonna Do. Compilation and notes by Ace Records in-house girl-pop buffs Mick Patrick and Sheila Burgel.

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JET HARRIS - FROM THERE TO HERE - DVD Signed by Billie                                                                                                                                                       
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This is a 2-DVD limited edition set.
A documentary put together by Billie Davis and Mark Windows in memory of Jet. The film is about Jet and his career right up to just before he passed away. Contains some great moments with Jet and some rare footage as well as featuring contributions from a host of musicians and performers including Chas McDevitt, Marty Wilde, Mike Berry, Mike Read.

Produced By Mark Windows & Billie davis
Jet Harris Movie Foreword by Billie Davis In 2005
​Jet asked me to join him at Bob Potters Lakeside Country Club in Surrey for “Shadowmania” the event run annually by Bruce Welch, we performed “No other baby”
Myself and Jet were talking about working together again, and shortly after we put together Jets 50th anniversary tour. This was to coincide with The Shadows reunion on their 50th anniversary.
Jet was dissapointed he did not get to play on The Shadows tour but despite health problems was out enjoying shows and sharing his experiences with the fans. He talked openly about his battles with booze and added his dry humour which had the fans rolling in the isles. Id always called Jet “The black sheep Shadow”.
Jet and I recorded “No other baby” and “Back in our rock n roll days”, the lyrics said it all. During this period Jet was also recording what was to be his last album “The Journey” with producer Nigel Hopkins.
I had discussed making a documentary about Jet with Mark Windows who also performed at some of the shows. We all agreed to make the documentary and captured some fine moments with Jet.
Away from the limelight Jet was also a keen and accomplished photographer which showed another side of him, this was also captured in the documentary.When Jet was awarded the MBE in 2010 this added another chapter to Jets life and of course the film. Although Jets health was not good he carried on to finish the film for his fans.
Billie Davis 2011

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​For the 50th year anniversary of her career, I was commissioned by singer Billie  Davis to produce a set of exclusive images. I have created a set of five images that are available as signed, single A3 posters., or as a set of 5 signed
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