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IT'S WONDERFUL BEING YOUNG - Precious Pop Obscurities & Rarities 1962-1967
It’s Wonderful Being Young!
Precious Pop Obscurities & Rarities 1962-1967
1. Don Brandon – It’s Wonderful Being Young
2. Ronnie Putirka – Happy Street
3. The Expressions – Playboy
4. Jon Reid – Early In The Morning
5. The U.S Four – Please Don’t Stay Away Too Long
6. Evan Mitchell – I’ll Wait
7. Lee Davey – Yeah, Look At This Love
8. Joe Capp – I Don’t Want To Forget Her
9. Darrell Easton – Don’t Go
10. The Twilighters– I Still Love You
11. Chip Corby – The Other Side
12. Darin D. Anna – Your Love Is Strong
13. James Darren – I Want To Be Lonely
14. Vinnie Jay Martin – She’s Everything You’re Looking For
15. Mike Berns – Please Don’t Send Her Away
16. Billy Giant – Nice Girls
17. Lloyd London – Let’s Build A World Of Our Own
18. Neil Brian – Tough Guy
19. The Newports – Listen (To Your Big Brother)
20. Bruce And Cheryl – Cold Lonely Nights
21. Kenny Chandler – I Tell Myself (Running After You)
22. Johnny Christopher – Railroad Tracks
23. The Valrays – Love Bound
24. Johnny Tillotson – Hello Enemy
25. Michael Allen – Love Me Now
26. Allen George – Shy Girl
27. Keith & The Admirations – Dream
28. Evan Mitchell – Dirty Lies
29. The U.S Four – Make Up Your Mind
30. Lee Davey – I Won’t Stop You
31. Dick Domane – This Is Goodbye
Bonus Tracks:
32.Barry Mann – It Couldn’t Happen To A Nicer Guy
33. The Castells – Little Girl, Don’t Cry
34. Barry & The Tamerlanes – If At First You Don’t Succeed
DON'T STOP THE CARNIVAL: Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1971
Don't Stop The Carnival
Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1971
1. Piccadilly Circus – These Changing Times
2. Manny Fryzer – I Went To California
3. The Vikings – Golden Girl
4. The Sound Investment – Come Back Baby
5. Johnny Draper – One Way Love
6. Oogum B And The Tricks – Butchers And Bakers
7. Wisdom – Lines, Circles & Triangles
8. David Kerr – Summer Nights
9. The Rock And Roll Society – We Can Make It
10. Raintree – Keep The Candle Burning
11. Alan O’Day – The House On Sunrise Avenue
12. The Emporium Of Sound – She Was Mine
13. Rumbles Ltd. – Everyday Kind Of Love
14. The Wildones - Valerie (Exhibit "A" In Divorce Court)
15. The Munx – So Much In Love
16. The Westbrooks – Take Me With You When You Go
17. Kenny Nolan – I’m No Good For You
18. The Blue Subway – I Walked Right Out Of My Mind
19. Don Ray – I Feel Love Comin’ On
20. Rick Petersen – I Can’t Try
21. Disraeli – Say You Love Me
22. Tony Orlando – Simple Simon
23. The Loved Ones – Do You Wanna’ Know What I Think
24. Brian Neary – Big City Girl
25. Harry Deal & The Galaxies – Warm Sunny Sunday
26. The Carousel – One Mistake
27. The Seagulls – Death Of A Clown
28. Donafaye – As We March To Different Drummers
29. Tony Darrow – Happy Days
30. The Vikings – Cherish The Love You Feel
31. Manny Fryzer – On To L.A.
32. Johnny Draper – Trippin’
33. The Sound Investment – Don’t Stop The Carnival
ONE OF THE GUYS - 1960s Teen Idols In An Alternate Universe
One Of The Guys: 1960s Teen Idols In An Alternate Universe is Teensville's love letter to the pop artists that should have hit the charts. The package features 35 tracks, a 9,000+ word essay and a full colour booklet jam-packed with over 60 artist pictures and full annotations. Spotlighted singers include Vinnie Monte, Rick Randell, Frank Cherval, Dean Randolph and many more.
