앨범: 조숙한 소녀들 CD 3 - Various Artist (2000 Ace Records UK)

Early Girls Volume 3 앨범: 조숙한 소녀들 CD 3 Various Artist (2000 Ace Records UK) 1. My one And only Jimmy Boy - 전곡 연주 　 Album Title: Early Girls Volume 3 Artist: Various Artists Series: Early Girls Format: CD, Compilation Audio CD (October 2, 2000) Number of Discs: 1 Country: UK Release Info: Studio Recording Label: Ace Records UK Copyright: (c) 2000 Ace Records UK Duration: 01:09:44 Genre: Pop/Rock, R&B, Funk, Soul, Pop Styles: Early Pop/Rock, Brill Building Pop, Early R&B, Girl Groups, Soul, Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Vocal 1. My one And only Jimmy Boy 2. I Will Follow Him 3. He's Mine 4. Johnny Angel 5. Dumb Head 6. Please Love Me Forever 7. At Last 8. What Are Boys Made Of 9. Don't You Know 10. I Want You To Be My Baby 11. With All My Heart 12. I'm Available 13. Old Cape Cod 14. Angel on My Shoulder 15. Hurt 16. Johnny Get Angry 17. Please Don't Talk To The Lifeguard 18. Birthday Party 19. Gee Whiz (Look At His Eyes) 20. Shake A Hand 21. Don't Go To Strangers 22. Party Girl 23. Better Tell Him No 24. What Kind Of Girl (Do You Think I Am) 25. Release Me 26. Hey Lover 27. Look In My Eyes 28. Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya Girlfriends Little Peggy March Alice Wonder Land Shelly Fabares Ginny Arnell Cathy Jean And Roommates Etta James The Percells Della Reese Lillian Briggs Jodie Sands Margie Rayburn Patti Page Shelby Flint Timi Yuro Joanie Sommers Diane Ray The Pixies Three Carla Thomas Faye Adams Etta Jones Bernadette Carroll The Starlets The Charmaines Esther Phillips Debbie Dovale The Chantels Suzie Clark 2:17 2:34 1:58 2:21 2:16 2:54 3:00 2:19 2:34 2:31 2:44 1:53 2:36 2:18 2:28 2:33 1:45 2:07 2:21 2:53 3:53 2:17 2:32 2:27 3:18 2:09 2:18 2:28 Track Written By 1. David Gates 2. Arthur Altman / Norman Gimbel / Jacques Plante / Del Roma / J.W. Stole 3. Charles Weiss / Steve Schlaks 4. Lyn Duddy / Lee Pockriss 5. David Hess 6. Ollie Blanchard / J.J. Malone 7. Mack Gordon / Harry Warren 8. John Linde 9. Bobby Worth 10. Jon Hendricks 11. Peter DeAngelis / Robert Marcucci 12. Dave Burgess 13. Allan Jeffrey / Claire Rothrock / Milton Yakus 14. Shelby Flint 15. Jimmie Crane / Al Jacobs 16. Hal David / Sherman Edwards & Donald Meyer 17. Sylvia Dee / George Goehring 18. John Madara / Dave White Tricker 19. Carla Thomas 20. Joe Morris / Joseph Morris 21. Redd Evans / Arthur Kent / Dave Mann 22. Ernie Maresca 23. Bernice Williams 24. Loretta Lynn / Joe Seneca / Jimmy Steward / Teddy Wilburn 25. Eddie Miller / Dub Williams / Robert Yount 26. Don Covay / John Berry 27. Richard Barrett 28. J. Smith / Smith Review The third installment in Ace's series of female-sung pop/rock from the pre-British Invasion era is an erratic combination of well-known classics with more obscure items that are sometimes decent, and more often forgettable. Mostly it's from 1960-1964, with a few odd inclusions of solo female performances from 1953-1959, several of them pop with little or no rock influence. The best cuts are usually the most famous ones: Etta James' "At Last," Little Peggy March's "I Will Follow Him," Carla Thomas' "Gee Whiz (Look at His Eyes)," Esther Phillips' "Release Me," Timi Yuro's "Hurt," and the Chantels' "Look in My Eyes." The thing is, none of these have been very hard to find on reissues. The majority of the disc is in fact comprised of songs that have escaped oldies radio rotation, whether because they only made it to around the middle of the Top 100, or because (as in Patti Page's "Old Cape Cod" or Jodie Sands' "With All My Heart") there was no rock & roll in their soul. However, with the exception of the Girlfriends' dynamite 1963 mid-charter "My one and only, Jimmy Boy" -- one of the best Phil Spector soundalike productions ever, and a should-have-been Top Ten hit -- none of the rarer items are great. In fact most are inconsequential, and some are downright bad: there ought to be a law against licensing Ginny Arnell's 1963 single "Dumb Head," one of the most idiotic records ever to crack the Top 50. Some of the more interesting also-rans are Lillian Briggs' 1955 hit "I Want You to Be My Baby," which in fact is far more like jazzy Tin Alley pop than rock; Faye Adams' 1953 crossover R&B/pop hit "Shake a Hand"; and Suzie Clark's "Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya," a non-charting cover of a song on an obscure girl-group single by the Ribbons that was later covered by the Searchers.  by Richie Unterberger early girls,발랄한 재즈곡들 링크: 음악으로 보는 세상  곧 미남 리차드강 어리버리 돈키호테.