Under current British law the Beatles hits start to fall into the public domain in 2013, the Rolling Stones and Dusty Springfield in 2014, and these are the hits we all want to hear on here (and if the law doesn't change they will be on here.) But in the meantime, as we strive to be a completely legal operation (from theVoiceofReason.com) we want to do something to introduce ourselves to you, so we have collected together an eclectic selection of out of copyright hits from the British charts released 1958 and earlier...
Featured music on this site: Michael Holiday Story Of My Life, Terry Dene White Sports Coat And A pink Carnation, Frankie Vaughan Kisses Sweeter Than Wine, Dickie Valentine Finger Of Suspicion, Malcolm Vaughan My Special Angel, Eddie Calvert Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White, Cliff Richard Move It, Ruby Murray Softly Softly, Bernard Bresslaw Mad Passionate Love, Tommy Steele Singin The Blues, Jim Dale Be My Girl, Petula Clark Alone, Tony Brent Dark Moon, Petula Clark Baby Lover, Tony Brent Cindy Oh Cindy, Tony Brent Girl Of My Dreams, Tony Brent Walkin' To Missouri, Malcolm Vaughan More Than Ever, Frankie Vaughan Kewpie Doll, Cliff Richard High Class Baby, Tommy Steele Nairobi, Petula Clark Suddenly There's a Valley, Tommy Steele Come On Let's Go, Ted Heath Orchestra Swinging Shepard Blues, Jackie Dennis Le Dee Dah, Charlie Drake Hello My Darlings, Malcolm Vaughan To Be Loved, Charlie Drake Splish Splash, Laurie London He's Got The Whole World In His Hands, Lonnie Donegan Grand Coolee Dam, Lonnie Donnegan Nobody Loves Like A Irishman, Winifred Atwell Poor People Of Paris, Frankie Vaughan Garden of Eden, Anne Shelton Lay Down Your Arms, Petula Clark With All My Heart, Max Bygraves You Need Hands, Max Bygraves Tulips from Amsterdam.
Note: Only these recordings are public domain in the UK under the Copyright Designs And Patents Act 1988, there remain underlying rights in the published music and lyrics. This means that the original owners of the copyright must be consulted, and fees paid to them, if you wish to record new versions of these works.