1. Vinnie Monte - One Of The Guys (Monte) (Jubillee 5417, 1962)
2. Rick Randell – Dining And Dancing (Sharp) (United Artists 405, 1962)
3. Barry Darvell – A King For Tonight (Pomus-Shuman) (Atlantic 2138, 1962)
4. Frankie Cherval – Shake Hands With A Loser (Weinberg-Ogerman) (Mercury 72260, 1964)
5. Dean Randolph – Fair Weather Friend (Matt) (Saturn 317, 1962)
6. Mickey Denton – Now You Can’t Give Them Away (Richards-Meshel) (BigTop 3078, 1961)
7. Alan Vallone – I’m Not The Hero But The Fool (Goldstein) (Philips 40226, 1964)
8. Kenny Rossi – One Night Stand (Madara-White) (Mercury 72161, 1963)
9. Vic Donna – What Happened To My Little Girl (Craft-Bernstein) (ABC-Paramount 10382, 1962)
10. Frankie Love – First Star (Verocca) (La Rosa 101, 1962)
11. Quantrell Rader – I Lose More Girls That Way (Howard-Lewis) (RCA-Victor 8317, 1964)
12. Paul Anthony – Hello Teardrops, Goodbye Love (Edwards Jr.-De Angelis) (Gambit 1103, 1962)
13. Arnie Corrado – How Many Times (Will I Send You Kisses) (Resnick-Resnick-Levine) (Date 1557, 1967)
14. Rick Randell – Stars (Mosely-Lewis) (United Artists 448, 1962)
15. Vinnie Monte – Joanie Don’t Be Angry (Kusik-Shayne) (Harmon 1009, 1962)
16. Frank Cherval – How Come (Barry-Powers) (MGM 13095, 1962)
17. Kenny Chandler – Wait For Me (Baer-Schwartz-Greenberg) (Laurie 3158. 1963)
18. Tony Mitchell – Ponchinello (Randazzo-Barberis-Weinstein) (Canadian American 162, 1963)
19. Don Argo – Candy Sue (Siegel-Murray) (Hickory 1352, 1965)
20. Ritchie Adams – Two Initials (In A Heart) (Brass-Levine) (Beltone 1011, 1961)
21. Frankie Sardo – She Taught Me How To Cry (Sardo-Wayne) (Rayna 5005, 1961)
22. Dan Folger – Tell Her For Me (Melson-Folger) (Hickory 1301, 1965)
23. Russ Damon – Heaven Sent (Ledo-Ballard Jr.) (Laurie 3194, 1963)
24. Pete Shrayder – Little Miss Sorry Eyes (Colacrai-Nespoli) (Ascot 2143, 1963)
25. Frankie Calen – Too Good To Be True (Burrows-Greenaway) (Epic 9742, 1964)
26. Dennis Bell – Please Don’t Tell Her You Saw Me (Alone On Saturday Night) (Ballard Jr.-Tobias) (Imperial 5881, 1962)
27. Kenny Karen – Sixteen Years Ago Tonight (Karen-Greenfield-Keller) (Columbia 42638, 1962)
28. Mickey Denton – Now I’m Mr. Blue (McKenzie) (Amy 902, 1964)
29. Barry Darvell – Where’s The Love For Me (Rogers) (World Artists 1042, 1965)
30. Dean Randolph – This Girl (Matt) (Saturn 317, 1962)
31. Kenny Rossi – Wait And See (Madara-White) (Mercury 72116, 1963)
32. Frankie Cherval – Baby Be Good To Me (Raleigh-Barkan) (Mercury 72260, 1964)
33. Alan Vallone – You Have No Right (Lewis-Fischoff) (Philips 40226, 1964)
34. Rick Randell – Take My Name And Number (Adams-Nader) (United Artists 448, 1962)
35. Vinnie Monte – It’s The End (Monte) (Harmon 1013, 1963)
The Fortunes:The Complete Decca Singles 1963-1967
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Jamies’ “Summertime, Summertime” backed with Pritchard’s original “I Love Her Still” (both sides can be found here as bonus tracks). It flopped – the three Fortunes dropped The Cliftones and became a five piece with the addition of new members David Carr and Andy Brown. Their next single, “Caroline”, may not have been a chart success, but was fondly loved as the theme song to Britain’s first infamous pirate radio station, Radio Caroline.
