Seite 1: (Andy Nevison). Seite 2: Shaking It Up (Andy Nevison). Released on Tampicord Schallplatten 1 D 934. Tampicord ion Kurt Geisshardt Hamm/Westfalen.

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Andy Nevison And His Rhythm-Masters ‎–. Label: Tampicord ‎– I D 934.

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ANDY NEVISON & HIS RHYTHM MASTERS: their 3 hard to find singles for major labels have already been well documented on Prae-Kraut. But that’s not all there is to the career of this black ex-GI in Germany. A big surprise – and a 7″ the man himself had forgotten about when asked these days – is Shaking It Up on the totally obscure Tampicord label from Hamm, Westfalia (’64). Certainly a band in progress, and not up to the monster standard of Indiano, but a good example of the early sound of the German red light districts on the wrong side of the tracks

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Released by Pegasus Entertainment May 2011. "source":4,"source id":"407890","object type":4,"id":"407890","title":"Rhymes 'n' Rhythm","status":0}. Released On : May 01, 2011. Humpty Dumpty song from the album Children's Nursey Rhymes is released on May 2011. The duration of song is 02:33. This song is sung by Rhymes 'n' Rhythm.

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