Band, *1970 GB, Hertfordshire
Rock
Babe Ruth are a rock music group, primarily active through the 1970s, from Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England. Their characteristically 'heavy' sound is marked by powerful vocals from Janita (Jenny) Haan and full arrangements by Alan Shacklock. They are acknowledged as having more commercial success in North America than in their home country.[citation needed]
![]() | Ellie Hope voc |
![]() | Alan Shacklock *1950 GB |
![]() | Jenny Haan voc *1953 |
![]() | Dave Hewitt b *1950 GB |
![]() | Bernie Marsden g, voc *1951 GB |
![]() | Dave Punshon ep, p |
![]() | Ed Spevock perc, dr |
![]() | Steve Gurl p, syn, key |
![]() | Chris Holmes key |
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Kid's Stuff / Stealin' Home | Babe Ruth | 2018 | Compil. |
The Mexican (Mr. Fantastic Edit) / Prisoners Of War | Babe Ruth / Organized Konfusion | 2017 | Single |
The Mexican | DJ Dee Kline & Tim Healey featuring Babe Ruth | 2010 | Album |
Que Pasa | Babe Ruth | 2009 | Album |
Catch A Groove / The Mexican | Juice / Babe Ruth | 2000 | Album |
Babe Ruth / Stealin' Home | Babe Ruth | 2000 | Compil. |
First Base / Amar Caballero | Babe Ruth | 1998 | Compil. |
Grand Slam: The Best Of Babe Ruth | Babe Ruth | 1994 | Compil. |
Greatest Hits | Babe Ruth | 1981 | Compil. |
The Best Of Babe Ruth | Babe Ruth | 1977 | Compil. |
Since You went Away = Desde Que Te Fuiste | Babe Ruth | 1976 | Single |
Kid's Stuff | Babe Ruth | 1976 | Album |
The Duchess Of Orleans | Babe Ruth | 1975 | Single |
Elusive | Babe Ruth | 1975 | Single |
Stealin' Home | Babe Ruth | 1975 | Album |
Babe Ruth | Babe Ruth | 1975 | Album |
Private Number | Babe Ruth | 1975 | Single |
Amar Caballero | Babe Ruth | 1974 | Album |
If Heaven's On Beauty's Side | Babe Ruth | 1974 | Single |
Ain't That Livin' / Wells Fargo | Babe Ruth | 1973 | Single |
The Mexican | Babe Ruth | 1973 | Single |
Ain't That Livin' | Babe Ruth | 1973 | Single |
Wells Fargo / Theme From "A Few Dollars More" | Babe Ruth | 1972 | Single |
First Base | Babe Ruth | 1972 | Album |
The Mexican / Do You Love What You Feel | Babe Ruth / Rufus & Chaka Khan | Album |