VINCE'S DISCOGRAPHY
Listed below is all known information of Vince's discography. If anyone can add more, please SEND US AN EMAIL!
You can also check out this great discography on Vince by Terry Gordon
THE ROCKABILLY 45s
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HONEY BABY b/w WINE BOP BOP
Released on Web Records in 1957, this was Vince's first record. Record number 1109.
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Special thanks to our ole buddy DEKE DICKERSON for sharing these rare shots of Vince's Angletone PROMO!
FLYING LOVE b/w INDEED I DO
Released on Angle Tone in 1958. These sides, along with 2 more of Vince's appeared on Live It Up, a Buffalo Bop comp CD that was released three weeks after Vince died. Unfortunately, this was the only record Vince didn't have and he'd been looking for it for many years.
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SODA POP b/w DO YOUR BEST
Released on Tait Records. Record number 101.
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HUBBA HUBBA DING DING b/w CRAZY ABOUT YOU
Released on End Records, label number E-1019. Vince is probably best known among rockabillies for the A side of this 45. This record has also been reproduced with a blue label and black ink.
Called "End's best" by Norton Records, "Hubba Hubba Ding Ding" was covered by the Sugar King Boys in 1996.
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DRAGGIN' ALL NIGHT b/w SODA POP
Released on Felsted, a subsidiary of London Records, this record has a label number of FD 247. "Draggin' All Night" is a great hot rod song, worthy of an addition on any compilation disc. "Soda Pop" is reworked, and not the same version as the Tait release.
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I'VE BEEN AROUND YOUR DOOR...BEFORE
b/w I DON'T KNOW WHY
Released on 1223 Records with a label number of U-0475. This was Vince's last release, in 1968. It was produced by Doug and Link Wray, a Record Factory Production recorded at the legendary Wray's Shack Three Track in Accokeek, Maryland.
COMPS and COVERS
Through the past 40 years, Vince's music has been featured on many compilation LPs and bootlegs, as well as being covered by today's popular rockabilly bands, such as the Sugar King Boys.
The Sugar King Boys TIP TOP EP
Roulette Records Rock and Roll Collection
Grand Daddy's Rockin' volume 5 - LENOX RECORDS, France.
"Vince Maloy is certainly one of the GREAT unknowns. Based almost exclusively in the New York City area (incorrect) he hit the airwaves like a breeze block loaded with dynamite. This may well be his first foray into the vinyl maze that was NYC (with about 10 different releases a week from this city alone!) "Flying Love" was issued around Oct 1957 on Thomas Rominsons' ANGLETONE label and unfortunately the old adage "poor sound + grim distribution = naff sales" was never so obvious. Maly next slipped into George Goldner's clutches and blasted out "Hubba Hubba Ding Ding" for End Records. A brief encounter with Felsted Records ("Draggin' All Night") resulted in much the same story as the Angletone disc and he ended up on the obscure Tait diskery where he bellowed "Do Your Best". Maloy's where-abouts are unknown to me I'm afraid but if I ever find him you'll be the first to know."
- liner notes by Pookie
Grand Daddy's Rockin' volume 6 - LENOX RECORDS, France.
"Vince Maloy is certainly still one of the great unknowns and no matter how hard I've tried to track him down, he just won't play ball. Still, this is the flipside of his rare ANGLETONE release and apart from the wailing cats chorus trying to disrupt things during the solo, shows Vince in his usual fine form."
- liner notes by Pookie
Vince has appeared on the following compilation records, in LP and / or CD format. If you have any of these for sale or trade, please get in touch!
Ultra Rare Rockabillies volume 5
Desperate Rock and Roll volume 12
Desperate Rock and Roll volume 17
Rock Pretty Baby
Wiggle Walkin' Boogie
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