Tracks: D in love/ Kansas City/ Every day/ It doesn't matter anymore/ I'm in love again/Johnny B Goode/ I dig you baby/ That's what you do to me/ Think it over/ Paralysed/ Willie and the hand jive/ You're got love/ Peggy Sue/ Rip it up
Mickie Most, Rave RGM 1151
Tracks: Boney Moroney/ Reeling and a-rocking/ Tom Dooley/ Great balls of fire/ Shake rattle and roll/Rave on/ Pick a bale of cotton/ Sweet little sixteen/ Down by the riverside/ Heart beat/ Corrina Corrina/ What do you want to make those eyes at me for/ I shall not be moved
Big Beat Ball, Rave RMG 1157
Tracks: What I say/ Apache/ Diane/ Guitar boogie shuffle/ The twist/ Let's twist again/ Whole lotta twisting/Come September/ Move it/ Blue moon/ Cumberland gap/ Green corn
Tracks: It doesn't matter anymore/ That's what you do to me
24 Golden Oldies, Gallo DLPA 211/2, 1973
Track: What do you want to make those eyes at me for
Thank Your Lucky Stars, Decca TAB 51, 1982
Track: Mr Porter
Extended Play Singles
Mickie Most, Rave REP 37 Tracks: Johnny B Goode/ Mean mean woman/ Make love to me/ I need the money
Mickie Most, Rave REP 41 Tracks: No Details
Seven Singles [SA Releases]
Flip flop and fly/ ???, Rave R???
Rumours/ Give me more, Rave R???
I'm in love/ Shivering with cold, Rave R105
Johnny B Goode/ Mean mean woman, Rave R140
Think it over/ I dig, you baby, Rave R144
D in love/ It doesn't matter any more, Rave R157
That's what you do to me/ Paralyzed, Rave R163
Corina Corina/ Summertime blues, Rave R166
What do you want to make those eyes at me for/ Great balls of fire, Rave R167
I shall not be moved/ Sweet little sixteen, Rave R169
Up above my head/ Say mama, Rave R184
Do you want to dance/ Take your time, Rave 45R 191
Hambakahle twist (A Themba)/ Black and white twist (A Themba), Rave 45R 194, 1962
Comment: In 1962 Mickie recorded this unique single with local Black musician, Abia Themba, on penny whistle.This was the first multi racial recording by local rock artists.
6 Track Sampler
Track: What do you want to make those eyes at me for
The feminine look/ Shame on you baby, Columbia 45DSA 489, 1963
Press Report:
Musicians:
Mickie Most: guitar
Henry Smitsdorff: guitar
Leon Booysen: bass guitar
Earnie Zealie: lead guitar
Clive ???: drums
Founder members:
George Hill: drums
Colin Teasdale: lead guitar
Brian Thomas: bass guitar
Tony Crossland: drums
Eddie Payne: drums
Comments:
Thanks again to Leon Booysen for clippings and stories. According to Leon, the first line-up recorded thesongs "Flip flop and fly" and "D in Love."
