Artist: The Bishops

Aliases:	Chrome The Count Bishops
Country:	United Kingdom
Comments:	Began as 'Chrome', with two completed songs in 1975 (unreleased until 1995). With some new personnel, they became the Count Bishops mid-1975.

Performances

	Title	Performer	Date	Covered by
1	Train Train	The Count Bishops	1976-08-27	Billy Bragg

	Title	Performer	Date	First release by
1	Ain't Got You	The Count Bishops	1975-11-28	Billy Boy
2	Beautiful Delilah	The Count Bishops	1975-11-28	Chuck Berry
3	Carol	The Count Bishops	1995	Chuck Berry
4	Could You Would You	The Bishops	1979-05-11	Them
5	Cry to Me	The Count Bishops	1995	Solomon Burke
6	Don't Start Me Talking	The Bishops	1978-04-28	Sonny Boy Williamson [1]
7	Down the Road Apiece	The Count Bishops	1977	Will Bradley Trio
8	Good Times	The Bishops	1979-05-11	The Easybeats
9	I'm a Man	Chrome	1995	Bo Diddley
10	I Take What I Want	The Bishops	1978-03-31	Sam & Dave
11	I Want Candy	Chrome	1995	The Strangeloves
12	I Want Candy	The Bishops	1978-06-16	The Strangeloves
13	Mercy Mercy	The Count Bishops	1995	Don Covay & The Goodtimers
14	Mr. Jones	The Bishops	1979-04-04	Scott Engel
15	Reelin' and Rockin'	The Count Bishops	1995	Chuck Berry
16	Route 66	The Count Bishops	1975-11-28	The King Cole Trio
17	Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked in Tonight	The Bishops	1979-05-11	Fleetwood Mac
18	Sweet Little Sixteen	The Count Bishops	1995	Clarence Garlowe
19	Teenage Letter	The Count Bishops	1975-11-28	Big Joe Turner
20	These Arms of Mine	The Bishops	1979-05-11	Otis Redding
21	Till the End of the Day	The Bishops	1978-04-28	The Kinks

	Title	Artist	Date	Label
1	The Count Bishops	The Count Bishops	1977	Chiswick
2	Cross Cuts	The Bishops	1979-05-11	Chiswick
3	Live!	The Bishops	1978-04-28	Chiswick
4	Speedball Plus 11	The Count Bishops	1995	Chiswick

	Title	Artist	Date	Label
1	I Take What I Want	The Bishops	1978-03-31	Chiswick
2	I Want Candy	The Bishops	1978-06-16	Chiswick
3	Mr. Jones	The Bishops	1979-04-04	Chiswick
4	Speedball	The Count Bishops	1975-11-28	Chiswick
5	Train, Train	The Count Bishops	1976-08-27	Chiswick

Added by koan on 2003-09-19
Modified by wally creek on 2007-01-03
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Take Me in Your Arms by The Doobie Brothers was originally written by Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland, Eddie Holland and performed by Kim Weston in 1965.