Trying once again, the lads released an excellent, Mersey-influenced two sider, “Come On Girl”/”I Like The Look Of You”…and then another, “Look Homeward Angel”. Despite the fantastic and harmonious sounds coming out of the grooves, still no chart action for The Fortunes. Fame and fortune (pun intended!) was found with their next 45, Greenaway & Cook’s innovative “You’ve Got Your Troubles”. “Troubles” launched them into the Top Five in England and Top Ten in America.
An album was released to capitalize on the sudden success – and an excellent one at that – with readings of current hits by others like “Looking Through The Eyes of Love” and “All Cried Out”, as well as top notch originals penned by outside writers – see “Won’t You Give Him (One More Chance)” and “Laughing Fit To Cry” for examples of tracks that could have easily been A-Sides for the guys. Due to space constraints, we could not include “Maria” and “You Can Have Her” on this package. However, the rest of the album can be found on this disc. The album also included their next hit, “Here It Comes Again”, going all the way to #4 in the UK and just making the Top 30 in America.
“This Golden Ring” followed the same formula, and found favour with UK buyers. Further
singles showed the group developing and maturing their sound, but record sales declined. In 1967, Decca and The Fortunes parted ways. We are proud to present, for the very first time ever, the complete Decca singles of The Fortunes. As a bonus to you, the listener, we also included the majority of their first 1965 album. 31 Tracks with 12 tracks in stereo.
Tracks :
- CAROLINE
- IF YOU DON’T WANT ME NOW
- COME ON GIRL
- I LIKE THE LOOK OF YOU
- LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL
- I’LL HAVE MY TEARS TO REMIND ME
- YOU’VE GOT YOUR TROUBLES
- I’VE GOT TO GO
- LOOKING THROUGH THE EYES OF LOVE
- WON’T YOU GIVE HIM (ONE MORE CHANCE)
- THIS EMPTY PLACE
- I’M STILL ALONE
- IF WE LIVED ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN
- LAUGHING FIT TO CRY
- COLOURED LIGHTS
- ALL CRIED OUT
- VOICE YOUR CHOICE
- TIME TO BE GOING
- HERE IT COMES AGAIN
- THINGS I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN
- THIS GOLDEN RING
- SOMEONE TO CARE
- YOU GAVE ME SOMEBODY TO LOVE
- SILENT STREET
- GONE FROM MY MIND
- IS IT REALLY WORTH YOUR WHILE
- AM I LOSING MY TOUCH
- OUR LOVE HAS GONE
- TRULY YOURS
- SUMMERTIME SUMMERTIME
- I LOVE HER STILL
FLOWERS IN MY GARDEN : Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1970
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Teensville proudly presents Flowers In My Garden, the seventh installment of examining the forgotten and neglected sounds of the late 60s. Compiled to give the listener an 80-minute frown-upside-down trip, the compact disc features 30 tracks recorded between 1966-1970 that sound like hits, but weren't. Artists include Bonni Long, The Guild, Donna Marie, Norro Wilson and many more. Package includes a 24 page booklet containing pictures, annotations and a 5,000+ word essay.
