This essential Polydor release marks the final chapter in the career of a true British rock and roll legend representing a poignant comeback recorded just before his untimely passing. The front cover presents a striking image of the artist clutching a microphone with his characteristic intensity reflecting the same smoldering gaze and vulnerable charisma that once made him the jewel in the crown of the early sixties pop scene.

Produced by Stuart Colman this 1983 collection finds the Liverpool native revisiting the soulful rockabilly energy of his roots while showcasing a mature vocal depth on standout tracks like Devil or Angel and his own composition Don’t Tell Me Lies. As a posthumous publication the record holds significant appeal for collectors who value its rarity and its place as a definitive bookend to the legacy of a performer who stood alongside the likes of Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent.

The set captures a timeless blend of classic balladry and driving rhythm that resonates with a readership and listenership dedicated to the enduring spirit of original UK beat music and the melancholic beauty of the most authentic rock and roll star of his generation.