Genre: Beat, Rock
Media: CD
Disc (release) country of origin: UK
Year of publication: 2009
Publisher (label): RPM Retrodisc
Catalog number: Retro 862
Country of performer (group): UK
Audio codec: WavPack (*.wv)
Rip type: image+.cue
Duration: 01:15:57

Tracklist:
01. What'd I Say (live) [0:03:38.16]
02. Don't Start Running Away (live) [0:01:47.19]
03. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (live) [0:02:31.47]
04. Reelin' And Rockin' (live) [0:02:10.22]
05. Bring It On Home To Me (live) [0:01:51.00]
06. Some Other Guy [0:01:48.26]
07. Let True Love Begin [0:02:34.21]
08. By The Way [0:02:09.64]
09. Cavern Stomp [0:01:35.50]
10. I'm With You [0:01:43.52]
11. Peanut Butter [0:02:04.45]
12. If You Ever Change Your Mind (Bring It On Home To Me) (single version) [0:02:18.22]
13. You've Got To Keep Her Under Hand [0:02:50.62]
14. High School Confidential [0:02:20.09]
15. If You Ever Change Your Mind (Bring It On Home To Me) (alt) [0:02:05.14]
16. Some Other Guy [0:02:50.48]
17. Lavender Blue [0:02:25.21]
18. Rockin' Robin [0:02:22.33]
19. Always [0:02:02.20]
20. I Got It [0:02:16.46]
21. Angel Baby [0:02:20.48]
22. Just A Little Bit [0:02:17.19]
23. Let It Rock [0:02:45.39]
24. Money [0:03:04.21]
25. I Know [0:02:42.26]
26. I Can't Believe You Want To Leave [0:03:21.38]
27. All Of Me [0:03:26.26]
28. Price Of Love [0:03:28.71]
29. Dizzy Miss Lizzy [0:02:25.43]
30. If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody [0:02:04.59]
31. Lucille [0:02:33.54]

Members:
Banjo – Les Thatcher
Cello – Catherine Finnis, Martin Robinson, Roger Smith, Suki Towb
Drums – Nigel Olsson
Flugelhorn – Henry Lowther
Guitar – Brian Griffiths
Piano – Peter Robinson
Vocals, Bass – John Gustafson

2009 collection from the Mersey beat legends. Cavern Stomp includes all of The Big Three's recordings for Decca across 1963 and 1964: The classic at the Cavern Live EP plus four singles, compilation appearances and out-takes. These recordings have not been available on CD for a decade. The Big Three included bassist Johnny Gustafson, who would later enjoy fame with the likes of Roxy Music, the Ian Gillan Band and the Pirates in the 1970s and beyond. Drummer Johnny Hutchinson briefly played with the Beatles before they recruited Ringo Starr. RPM