THINK LIKE A KEY MUSIC

Attention, music detectives and '60s aficionados! Put on your mod gear and prepare to rewrite rock history. The Hootenanny is about to blow the lid off one of the biggest open secrets in British Invasion lore!

Remember all those Dave Clark Five hits you've been humming for decades? Well, hold onto your Beatles wigs, because it turns out many of them were actually penned by Ron Ryan, the Keyser Söze of '60s pop! This collection isn't just an album; it's a musical time machine that rights the wrongs of rock 'n' roll credits.

Under the groovy guidance of Joe Montague, The Hootenanny has lovingly excavated Ron Ryan's treasure trove of unheard gems spanning six decades. Recorded live to tape faster than you can say "Glad All Over," these tracks capture the raw energy of Ryan's original vision. It's like the '60s never ended; they just took a quick tea break!

But wait, there's more! We've unearthed six rare acetate recordings from the dusty vaults of Denmark Street. It's The Walkers, Ryan's own band, cutting loose in 1964. These demos are so authentic, you can almost smell the hair pomade and hear the screaming fans!