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Four cDs Fumble were by far the classiest of the rocknroll revival bands operating during the Seventies, recording extensively in their own right as well as touring with Bill Haley and Fats Domino, backing chuck Berry and appearing in both the London show Elvis: The Musical and Jack goods revival of the legendary Oh BoyNone of their rivals had original material of the caliber of Free The Kids or Marilyn, and none of their fellow retro-rockers possessed the imagination or artistic self-confidence to come up with such radical revamps of classic R&Brock tunes as their incendiary version of Not Fade Away Not Fade Away: The complete Recordings 1964-1982 does exactly what it says on the tin It features all of the bands recordings, including their three studio albums, beginning with their self-titled 1972 debut set (housed in a memorable Hipgnosis sleeve) and the superb follow-up Poetry In Lotion, which featured a handful of superior original songs alongside the vintage covers In addition, we include the Rumble With Fumble live LP as well as a number of previously unreleased studio outtakes, alternative versions, a BBc radio session and even eight pre-Fumble recordings from their time as mid-Sixties garage beatR&B group The Iveys containing over five hours of music across four cDs, Not Fade Away features a lavish 40-page booklet with a new 5000 word essay on the bands fascinating career, numerous quotes from frontman Des Henly and a huge number of extremely rare photos Its the definitive career anthology of a criminally underrated band