Tracks :
1. Bonni Long – On Flower Street
2. The Guild – The Sun Shines For You
3. Force West – Gotta Tell Somebody
4. Norro Wilson – Sunset & Vine
5. The Arrangement – River Road
6. The Kinsmen – Always The Loser
7. Aquarian Age – I Saw The Sky
8. Donna Marie – Sunshine Mind
9. The Good Earth Trio – Louise
10. The NJ Orange - (You’ve Got To) Live For Today
11. Sons Of Cajun – Since Ronnie Left For Boston
12. Society’s Children – Golden Child
13. The Children – Such A Fine Night
14. Robert John – Raindrops, Love And Sunshine
15. The Weekends – Canadian Sunset
16. Two Of Each – Every Single Day
17. David Fisher – Gotta Tell The World
18. THE MFQ – I Had A Dream Last Night (Alternate Mix)
19. The Fabulous Farquahr – Hollywood Ending
20. The Reasons For Being – A Thousand Years
21. Neil Sedaka – Heartbreak House For Homeless Children
22. James Arthur Griffin – Lookin’ So Much Better
23. Richard Dickson – Make Them Laugh, Clown
24. Donna Marie – The Penthouse
25. The Arrangement – A Child Of The Times
26. Force West – When The Sun Comes Out
27. Norro Wilson – I’d Rather Do It Than Eat
28. The Guild – You’ve Got The Cutest Smile
29. The Kinsmen – It’s Good To See You
30. The Orphans – There’s No Flowers In My Garden
AIR-O-PLANE RIDE: Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1970
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Air-O-Plane Ride is Teensville's eighth installment in a series of CDs that shine a light on the rare and hideously obscure side of 60s sunshine and soft pop. The disc boasts 32 tracks, all of which make their digital debut; a few make their first appearance anywhere after over 50 years. The package features a fully-annotated 28 page booklet with a 7,000+ word essay and stunning colour artwork.
Tracks :
1. Sky – Air-O-Plane Ride
2. The Jet Stream – Ready To Leave
3. The Stitch In Tyme - New Dawn
4. Our Patch Of Blue – Lily White
5. The Doodletown Pipers – Image Of You
6. Clock-Work Orange – Sweet Little Innocent Lorraine
7. The Camel Drivers – Sunday Morning 6’ O Clock
8. Eddie Hazleton – Over My Head
9. Ron Dante – Don’t Make Me A Memory
10. The Mixed Bag – Round And Round
11. The Looking Glass – If I Never Love Again
12. Dick & Dee Dee – The Escape Suite
13. Kevin McCann – Sunny And Me
14. The Puppet – Preppy Colored Personality
15. A Small World – The Life You Lead
16. The Wreck-A-Mended – My Happiness Is Loving You
17. City Stompers – Half Past Midnight
18. The Dream Band – The Train Song
19. Joey Cooper - Just Like You
20. Unknown Vocalist (Doug Lenier?) – Love, Please Come Our Way
21. Griffin – Classical Gas
22. The Oracle – The Night We Fell In Love
23. Kenneth – Mr. Kane
24. The Kit Kats – I Want To Be
25. The Newlook – East of The Dawn (In The Year Of Our Love)
26. Bobby Vee – Happiness Is
27. The Milky Way – Your Love Comes Shinin’ Through
28. The Guild – You Can See The Trees (But Not The Forest)
29. Sidewalk Skippers – Jeannie At The Circus
30. Tony Crane – If I Ever Get To Saginaw Again
31. The Jet Stream – Silky Tonight
32. Unknown Artist – Half A Love Is Better Than No Love At All
LET'S MAKE SOME MUSIC! - Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1970
Let's Make Some Music!
Sunshine, Soft & Studio Pop 1966-1970
Let's Make Some Music! is Teensville's 9th look at the late 60s world of turned-on sunshine, soft and studio pop. This volume traverses the globe: from the warmth of the West Coast, fusion sounds of the south, the tight professionalism of the east coast and even a glance at what the Brits and Australians were up to. Accompanying the 33 tracks, all making their compact disc debut, is a jam-packed 24 page booklet filled with pictures, annotations and a 7,000 word essay.
1. James Lawton And The James Boys – Music
2. We In A Nutshell – Never Fade Away
3. Art Movement – Happy Song
4. Graham Chapman – So Glad We Made It
5. Tony & Terri – Shades Of Gray
6. Chain Reaction – Definitely Dixie
7. Picardy – 5:30 Plane
8. Kevin McCann – The Skeleton On The Roundabout
9. Friend And Lover – Town Called Love
10. The Eighteenth Edition – 143rd Street Please Driver
11. Chuck Woolery – The Pleasure Of Her Company
12. Jim Glaser – Wonderful World Of Love
13. Bentley Road – Michael, Michael
14. The Young Enterprise - Little Imogene, The Walking Talking Machine
15. Jimmy Carter And The Broken Pieces – Wind Up Chimes
16. Jamie Kaye – Sunshine Of Your Smile
17. The Fraternity Bros – I Think It’s Me
18. The Eddysons – I Protect Her From The Rain
19. Christopher – Every Boy In The Crowd
20. The Majority – Autumn
21. The Lonesome Rhodes (Sandy & Donna) – Mister
22. Don Scardino – Movie Day
23. The Thin Men – Please Don’t Cry
24. New York Rock & Roll Ensemble - Bigi
25. Byzantine Empire – You
26. The Unforscene – Roses And Rainbows
27. Steff – Had A Dream
28. Sue Raney – Early Morning Blues & Greens
29. Teddy Randazzo And All 6 – Trick or Treat
30. Art Movement – Loving Touch
31. Tony And Terri & The Pirates – Back On My Feet Again
32. Chain Reaction – A Little Bit Of Love (Can Work A Miracle)
33. Graham Chapman – Goodbye, Goodbye
BLUE LIPSTICK: 34 Glorious Girl Pop Gems From The Mid-Sixties
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Blue Lipstick continues the Teensville tradition of spotlighting rare and obscure sixties pop music that has been undeservedly ignored in the digital era. Featuring 80 minutes of tracks from 1964-1968, the compact disc takes the listener on a journey of girl-sung hits that never were. Featured artists include The Debs, Heather, Patrician-Anne, The Candy Girls and more. CD contains 34 tracks including a robust 28 page booklet featuring extensive liner notes and annotations.
Tracks :
1. The Debs – Under A Streetlight
2. Heather – I’ll Come Softly
3. Susan Sands – It’s All Over But The Heartache
4. Patrician-Anne – Blue Lipstick
5. The Candy Girls – Tomorrow My Love
6. Ronnie Wallis – How It All Began
7. Pam Dickinson– Baby Don’t Treat Me This Way
8. Toni Stante – Six Strings And My Joe
9. Loretta – My Heart Tells Me To Believe
10. The Bon Bons – Each Time
11. Donna Lynn – Don’t You Dare
12. Sandy Williams – California
13. Barbara Mills – Little Things Like That
14. Vicki Hill – Bachelors Do Get Lonely
15. Pat Powdrill – Breaking Point
16. The Reasons – My Kinda Guy
17. Lady Lee – When Love Comes Along
18. The 4 Making Do – If I Only Had The $
19. Joani Camp – I’m Gonna Try
20. Diane Faye – Time
21. The Lornettes – Something To Remember You By
22. Georgetta Banks – Autograph My Photograph
23. The Lollipops – Gee Whiz Baby
24. Truly Smith – The Merry-Go-Round Is Slowing You Down
25. Josie Taylor – I’ll Love You For A While
26. The Candy Girls – Run
27. Susan Sands – Take Me Home To Your Mama
28. Toni Stante – Whatever Happened To Rosemarie
29. Ronni Wallis – Window Wishing
30. The Debs – The Life And Soul of The Party
31. Pam Dickinson – Bad Boy
32. Patrician-Anne – What About Me
33. Heather – No One In The Whole Wide World
34. Debbie Burton – Baby, It’s Over
PUT A RING ON MY FINGER: 35 Glorious Girl Pop Gems From The Mid-Sixties
Put A Ring On My Finger
35 Glorious Girl Pop Gems From The Mid-Sixties
1. The Rag Dolls – Put A Ring On My Finger
2. Barbara Bennis – Here’s My Shoulder
3. Carol Montgomery – Love Is Better Than Ever
4. Ann D’Andre - Baby Be Good To Me
5. Valerie Dunn – Where's My Love
6. Misty Morn – Oh What A Love I Found
7. Della Rae – You’ll Be Back
8. Christine Quaite – Will You Be The Same Tomorrow
9. Jan Tanzy – Are You Proud
10. Pepi – Hypnotized
11. The Bouquets – No Love At All
12. Unknown Artist – The Big Surprise
13. Carolyn Daye – Every Now And Then
14. Stacey Cane – Who Are You
15. The Supreme Teens – I Think It’s Me
16. Sherry Grooms – Take Away The Memories (Of A Love So Fine)
17. Pat Peyton – Pay No Attention
18. Misty & The Do Drops – Come Shake Hands With A Fool
19. Cherry Rowland – Nobody But Me
20. The Rainbows – Down The Block
21. Jan Panter – Stand By And Cry
22. Janianne – He's Gonna Be Mine
23. Unknown Artist – I’m Going Out With The Girls
24. Virginia Hoe – Don’t Lie, Don’t Try
25. Gay Shingleton – I Know You’re Missing Her
26. The Petites – Is Thirteen Too Young To Fall In Love
27. Jean & The Statesides – Just Let Me Cry
28. Suzanne Terry – Somebody Turned My World Upside Down
29. Carol Montgomery – I’m Trying To Do What Mama Says
30. Barbara Bennis – I Wonder What He’ll Say
31. Ann D’Andre - Three Days, Seven Hours, Twenty Minutes And Fourteen Seconds
32. Christine Quaite – Broken And Blue
33. Valerie Dunn – The Way Of Love
34. Della Rae – Hurry Up Summer
35. Ellie Greenwich – Couldn’t You Wait Til The Party Was Over
LOOK AT ME NOW! The Pop Songwriting Rarities of Mitch Murray 1963-1966
Look At Me Now! is the first ever retrospective on the songwriting prowess of Mitch Murray. Taking a close examination of Mitch's 1963-1966 compositions, Teensville traces rarities by artists such as The Naturals, Murray's Monkeys, The Outcasts, Dev Douglas and many more. The compilation features 34 tracks with an 80 minute runtime. Also included is a full colour booklet with information about the artists and recordings, pictures and a special introduction by Mitch's personal friend, Brian Gari.
Tracks :
1. The Naturals – Look At Me Now
2. Murray’s Monkeys – Gipsy
3. Michael Cox – I Hate Getting Up In The Morning
4. Paul Murray – I Wish You Everything
5. The Outcasts – I’ll Keep Coming Back
6. Maxine Darren – How Can I Hide It From My Heart
7. Dev Douglas – I Won’t Miss You
8. Doug Sheldon – Let’s Make A Habit Of This
9. Les Carle – By The Way
10. The Cheese Cakes – Bye Bye Little Boy
11. Lee Stirling & The Bruisers – I Could If I Wanted To
12. Signs – Ain’t You Got A Heart
13. Roland Storm & The Statesmen – Heaven Only Knows
14. Angela Deen – Gotta Hand It To The Boy
15. Murray’s Monkeys – I’ll Be Here
16. Paul Murray – Is It Me
17. Wayne Fontana – You Made Me What I Am Today
18. Kiki Dee – Early Night
19. Brad Newman – I’ll Find You Another Baby
20. Gregory Phillips And The Remo Four – Everybody Knows
21. Frank Kelly With The Hunters – What Do You Wanna Do
22. Sandra Browne – You’d Think He Didn’t Know Me
23. Teddy Green – Can I Take You Out Tonight
24. Marian Angel – All The Time In The World
25. Sounds Of Les And Mitch - Why Can't We Love
26. Dev Douglas – I’m Writing To The Guy Who Stole My Girl
27. Carter-Lewis – You Can’t Fool Me
28. The Rajahs – Can You Keep A Secret
29. The American Beetles – I Wish You Everything
30. The Nightmares – I Hate Getting Up In The Morning
31. John Carter – Look At Me Now
32. Peter Noone – We Don’t Need The Money
33. Freddie Garrity – It’s Good For You
34. John Carter – Bless Your Little Heart
Extraordinary Man: The Pop Songwriting Rarities of Ray Whitley 1964-1969
Extraordinary Man: The Pop Songwriting Rarities Of Ray Whitley 1964-1969 is the first collection of its kind: an extensive look into the catalog of an Atlanta genius. The CD boasts 34 tracks and an 80 minute minute time, spanning artists such as December's Children, The Sensational Epics, Bobby Langford and even Ray himself. The package features a fully annotated 20 page booklet with a 5,000+ word essay on the tunes and their stories.
Tracks :
1. December’s Children – Extraordinary Man
2. Ray Whitley – 1983
3. The Roemans – All The Good Things
4. The Sensational Epics – Play It By Ear
5. Tommy Roe – Heartaches And Teardrops
6. Bobby Langford – Peace Of Mind
7. Them Other Brothers – Be A Good Little Girl
8. December’s Children – Makin’ Music
9. Joey Paige – Just A Boy In Love
10. Ray Whitley – I’ve Been Hurt
11. Johnny Christopher – Back In Love With You
12. The Roemans – When The Sun Shines In The Mornin’
13. Freddy Weller – Walk Away Slowly
14. The Visitors Featuring Tony – Is It Them Or Is It Me
15. The Sensational Epics – Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy
16. Tommy Roe – Just Another Boy In Town
17. December’s Children – A Girl Like You (A Boy Like Me)
18. The Fraternity Bros. – Laugh It Off
19. Ray Whitley – The End Of My World
20. Brian Hyland – Run, Run Look And See (Mono Single Mix)
21. The Clinger Sisters – Puppet
22. The Swingin’ Medallions – I Found A Rainbow
23. December’s Children – Kissin’ Time
24. The Delltones – Hey Girl, Don’t Bother Me
25. Al Hartley – I’m Only A Man
26. The Magic Circle – I Was Bewitched
27. Johnny Mac – I’ll Tell The Robin
28. Bobby Langford – Love Seeds
29. Them Other Brothers – Just Forget ‘Em
30. The Roemans – Love (That’s All I Want)
31. The Sensational Epics – You Warp My Mind Girl
32. Tommy Roe – A Wild Water Skiing Weekend
33. Ray Whitley – There Is One Boy
34. December’s Children – Backwards And Forwards
Steve Lawrence: Walking Proud The Teen/Pop Sides 1959-1966
The hits are here - and they don’t come any better than “Pretty Blue Eyes”, “Footsteps” and “Go Away Little Girl” – but fans and collectors are going to enjoy finding such lesser known songs as “Put Away Your Teardrops” and “I’m Making The Same Mistakes Again”. 12 of the tracks are in stereo.
The songs are drawn from three different labels, ABC Paramount, United Artists and Columbia. Steve had Top-10 hits on all three labels. We also feature the big hit duets – such as “I Want To Stay Here” - that Steve recorded with his wife and partner, Eydie Gorme.
To round out this collection, we have added seven tracks from Eydie’s Columbia days, starting with her Top-10 hit from 1963, “Blame It On The Bossa Nova”. A fantastic 16 page color booklet, includes chart placings, pictures, label scans and a commentary from the diehard collectors at Teensville.
If you’re a fan of Steve and Eydie or you love top quality “Brill Building” sounds with the best in production values, this set is for you!
The best ever package of the 60's hits and rarities -
ALL DIGITALLY REMASTERED!
Tracks :
1 Walking Proud
2 (I Don’t Care) Only Love Me
3 Loving Is A Way Of Living
4 Pretty Blue Eyes
5 Footsteps
6 Why Why Why
7 Going Steady
8 Come Back Silly Girl
9 Girls, Girls, Girls
10 Little Boy Blue
11 Hansel And Gretel (Hold Back The Dyke)
12 Tears From Heaven13 Portrait Of My Love
14 The Lady Wants To Twist
15 House Without Windows
16 Go Away Little Girl
17 Don’t Be Afraid, Little Darlin’
18 Poor Little Rich Girl
19 I Want To Stay Here (with Eydie Gorme)
20 I Can‘t Stop Talking About You (with Eydie Gorme)
21 Everybody Knows
22 Yet... I Know (Et Pourtant)
23 Put Away Your Teardrops
24 Last Night I Made A Little Girl Cry
25 The Week-End
26 I’m Making The Same Mistakes Again
Bonus Tracks - Eydie Gorme
27 Blame It On The Bossa Nova
28 Don’t Try To Fight It, Baby
29 Everybody Go Home
30 I Want You To Meet My Baby
31 Can't Get Over (The Bossa Nova)
32 Just Dance On By
33 Where Are You Now