CD-Charts Position 1

.

fifties-complete

Search: I Remember You
by: pat boone

Release Date

CD-Charts Position 2

.

The Long Lost Reprise Hits

Search: I Remember You
by: Dean Martin

Release Date

CD-Charts Position 3

.

Long Lost Reprise Hits

Search: I Remember You
by: Dean Martin

Release Date October 01, 1999

CD-Charts Position 4
Average Rating:

.

Killer Rocks on, the/Boogie Woogie

Search: I Remember You
by: Jerry Lee Lewis

Release Date August 02, 2004
This double album set effectively gives you the two sides of Jerry Lee Lewis. 1972's The Killer Rocks On is a rock 'n' roll record, delivered with irreverence, virtuosity and a devilish sense of cheek. 1974's Boogie Woogie Country Man is mainly a country affair, with melancholy ballads often conjuring a level of emotion that feels more like confession than performance.

'...Rocks On' is the stronger of the two albums, but both have a hearty helping of awesome tracks: 'Chantilly Lace' and 'Turn On Your Love Light' are rollicking dance classics, and 'Forever Forgiving' and 'I'm Still Jealous Of You' are great examples of the kind of true-hearted emoting that came instinctively to Jerry Lee, but was simply beyond so many other artists. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
Average Rating:

.

Legends of Country

Search: I Remember You
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 06, 2006
This double album set effectively gives you the two sides of Jerry Lee Lewis. 1972's The Killer Rocks On is a rock 'n' roll record, delivered with irreverence, virtuosity and a devilish sense of cheek. 1974's Boogie Woogie Country Man is mainly a country affair, with melancholy ballads often conjuring a level of emotion that feels more like confession than performance.

'...Rocks On' is the stronger of the two albums, but both have a hearty helping of awesome tracks: 'Chantilly Lace' and 'Turn On Your Love Light' are rollicking dance classics, and 'Forever Forgiving' and 'I'm Still Jealous Of You' are great examples of the kind of true-hearted emoting that came instinctively to Jerry Lee, but was simply beyond so many other artists. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
Average Rating:

.

Legends of Country: 27 All Time Favourite Country Hits

Search: I Remember You
by: Various Artists

Release Date March 08, 2005
This double album set effectively gives you the two sides of Jerry Lee Lewis. 1972's The Killer Rocks On is a rock 'n' roll record, delivered with irreverence, virtuosity and a devilish sense of cheek. 1974's Boogie Woogie Country Man is mainly a country affair, with melancholy ballads often conjuring a level of emotion that feels more like confession than performance.

'...Rocks On' is the stronger of the two albums, but both have a hearty helping of awesome tracks: 'Chantilly Lace' and 'Turn On Your Love Light' are rollicking dance classics, and 'Forever Forgiving' and 'I'm Still Jealous Of You' are great examples of the kind of true-hearted emoting that came instinctively to Jerry Lee, but was simply beyond so many other artists. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
Average Rating:

.

Begin the Beguine

Search: I Remember You
by: Artie Shaw

Release Date February 21, 2005
A ten CD set which gives a comprehensive overview of Artie Shaw's bands both small and large from the early Brunswicks until the end of the Second World War at a very reasonable price, this collection seems too good to be true! There is however a downside in that no discographical details are included and, much more importantly, all the tracks are taken from studio sessions. This is a pity as Shaw's bands very often sound better when recorded 'live' and in a number of cases airshot versions could well have been substituted for inferior studio tracks - 'Moonray' and 'Begin the Beguine' for example.

This carping apart, the set as a whole is a delight from beginning to end. Through one man's music we can hear the first tentative sounds ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
Average Rating:

.

Violets of Dawn

Search: I Remember You
by: Eric Andersen

Release Date August 01, 2005
A ten CD set which gives a comprehensive overview of Artie Shaw's bands both small and large from the early Brunswicks until the end of the Second World War at a very reasonable price, this collection seems too good to be true! There is however a downside in that no discographical details are included and, much more importantly, all the tracks are taken from studio sessions. This is a pity as Shaw's bands very often sound better when recorded 'live' and in a number of cases airshot versions could well have been substituted for inferior studio tracks - 'Moonray' and 'Begin the Beguine' for example.

This carping apart, the set as a whole is a delight from beginning to end. Through one man's music we can hear the first tentative sounds ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
Average Rating:

.

Follow Your Heart

Search: I Remember You
by: Lee Wiley

Release Date April 18, 2005
A ten CD set which gives a comprehensive overview of Artie Shaw's bands both small and large from the early Brunswicks until the end of the Second World War at a very reasonable price, this collection seems too good to be true! There is however a downside in that no discographical details are included and, much more importantly, all the tracks are taken from studio sessions. This is a pity as Shaw's bands very often sound better when recorded 'live' and in a number of cases airshot versions could well have been substituted for inferior studio tracks - 'Moonray' and 'Begin the Beguine' for example.

This carping apart, the set as a whole is a delight from beginning to end. Through one man's music we can hear the first tentative sounds ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
Average Rating:

.

Dance With Dorsey [CASSETTE]

Search: I Remember You
by: Tommy Dorsey

Release Date July 01, 1994
A ten CD set which gives a comprehensive overview of Artie Shaw's bands both small and large from the early Brunswicks until the end of the Second World War at a very reasonable price, this collection seems too good to be true! There is however a downside in that no discographical details are included and, much more importantly, all the tracks are taken from studio sessions. This is a pity as Shaw's bands very often sound better when recorded 'live' and in a number of cases airshot versions could well have been substituted for inferior studio tracks - 'Moonray' and 'Begin the Beguine' for example.

This carping apart, the set as a whole is a delight from beginning to end. Through one man's music we can hear the first tentative sounds ... Read More: