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Music : Where the Girls Are Vol.1
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Where the Girls Are Vol.1 by: Various Artists List Price: £14.99 CD-Charts Price: £12.69 You Save: £2.30 (15%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0029667164825 Label: Ace Manufacturer: Ace Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Ace Release Date: May 27, 1997 Studio: Ace Sales Rank: 77471 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - Obscure sixties pop for sixties fans onlyIn common with the other volumes in this series, this collection consists of rare tracks that didn't make any significant impression when they were released and have largely been forgotten. If you are a casual fan of sixties music just looking for hits, you should look elsewhere. You won't find them here. There are a few familiar names here, but their famous songs are not included. Of all the names here, Dolly Parton and Doris Day would seem to be the most unlikely inclusions, not just on this volume but in the entire series. In fact, these particular tracks sit comfortably here. The Dolly Parton recording, Don't drop out, is from 1966 and even I (a devoted Dolly fan) didn't know this track existed until I came across this ... Read More: Rating: - OO-wee babyThe first volume of 'Where the girls are' starts and ends with car crashes. There are lots of songs about boys and dancing and kissing. They range from bluesy to popsy, but they're all full of bubble, bounce and confidence. While you're listening, you can peruse the names of the bands on the sleeve - Ruby + The Romantics... Reparata + The Delrons...The Charmettes...and wonder at the group shots of the girls inside. These were times of matching suits, high hair and lips. Each of the tracks is a gem. Look out for 'How much is that doggie in the window'. Collect them all. |
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