Marylebone beat girls 1964-1967

"If you like your she-pop polished and perky then this maybe isn't for you, but if it's gritty, groovy dancers you're after then this is a punchy little package, whether you plump for the 25-track CD or the vinyl option (which contains the first 12 tracks of the CD edition). Both are delights, but as if you expected anything less".

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"Smashing girl group sounds from the Parlophone, HMV and Columbia labels: In 1966, She Trinity, a four-piece comprising three Brits and an American, went into the studio with producer Mickie Most and recorded their version of The Crickets' "I Fought The Law". Ace year-zero she-punk, it's widely acknowledged as the blueprint for The Clash's version and is highly sought-after. As are the original 45s by this fab compilation's LP cover star Julie Driscoll and the CD cover star Billie Davis".