Puppets Song Files

Des’ Intro

The Puppets First Single

A Side

Poison Ivy – The Puppets ‘B’ side first single in 1963, recorded at RGM Sound London

B Side

Everybody’s Talkin’ – The Puppets ‘A’ side first single in 1963, recorded at RGM Sound London

The Puppets Second Single

A Side

Shake With Me – The Puppets ‘B’ side second single in 1963, recorded at RGM Sound London

B Side

Baby Don’t Cry – The Puppets ‘A’ side second single in 1963, recorded at RGM Sound London

Three Boys Lookin’ For Love

A single recorded in ’63 and not released ’til the 90’s!

Recorded in the 60s not released until the 90s
Reckons liner notes writer Peter Doggett: “a single so dire that it might have annihilated the entire beat boom at a stroke… A Joe Meek production so lame, so ill-conceived, so appalling that it’s worth the price of this compilation in kitch value alone
Review by Peter Dogget

The writer of this (me, Des O’Reilly) does not necessarily agree with this comment. Imagine that, recording something that would bring the industry to it’s knees. Lol.

Two Live Puppets Tracks

The Puppets. Vocals and keyboard Don Parfitt. Recorded for the BBC’s ‘Saturday Club’ 1966 recorded directly off the radio at the time, it’s over 40 years old.

My Girl – Puppets Live

My Name Is Mud – Puppets Live

The Latest Pic of The Puppets 2013

Left to Right, Moyra & Don and Karin & Jim out for a meal 16/11/13

The band was for five years, the friendship has continued for over 50 years. Don plays Keyboard and sings with his band ‘The Soul Amigos’, check out their website. Jim is happily retired and loves it.

Don’t they all look great!

Thanks for the Pic guys ~~ Des

StageWrite

Gene Vincent/The Puppets