Johnny O'Keefe - Teletracks 1962-1964
- Singer: Johnny O'Keefe
- Album's title: Teletracks 1962-1964
- Genre: Rock, Pop
- Label:
Festival Records Pty. Ltd. – D 30271
Type: CD, Album, Compilation
Country: Australia
Date of released: 1992
Category: Rock, Pop
Style: - Format: FLAC MP3 ASF AHX APE MP1 FLAC AU WAV
- Size MP3 ZIP: 1694 mb
- Size FLAC ZIP: 1746 mb
- Rating: 4.3/5
- Votes: 344

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Tracklist Hide Credits
| Intro | Intro: The Johnny O'Keefe Show Theme |
| 1 | Hit Record |
| 2 | Feel It |
| 3 | Something's Got A Hold On Me |
| 4 | I Can Dance |
| 5 | Come Dance With Me |
| 6 | Kick That Little Foot Sally Anne |
| 7 | Do You Wanna Dance? |
| 8 | I Saw Her Standing ThereBand – The Rajahs |
| 9 | MockingbirdHarmony Vocals – Del Juliana |
| 10 | I Love The SummertimeHarmony Vocals – Little Pattie |
| 11 | I'M Blue (The Gong Gong Song)Harmony Vocals – The Bradley Sisters |
| 12 | Teach Me Tonight |
| 13 | Pretty Paper |
| 14 | Happy Good Times |
| 15 | I'm The One |
| 16 | Gee It's Wonderful |
| 17 | Beg Me |
| 18 | Watch Your Step |
| 19 | Kiss Me Quick |
| 20 | Pretend |
| 21 | (I love You) And Don't You Forget It |
| 22 | Wonderful Life |
| 23 | When The Girl In Your Arms Is The Girl In Your Heart |
| 24 | Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying |
| 25 | A Young Man's Fancy |
| 26 | When My Little Girl Is Smiling |
| 27 | Ring A Ding |
| 28 | Things Ain't What They Used To BeHarmony Vocals – Ian Crawford |
| 29 | Three Eyed ManHarmony Vocals – Kevin Todd |
| 30 | Little Red Rented RowboatHarmony Vocals – Barry Stanton, Paul Wayne |
| 31 | Everybody |
| 32 | The Way I Am / Outro |
Credits
- Compiled By – Warren Barnett
- Programmed By – Glenn A. Baker
Notes
32 tracks in this collection (Twenty of which constituted the final disc of the Johnny O'Keefe 1988 boxed set "So Tough") were recorded for television usage at Festival Studios and mimed from the acetate disc during the tapings of "The Johnny O'Keefe Show" and "Sing Sing Sing". By and large they are major foreign hits from the period, introduced to Australian Audiences by Johnny, often before record companies got around to releasing them in this part of the worldRelated music:
