Alan Klein

Infobox Musical artist
Name =Alan Klein


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Background =solo_singer
Birth_name =Alan Charles Klein
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Born =29 June 1940 Clerkenwell London
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Instrument =Guitar, Vocals
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Genre =Pop music
Occupation =Singer-songwriter, Musician
Years_active =1960s - present
Label =Decca, Parlophone, Oriole
Associated_acts =The New Vaudeville Band
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Alan Klein, English musician, born 29 June 1940, Clerkenwell, London. He wrote the soundtrack for "What a Crazy World" (1963) [imdb title|0057678|What a Crazy World] . In 1964 he released his only solo album "Well At Least It's British" that was re-released in 2008 by RPM Records, England [http://www.cherryred.co.uk/rpm/artists/alanklein.htm "Well At Least It's British" at RPM records] .

In 1966 he went on tour as lead vocalist of The New Vaudeville Band.

Writing Credits

*1962 "What a Crazy World We're Living In" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Joe Brown and the Bruvvers. Piccadilly 7N35024
*1962 "My Very First Love" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Ronnie Hall on Piccadilly 7N35040
*1962 "A Lay-Abouts Lament" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Joe Brown and the Bruvvers on Piccadilly 7N35047
*1662 "At Times Like These" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Ricky Valance on Columbia DB4787
*1963 "Sally Ann" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Freddie and the Dreamers on Columbia SEG8287 EP
*1963 "Our Streets Annual Outing" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by the Bachelors on Decca LK4519 LP
*1963 "Save Your Love For Me" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Marty Wilde on Columbia DB7145
*1963 "Sally Ann" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Joe Brown and the Bruvvers on Piccadilly 7N35138
*1963 "Come Back When You're Ready" - Written by Alan Klein and J. Duncan, recorded by Freddie and the Dreamers on Columbia DB7214
*1964 "I'm A Dreamer" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Donald Peers on Columbia DB7226
*1964 "As Long As You Love Me A Little" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Donald Peers on Columbia DB7299
*1964 "Big Talk From A Little Man" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Don Charles on HMV POP1332
*1965 "I Would Give All" - Written by Alan Klein and John McLeod, recorded by The Harbour Lites on HMV POP1465
*1965 "I'll See You Around" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by John Mantell on CBS201783
*1966 "I Just Can't Fool My Heart" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Danny Storm on Piccadilly 7N35091
*1966 "It Ain't Worth The Lonely Road Back" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Pozo Seco Singers on Columbia (US) 4-43636
*1966 "Little Ray Of Sunshine" - Written by Alan Klein and recorded by Joe Brown on Pye 7N17135

Discography

ingles

*1962 "Striped Purple Shirt" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Oriole 45 CB1719 A Side
*1962 "Three Coins In A Sewer" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Oriole 45 CB1737 A Side
*1962 "Danger Ahead" – Written by J. Francis and recorded by Alan Klein on Oriole 45 CB1737 B Side
*1965 "It Ain't Worth The Lonely Road Back" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Parlophone R5292 A Side
*1965 "I've Cried So Many Times" - Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Parlophone R5292 B Side
*1965 "Age Of Corruption" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Parlophone R5370 A Side
*1965 "I'm Counting On You" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Parlophone R5370 B Side
*1969 "Honey Pie" – Written by Lennon and McCartney, recorded by Alan Klein on Page One POF119 A Side
*1969 "You Turned A Nightmare Into A Dream" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Page One POPF119 B Side
*1970 "Dinner's In The Ice Box" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Decca F13033 A Side
*1970 "Here I Am, There You Are" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Decca F13033 B Side
*1970 "Nothing Like A Long Gone Man" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Decca F13091 A Side
*1970 "Dreams of Youth" – Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Decca F13091 B Side

Albums

*1964 "Well At Least It's British" - Written and recorded by Alan Klein on Decca

References